Bipartisan Support To President Kennedy on Trade Tariffs
Washington Republicans and Democrats unite behind President Kennedy in urging the Senate to back U S policy efforts to ease Common Market tariff barriers. Sen. Dirksen and Sen. Humphrey lead a resolution linking both parties to press Europe for freer access to U S frozen chickens flour wheat dairy and meats. Kennedy seeks European support in Bonn and beyond to curb protectionist moves and keep U S exports flowing.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
Europe
MM. Dirksen
Imola
Hubert J. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dirksen
Turnpthoy
EEC
European Economic Community
Humphrey-Dirksen
Local Legion Picks Officers In Thursday Election
The American Legion Morris Prick Post No. 42 schedules officer elections Thursday from 1 to 2 30 PM. Nominees include Commander Joseph O Grouly and Clarence W Lindsay Jr senior vice commander Leslie C Wolford junior vice commander Harry F Burd alt Robert G Rider Adjutant J J R Tack finance officer Robert M Boyard Stephen M Newton chaplain Harry M Warner trustees Irvin F Golden Walter T Jackson. Five executive committee candidates are Oscar G Eckard Harry A J Fleigi Robert V Lesher Clarence M Marks Robert G Ruier Elwood B Sterling and Joseph S Ward Jr. Officers will assume post after the Department convention in Baltimore July 17.
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American Legion
Morris Prick
Tol
J. J. R. Tack
Robert M. Boyard
Stephen M. Newton
Chapain
Harry M. Warner
Tiistors
Law
Irvin F. Golden
Sal-At-Arms
Walter T. Jackson
Oscar G. Eckard
Harry A.J. Fleigi
Robert V. Lesher
Clarence
M. Marks
Robert G. Ruier
Elwood B. Sterling
Joseph 5
Local Deaths Include Potterfield Jacobs Beecher Gaylor
Local notices report the death of Madaline Virginia Potterfield at 5 p.m. at 2a South Prospect Street aged 56, widow of Claude M Polleefield and mother of John Lee Potterfield of Hagerstown with services at Coffman Funeral Home. Also listed are Clayton M. Jacobs Sr of Route 2 Olney, George W. Rowden, Cicorter Reacher, Albert Gaylor of Downsville, and extended family details with funeral arrangements and burial plans.
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Madeling V. Potterfield
Madaline Virginia Potterfield
Claude M. Polleefield
South Prospect Street
Shor
Haegovatown
Mary Schamel Speddin
James P. Speddin
Washington County
Zion United Church of Christ
Builders’ Bible Class
Women's Club
Poetangien County Hospital
Aux. ‘Ory
John Lee
Hagerstown
Mia
Mary Spaddin
Sun Ur
Coffman Funeral Home
Arthur L. Grave
Rose HI
Omlvston Ot
Clayton E. Jacobs
Clayton MH
Jacobs Bry Boone
Route 2
Washington County Hospital
William and Duchlin Monge Jacobs
TaRoy HL Jacobs
Haverslawn
Mra
G. Flemo Tha
Nanarboro
Stoule
Bly
John A. Laughthney
Edgar A
Jacobs
Whitame Parl
Raule
Clayton
Duends
Cagelown
Charles
Olney
Albert Mur Kee
Beaver Creek
Irvin Martin
Mauganuville
Mix Brothers
Harry Diacobs
Washington, D.C
Jtaymond Jay ‘Cols
Williaimsparl
Nasday
Pon Mey
George W. Rowden
Jay M. Thi
Rest Haven
George E. Reecher
Reacher
Ringuield
Rgd
Boon
Hinggalid
William C. Neecher
Wullerm Machine Company
Landis Tool Company
Waynesboro
Faircchild
Whygpout Market
Beecher
Waggold Christian Church
Knights of Pythias
VEW of
Waynes-Ibarra
Leonora
Kenrick Leechersellen
Robert Melall
Richard Cosa
Arthur Over
Wil
Nam C. Beecher
Ringgold
Mes. Irving
Minot
Clarles J. Heecher
Harvey J. Barnhart
Ringhart
Halftsister
Roswell Werdebaugh
Groves
Leroy Wastler
J. H. Knibb
Buriat
Rugad Cemetery
Friends Way
Athuite Stank
Gaylay
Fhawbeth Rhodes
Downsville
Catherine Metz
Mary Brandenburg
Hagers
Dawn
Lena Mae Brown
Mildred Nornan
Virginia Jordon
Theodore Gaylor
Mercersburg
Albert M. Gayle Williamsport
Clyde Nortin Gaylor
Maude Hill
Keedynville
A. K
The General to Be Greeted With Fanfare Here Tomorrow
The General, America's famed Civil War locomotive, arrives in Hagerstown for a two day stop on its national tour. Officials host the visiting Western Maryland Railway and Rotary Club luncheon, with a 25 minute band salute, public events at the fairgrounds, and a centennial themed visit led by C. R. Zarless with Gov. W. P. Sac.
