Rail Unions Accept Five Day Extension in Work Rules Dispute
Washington AP unions agree to a five day extension of the deadline in the railroad work rules dispute delaying a nationwide strike until next week. Railroads accepted the extension at Wirtz request after no settlement by the midnight Wednesday deadline, union telegrams said cooperation would follow. The five unions involved represent about 200,000 on train employees and the dispute centers on new work rules that could eliminate up to 40,000 jobs.
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Washington
Hall
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirt
Witla
Stat of
New Lalke
Witty
Railroudy
Afl-Cig Brotherhood of
Nritindaht
Pares
Jung
Bolly Management
Wilons
Wirtz
Huston
Raltracts
Aail
Local Deaths and Obituaries in Martinsburg Area
Obituaries for Ted Clinton Hoover 32 of Fair Play Route 1 and Earl Shaffer 42 of 1120 Kuba Ave, both died Monday. Also notes on Mrs Maule Della Brockman of Charlottesville and Russell S Herbmaker of Lewistown. Services planned at Honey Funeral Home and Moon Township Cemetery with local family visiting hours and burial details.
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Ted Clinton Hoover
Clinton Heaver
Fairplay
V. A. Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Aum
Funkstown
Lester R
Mike Marion Bailley Hoover
Christ Reformed Church
Suler-Rouzer
Wharatay
Lawrenten N. Struik
Vedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Finneral
Earl K. Shotfor
Maule Della Brockman
Verlunds Aves Mo
Charlottesville
Runeall S. Hormbaker
Kndy Taylor
Russell S. Hernbaker
Lewistown
Moontine General Nome
Fork Landow
Button Held Too Long At Opry Corner Cate
In Nashville AP report a bug dress issue led Howard Freementy to call a repairman for a refrigerator. A basement visit followed where the customer held a button while the man beat the thermostat. Freeman returned to find the customer gone with $40 from the cash register.
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Nashville
Tenn
Opry
Cate
Howard Freementy
Jane
Freeman
Lter
Dillon Appointed to Maryland Fair Commission
Samuel Dillon Jr appointed by Governor Tawes to Maryland Commission for 1964 65 term. Dillon, among Maryland hotel and restaurant operators, has worked with the governor and Board of Public Works in planning Maryland participation. He is listed alongside other state officials in this assignment. Hecks Beauty Salon at King Street is also noted with contact.
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Washington
Samuel Dillon, Jr
Milard Tawes
Maryland
Dillon
Governor Tawes
Board of Public Works
HECKS
Vni
King St
Contact Lenses For Chickens In Red Vision Tests
An inventor in San Mateo California proposes red contact lenses for chickens to curb aggression and improve egg production. He claims red vision calms birds by reducing bleeding injuries, stops pecking, and lowers stress, with chickens reportedly behaving better and feeding more calmly.
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A.W. Leftriner
Sehviner
Sankt Mos
Calif
Santa
Sawed Off Gun Confiscated In Potomac Street Case
A 12 gauge shotgun sawn to 12 inches was found and confiscated at the residence of Baul Showe, 52, of SITS Potomac Street. No charges filed yet. Treasury will be notified for violation of the Federal Firearms Act as the weapon was not in use. Agreement reached on drafting a federal East Africa constitution by Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika working party. Maryland Metals lists steel strapping 615 at 19.95 per 100 lb. with address and phone.
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Baul 1
DAH ES Salaam, Tanganyika
Republic of East Africa
Kenya
Uganda
Tanganyika
Maryland Metals
Antietam de
Final Arguments Being Made In Ex Solons Trial Today
In a U S District Court trial involving former congressmen Thomas Jolson of Maryland and Frank W Boykin of Alabama final arguments begin today before Chief Judge Roszel C Thomson. The case centers on alleged influence peddling related to development rights and a land deal with Rollin and Tensaw entities. Prosecutors contend payments included a fee for interceding with the Justice Department while defense argues Boykin acted openly and without liability for the mortgage terms.
