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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
13
Bulls push stock prices higher as defense spending looms and money remains plentiful. Bond traders sense the Fed is recognizing a trend, while the economy appears healthier than skeptics claimed. Analysts see a long run rally despite near term volatility.
Ten Washington County residents earned Bachelor of Science in Education degrees from Towson State Teachers College yesterday. Dr. John H. Fisher presided as diplomas were awarded, with graduates inclining Carolyn I. Coakley Nancy L. Hovernale Janet L. Keplinger Phyllis J. Martin Martha J. New York Barbara L. Robertson Carol L. Smith Mary K. Vance and Bobbie Y. Wade. Thomas K. Heard also received a degree in education.
A two alarm fire Saturday night blackened a loading dock and caused heavy damage to a freight car at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ore station located at 41 West Antietam. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night as investigators began assessing the cause and extent of the damage to the rail facility and stored goods.
James Marlow reports on Nixon’s political positioning as the race progresses, noting interparty signals and the balance between conservative Republicans and liberal aims. The piece discusses how Nixon’s strategy targets both major blocs and independents to secure broad support.
The fellowship of Ta gerstown Ledge No 22 Level Order of Messe will meet Sunday June 19 at 3 pm with dairy farmers in India. The item notes attendance and access restrictions. Hitlers no. 5 serves 20,000 farmers in northern villages north of Bombay.
Pinesburg Ruritan Club calls all officers to attend an executive meeting tomorrow at p.m. in the club building. Five teams have been named to assist a club project soliciting the district for the Williamsport Ambulance Club contribution membership drive.
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