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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

1

Rings And Watch Return From Merlite Industries

A customer reports Merlite Industries in New York sent three rings and a watch band, all defective or wrong size, and the package was returned insured. Despite paying $56, no replacement or refund has arrived after two phone calls. The company claims no record of the return and asks the postal service to tracer the shipment, requesting further results.

Merlite Industries New York N.S Keedysville Mertite Sayshey Post Office

Store Not Liable for Mother-in-Law Accident 1971

In 1971 a department store shopper bumped my mother-in-law into a cart, causing medical bills. Insurance reviewed the claim and found the store not liable. If she seeks payment, the responsible party would be the woman who caused the accident.

Daf Waynesboro, Pa

Citizens seek extended commuter bus service to Clear Spring

Mrs F B of Clear Spring asks how to obtain extended service from the Washington County Transportation Commission. Officials caution that fuel shortages hinder expansion and note Greyhound holds the Clear Spring to Hagerstown franchise with three daily trips. Current fares are one way 95 cents, round trip 1.85.

Clear Spring Washington County Transportation Commission F. B E. Wilson Blvd Hagerstown Public Service Commission Baltimore Focal Greyhound Hagerstown Conte Wagerstown

Peop les Drug Stores Corrects Watch Jewelry Error

In the People s 16 page advertising supplement the Men s Stylish Digital Watches were pictured incorrectly. The Qurad watch shows 17 jewels while the sale watches do not list jewels. Our copy and mint are correct. Peoples Drug Stores apologizes for the error.

Peoples Qurad Peoples Drug Stores

Sunday Memorial and Holiday observances in local area

A fragmented notice lists Memorial Day and Thanksgiving events, a mailing address at Summit Ave, and rates for subscriptions and delivery. It mentions journal print by Associated Press and local carrier service, with various prices and month totals. The garbled text references Hagerstown and a local association but lacks clear details.

Summit Ave Erstavin Hagerstown

Brandt narrowly escapes masada copter crash

West German Chancellor Willy Brandt and two aides survived a helicopter mishap at Masada on the Dead Sea plateau. The Sikorsky gunship, loaded with security, tilted after a gust of wind as the ramp struck a rock. Brandt remained unhurt, while Paul Frank and Eliashir Ben-Horin sustained minor injuries but required no medical care.

Jerusalem Willy, Brandt Dead Sea Brandt Paul Frank Bonn Eliashir Ben-Horin asBrandi Sit Masada Lail Massada Israel

Peace Prospects Break Says Senate Report

A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee report warns that genuine peace in Indochina remains unlikely with continued U.S. involvement. It states Hanoi leaders and Thieu are unlikely to abandon goals or risk security gains, casting doubt on a durable settlement four months after the Paris cease-fire. The study notes CIA bonuses to Laotian pilots tied to restricted missions, and questions about Cambodian forces.

Washington U.S Indochina Southeast Asia Paris S Senate Foreign Relations Janes G. Lowenstein Richard Mose Central Intelligence Agency Alsa

Five Drown As Marylanders Flock To Water

The Associated Press reports at least five drownings and two missing as thousands flocked to Maryland waterways to escape heat. Notable deaths include Rickey L. Clark in Deer Creek State Park, David Artington and Kenneth West in the Patuxent River area, Glenn Pulley in Cox's Creek, and Ronald Geeman recovered from the Severn River. Authorities searched for Henry A. Johnson and Treddie Tripp Jr. Two others were injured or in critical condition after swimming incidents. Marine Police counted about 50,000 boats on state waters amid the high death toll since Tropical Storm Agnes.

Associated Press Agnes Rickey L. Clark Deer Creek Deers Creek State Park David M. Artington Washington Kenneth_ A. West Oxon Hill Patuxent River Point Pa- Wence Glenn Pulley Cox's Creek Chester Ronald Geeman J. Gambrills Severn River Crownsville Henry A. Johnson Haitimore Cove Point Palice Treddie Tripp Jr Vic Ridgeley Preston Nabbs Creek Severna Park

William Inge Found Dead In Hollywood Hills Garage

Playwright William Inge, famed for Broadway hits and novels, was found dead in a Hollywood Hills garage with the car engine running. Coroners ruled carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause, following recent psychiatric treatment after a drug overdose. He had moved to Los Angeles in 1982 seeking recovery and continued teaching at UC Irvine while producing works and novels.

LOS Asgales William Inge Sunlay Hollywood Hills Helene Auty Los Angeles County Saintage Ucla Medical Center Hachelors Los Angeles New York University of California At Irvine Dies

Stock Market Advances on Wall Street Optimism

New York stocks rose as investors hoped for continued gains. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed to 921.36, up 1.36 points, with gains aided by confidence from analysts and expectations of administration policy moves.

New York Wall Street Lewis Soan New York Stock Exchange Dow Charles Homie Winkler, Cantor &Itration

Skylab 2 launch postponed by Cape Kennedy delays

Skylab 2 crew launch to rendezvous with Skylab was halted after the Saturn 3B booster and its transport system moved toward the pad. Cape Kennedy teams will prepare the Saturn 1B ferry ship for a July liftoff to carry three astronauts to the space station.

Space Censor Houston Cape Kennedy Skylab America Space Station

Bible Thoughts on Fear Hope and Integrity

A compact meditation cites Job 4 6 and argues fear of God as confidence while integrity of one’s ways fuels tomorrow’s hope. Attributed to Herbert VI from Preachnew, an American author, reflecting early 20th century devotional tone.

Job Herbert VI

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