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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1960

Page

11

Flag Day and the New 50th Star in the Flag

The article notes the official addition of Hawaii as the 50th star on July 4 and discusses flag display practices. It recounts past July 4 milestones, the ongoing use of older flags when in good condition, and President Eisenhower’s Flag Day proclamation urging national observance and patriotic ceremonies. It also covers Betsy Ross legends, Francis Hopkinson’s claims, and the ceremony at Fort McHenry with Interior Secretary Seaton raising the banner.

Hawaii Alaska Congress Eisenhower Betsy Ross Loonelie Aikman National Geographic Society Francis Ropkinson Is Tate Pennsylvania Lea Lover Balterore Francis Scott Key McHenry Fred A. Seaton

Robbery Suspect Charged in 1959 South Carolina Bank Heist

Orlando Martin Larriera, 58, once of North Charleston, is charged in the February 16 1959 robbery of the Dual Lane Branch of the South Carolina National Bank in Charleston. A lone gunman stole 14769 after forcing manager John R Price into a rear room. Price, son of J L Price, was a former Hagerstown resident and Tri state Electric employee before joining the bank. A note said Dont be a dead hero. Modern prize fighting note references James Rigg as an early English heavyweight.

FBI Charleston S. C John R. Price Hagerstown Orlando Martin Larriera North Charleston South Carolina National Bank Price Mr. Price J. L. Price East Lee Street Hagerstown High School Tristate Electric South Carolina Bank James Rigg

Burns $1,700 Mistaken Entry in Women’s Tournament Event

A garbled report from Nashville describes a mixup involving a women’s tournament and youths named Richard and Mike at Old Hickory course. It mentions Harold Eller and Mrs. Eller, Knoxville connections, and a distant reference to Gen. Heart Knox and the Secretary of War in 1791, with unclear relation to the event.

Nashville Tenn Harold Eller Old Hickory

Flier Returns to Sweden to Save Shipping Costs

Carl Olsson of Eskilstuna flew solo from North Carolina to New York and then planned to ship his single engine plane to Sweden to minimize costs. He changed plans to fly directly to Stockholm with his family in July, aiming for his children’s education in Sweden, after debating the expense of air versus boat transport. The trip, begun May from Jimington, NC, featured stops in Bermuda, the Azores, Lisbon, and Geneva, ending with his arrival in Marietta, Georgia.

Atlanta Olsson New York Sweden Carl Olsson Aly Bey Eskilstuna Lee Olsson Stockholm Jimington N.C Chronix Corp Bermixia Azores Lis Olsson United Bon Geneva States Neer Marietta, Ga Hersion Lockheed Aircraft Corp

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