11 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
1
A counterfeit bills case unfolds as a man tells police he paid 4480 for bogus notes. Detectives reveal serial numbers matched earlier seizures, and suspects linked to a People’s Drug Store incident face trespassing charges across multiple counties amid ongoing investigations.
An advertisement from Dahlberg Maler offers a true miniature medal replica of the smallest war prize, claimed to be free to anyone replying. The item weighs under a third of an ounce, requires no wires, and is described as a compact, non-sparking instrument. The notice also mentions Thelfile School beginning Monday for hard of hearing students with free model allowances while supplies last.
Mrs. Cummins, a Norfolk resident, earned a bachelor of arts degree in History from Norfolk College of Willam and Mary. Her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. CA Duldoté, attended Linden De in 2020 as part of the surrounding celebrations.
Information on hearing aid services provided in Room 417 Wyelt Bida, under HAW and THT Nh Stree, with details about access and assistance for residents seeking amplification devices.
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices from Hagerstown area papers. Frank Kuhn of Foxville and Jacob Ward McCollam are named, with detailed survivor lists and service details. Many entries reference Rest Haven Cemetery, Creager Funeral Home, and local churches as sites for services and interment.
Davies Jr son of Mrs Ernest P Davies Sr and the late Me Davies graduated from the University of Maryland with a bachelor of science in accounting and a minor in zeonotics earning second honors for a 3.0 average. He joined the Accounting Club and Weight Lifting Club and will join Ernst & Ernst in Baltimore. He resides at 700 Edmonson Ave Catonsville with wife Josus Reese and daughter Burl sah Edna.
Washington County officials to consider declaring Seat Belt Week as the Hagerstown Junior Chamber promotes belt use. Belts priced at $1 a pair through county service clubs. installation at $1.50. A wrecked car display opens in the Square with a mobile unit broadcasting. A three day exhibit June 21 at the intersection of Pennsylvania Ave and Borhans Blvd will feature belts for sale.
Virginia Paintevint from Huntsville Alabama was named Miss Sun Fun USA at a pageant in Myrtle Beach South Carolina She succeeds Terry Lane Bowden as the pageant queen The report also notes details about graduates from Shepherd College and future plans for further study and graduate work at the University of Maryand to pursue graduate studies
Willary Boward William 2 36 Greencastle died Saturday after noon in his home after a short illness. He was son of the late Peter and Susan Boward and member of Trinity Lutheran Church. He worked 11 years as a clerk for Bl Nott and Snyder in Greencastle. Surviving wife Mrs May Boward and brother Acord Boward of Hagerstown. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Zimmermann Funeral Home Greencastle with Rev Norman Wile officiating. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday from 7 p.m.
A fragmentary prayer text thanks God for night rest and daily work. It mentions Dennis H Caprice as High Point College director of teacher education and asks for strength and satisfaction from well done duties.
The Senate and House begin a heavy week with four major bills and two defense and interior appropriations measures totaling about 49 billion and 932 million. The agenda includes all channel television space communications satellite legislation and a wage equality bill for women. Also on track are debt limit increases and controversial projects. A Senate investigations panel will question figures tied to alleged racket ties in several cities.
The article covers President Kennedy defending nonhostility to business while urging united efforts to solve domestic issues and manage the economy. It notes his Yale commencement remarks, emphasis on moving beyond partisan slogans, and the need for clear-headed domestic policy to sustain freedom and global security. It also lists several U.S. Navy and Army personnel, their ranks, and recent assignments or advancements.
Catholic High School awarded diplomas to 34 graduates including juniors and seniors such as Hubert Fenn and Lawrence Hupp. The ceremony recognized American freshmen Judy Mytewich, Good Citizenship medals for Patricia Spigler and Michael Hell, and awards like the Long Meadow Shopping Center $5 savings bond for top four-year scholastic average won by Nancy O'Toole.
The Heart Group of Washington County will meet Thursday night at the Hotel Muxander with Dr. R. Adams Cowley of the University of Maryland School of Medicine as the speaker. The evening includes a social hour and dinner. A Washington, D. C. memorial titled the Tincain Memorial is described as being built on 122 steel cylinders sunk 50 feet into bedrock.
Secret Army Organization commando strikes in the Sahara near the Hassi Massua oil field causing a gas fire. French fears rise of saboteurs harming dams railways and air installations as FLN spokesman Chawki Mostefai cites tensions with European settlers. Casualties unreported as raids continue in Algiers with bombings and hold ups.
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