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Taltimore
Thomas Jolson
Maryland
Frank W. Boykin
Alabama
U.S. District Court
Roszel C. Thomson
Charsday
Holaison
Boykin
Boykins
Mollin
Harney
Edlin
Doykin
Tensaw Land and Timber Co
Thomson
Cox
Justice Department
Cross
Vets Return From Ninth World War I Convention
Commander James B. Cole Sr and companions Richard B. Stone, Frank I. Coward, William C. Fox, Howard Turner, and Merle Iseminger have returned from the ninth annual Veterans of World War I convention held in Salisbury Maryland. Stonebraker was named trustee and Brank Bye was elected to the wives committee.
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James B. Cole
Richard B. Stone
Frank I. Coward
William C. Fox
Howard Turner
Merle Iseminger
Salsbury
Richard Stonebraker
Jx A. Des Ay
Brank Bye
Hie
Pocketbook Found in Packing Crate at Local Plant
A woman's pocketbook containing typical items and some cash was found yesterday in a crate of paper rolls at the Maryland Ribbon Co plant. Janet J. Churchey discovered it and turned it over to the manager. It is believed a packer dropped it while packing at the mill. The crate was stored since 192 or 193? and was found yesterday. The paper company will be notified to try to return it to the owner.
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Maryland Ribbon Co
Janet J. Churchey
Main Ave
Nori Prospect
Manuifaciueing
Wanted Scrap Metal for Md Metals Inc Ady Street
Maryland Metals Inc seeks scrap Dass copper steel lags for recycling. Contact for pickup or drop-off at 9 March Street, Mag. Ady. Immediate acceptance of scrap material and prompt payment offered.
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Maryland Metals, Ine
Rch St. Mag
Road Plan Discussion Set By Board
The Board of Cowly Commissioners will hear a summary report from the Washington County Zoning and Planning Commission. They will also discuss a proposed four year plan for county roads, including state road construction. Russell Bowser, the visor of the County Roads Department, will discuss the roads program.
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Board of Cowly Commissioners
Washington County Zoning and Planning Commission
County Commission
Evan Crossley
Russell Bowser
County Roads Department
Man Fined for Not Paying Cab Fare after Arrest
Woodrow Wilson Mulatt, 33, of Williamsport was found guilty in magistrate court of failing to pay a $2.50 cab fare to Leitersburg. He claimed he would pay on arrival but did not. He received a $25 fine and 10 days in jail in Washington County Jail.
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Woodrow Wilson Mulatt
Wukamsport
Leitersburg
Washington
Jal
Seventy Five Year Old Seaman To Graduate Next Sunday
A San Mateo story notes an elderly seaman turned sanitation worker and newspaper owner will graduate from College of San Mateo next Sunday. Two escapees from Boys’ Village Cheltentham were caught in Washington County by state police. Troopers report one youth was determined not to aid the other who was found with him. The graduate, aged 75, plans to receive his M similar to a grandchild’s degree, reflecting a notable personal journey in geriatrics.
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San Mateo
Calif
Enisin
Halcrow
Cheltentham
College of San Mateo
Washington County
Heleraw
JH. Snyder
C.C. Bittingter
Coryer
Snow Storm Pounds Midwest and Great Lakes Regions
Stormy weather swept the central U S with cold Canadian air driving severe thunderstorms from the Plains into the Great Lakes and East. Indiana Ohio Michigan and Illinois reported tornadoes and property damage with at least two deaths and multiple injuries as winds topping 83 mph lashed Cincinnati and nearby areas. Thunderstorms disrupted power for thousands in Cleveland and Toledo while snow rain mixed across Lake Superior regions and Ely New Mexico recorded a 24 hour rainfall of 1.44 inches.