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America
Tavnsville and Nashville Railroad
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore St
Hagerstoant Municipal Band
Frrmat
Hager Howe
City Park
W. Bullimore St
Maryland
William Preston Sac
C. R. Zarfoss
York
George Edward York
Gerad Edward
Nashville
Alvin Cullum
Don. Ditton
Mr. York
West Church of the
Cameronn
Improvement Permits Issued This Week
City Building Inspector reports $1650 in building permits issued last week. Walter F. Gower received permission to enlarge and enclose a second floor rear porch with concrete block, roof work, at 552 and 534 W 1st Street. John E. Miller plans a two bedroom side addition to his dwelling at 482 Brewer Ave. IR. Fuller to build a garage with concrete block and footings at 333 Bryant Place. Millard W. Oliver to add a carport at 349 E First St. Robert A. Keedy approved for a concrete rear porch and new basement under porch at 1040 Columbus Road.
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Walter F. Gower
John E. Miller
Peich Atingle
Brewer Ave
IR. Fuller
Lodging and Dwellings Query At Hagerstown Chamber
Chamber of Commerce staff in Hagerstown fields about 44 000 inquiries yearly from across the United States. People seek homes, rental details, landmarks, and living conditions, with many asking for lodging options and what to see in the area. James Stone, chamber manager, notes newcomers request guidance on where to live and which hotels exist, plus maps of Washington County and local attractions.
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Hagerstown
Gan
Ees Oni Tong
Hager
Leach Company
Hugeeatown of
Com
United States
Stone
James Stone
Isald
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Ulst Cumberland
Johns Hopkins
Chamber of
Ada Oka
Belem
Washington County
Econopic Development Commission
D City
Wednesdays Are Wonderful At Washington County Library
The Washington County Free Library runs Wednesdays Are Wonderful, one hour sessions for children at 10:30 a.m. Last week drew about 250 attendees for Mrs. Crossley’s puppet show, with two shows needed. Upcoming weeks feature origami panar folding, drama makeup, fingerprint instruction, bicycle rules, and an illustrated book talk by Clyde Roberts, plus a storyteller from Enoch Pratt Free Library.
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Washington County Free Library
C. Vernon Stone
Evan Crossley
Marion Gilings
Oragami Panar
Fron Eaera
John Larson
Hartman Hatchert
Clyde Roberts
Mrs. Stone
Second Natl Merger OK'd By Stockholders
Maryland National Bank of Hagerstown and Second National Bank stockholders approved their merger at special meetings. Hooper S. Miles and Franklin M. Thomas announced votes of 87 percent and 78 percent in favor. Merger awaits final OCC approval in Washington. The combined network will reach 68 offices in the Baltimore Washington region and beyond.
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Second National Bank Ad
Maryland National Bank of
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D.C
Tronert L
Maryland National Bank
Grand Jury
Balti
Nellie M. Rendle
E. Antietam St
Rendle
Elecuit
Russell
Madeline Shupp
Peter Movey
Almac St
Henry Culberson
Thad
allMaryland Railroad
Culher
Inson
Shipp
Shipp's Auto While Ivestigating Patrolman Don Smith Goth
Virginia
Lapole
Ave. Gutherson
Smith
Shupp
EDC Director Completes Study On Management
Daniel J. Romrer executive director of the Washington County Development Commission recently completed a week of study at the Southeastern Institute for Organization Management at the University of Georgia. The institutes are held annually at universities nationwide in joint sponsorship with the U S Chamber of Commerce. The advanced management studies cover communications management process human factors research techniques and economies.
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Daniel J. Romrer
Washington County Development Commission
Southeastern Institute For Organization Management
University of Georgia
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Vincent Named Finance Chief At Fairchild Stratos
Vincent is appointed Director of Finance for the Fairchild Stratos Corporation Aircraft Missiles Division. James T. Dresher announces the new top management team. Vincent joined Fairchild Stratos in 1981 as Director of Project Planning and previously directed the Corporate Programming Office creating the Fairplan system. The move places Vincent reporting to Dresher with executives including HLE Ocker and Donnell Rhody, plus S. C. Crist, with Constantinides and Earl Morton also in the leadership group.
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Thomas J. Vincent
Fairchild Stratos Corporation
James T. Dresher
Dresher
Vincent
Fairchild Stratos
Hle
Ocker
Donnell Rhody
5. C. Crist
Cl, Constantinides
Earl ©. Morton
Programa
Hayers
Fairchild Stra‘Mos
Electronics Systems Division 1
Wyandanch
Long Island
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