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Associated Press
Canada
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Iinois
Lower Michigan
Kentucky
Texas
Great Lakes
New England
North Dakota
Lake Superior
Upper
Ely
New
Michael Jones
Yellow Springs
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Valparaiso
Ind
Richmond
Muncie
Mishawaka
Walker Jr Graduates From Georgetown University
H F Walker Jr son of Mrs Henry T Walker Sr and the late Mr Walker of Timonium Md was graduated Monday from Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Washington DC He was 4 member of the Glass Council the Varsity Crew and Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity A 1959 graduate of St Maria Goretti High School this city he will pursue graduate studies next fall at New York University in Economic Development Georgetown will mark its 175th anniversary next year with its charter dating to 1775 by act of Congress signed by President James Madison
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Henry Townsend Walker
Henry T. Walker
Lata
Walker
Timonium
Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
Georgetown
Washington
Glass Council
Varsity Crew
Delta. Phi 0Psilon
St. Maria Gareth High School
New York University
James Madison
Canal Park Chief Denies Camping Halt on Canal
Canal Park chief Dale says camping along the C O Canal is being phased out due to camper abuses and public nuisance concerns. Limited site capacity remains amid ongoing improvements. Antietam Creek and other locations offer restricted camping with paring and basic facilities. Boating, fishing, cycling, and birding encouraged, with a 17 mile surface path and Four Locks boat launching facility.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Park
Pateaay
C & O Canal
Dale
Hagerstown
Antictam Creek
Parising
Canal
Maryland
National Park Service
Four Locks
Park Service
Gay Street Church Vacation Bible School Plans
The Gay Street Brethren Church scheduled Vacation Bible School from June 17 to 28, Monday through Friday, 9:00 to 11:45 a.m., for children aged five to eleven. The program, themed Traveling God's Highway, includes separate groups with specific lessons under named supervisors and runs a closing program on Sunday, June 30 at 7:30 p.m. An entertainment night is advertised for nightly events featuring steaks, chicken, seafood, and drinks.
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Gay Street
Howard Keer
Jesus
Medal June 22 Sharpsburg Release Official Souvenir Medal
Sharpsburg plans release of the 200th anniversary souvenir medal on June 22. CHI ton J. Smith announces proceeds fund celebration costs. medals priced nominally with limited quantities and distribution at Sharpsburg Community Hall from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Also available by mail to Sharpshug Souvenir Medal Committee, P.O. Box 83, Sharpsburg, Md. Designed by Mr. Smith, struck by Minneapolis Company, 1346 golden bronze. Front depicts Great Spring site and Civil War symbols. back records Sharpsburg history. Also note Strawberry Festival Saturday June 15 at First Baptist Chapel, Paramount.
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Sharpsburg
Chi Ton J. Smith
Isourvenir
inSharpsburg
Snoth
Sharpshug
P.O. Hox
Smith
Minneapolis Company
Antiestam
First Baptist Chapel
Paramount
Adv
Artictam Auto Parts ad listing supplies
Price list and contact for boat covers tarps tractor chains and auto parts from Artictam Auto Parts Inc located at 449 Antistam Dr with phone number 711-8883.
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Etlo Parts
Gov't. Surydus
Artictam Auto Parts, Inc
Antistam Dr
Vhone
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Fair Commission
Brick Rancher
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Call Elgin Agency, Inc
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Jerry Hess
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Nurmi Lindsay
Horald-Mall Ca
Tigerstown
Hess
Veraldl
Salle Hagerstown High School
Tess
University of Maryland
Ashby
A. Maria Gorett
Daily Mail
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Lindsay
Middletown High School
Ifo
Herald-Mail Co
St. St. Mary's College
Examitsburg
Carnival Holiday Acres Association
Cardtown Pike
Dick Collyers
Ine
Luuelh
Armour’s
Columbia
Sweitzer
Lewis Coss Fruit Market
Middleburg
Nevada
Lake
U.S
H. F. Walker, Jr
Georgetown U
Judy Corrigan
South Hagenstown High School
Beta-Sighiasent Sonat Hy Beni Xemphorn Training Center
Lesanon
Superior Dairy Lot
McEwen Furniture CO
South Potomes St
Canal Park
Gay St
Jefferson Blvd
BGO RR
General Electric Supply
C. W. Harris
P. G
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Angerstown
A. G Qdell, JR
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