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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1960

Page

3

Farm Queen Contest Set For Keedysville June 30

Washington County announces the county farm queen contest to be held at Taylor Memorial Park in Keedysville on July 30. Contestants must be unmarried farm girls residing in Washington County and ages 18 or under. The winner advances to the Maryland farm queen contest at Timonium State Fair.

Washington County Associated Women of Themas Reau Grab Hagerstown Regent Ted Timonium Keedysville Judy Robret Boonsboro University of Farm Queen Mosaied Tifaiathlnae

Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg Event Schedule

A detailed commemorative program marks the 30th anniversary of the Pennsylvania monument with visits to the Massachusetts and 30th Pennsylvania markers, a memorial service at Gettysburg High School with Lt Gen George Keld as speaker, a military parade, a holiday parade, festival night activities at Recreation Park, and nightly fireworks sponsored by the Gettysburg Fire Department.

Ennnsylvania Monument Ut Gov Morgan Davis Massachusetts Monument Round Tops Pennsylvania Monument Slifle Round Tor Oil Connecticut Marker Gettysburg High School George Keld Army 2Nd Army Recreation Park Gettysburg Fire Department

Band Tapes Sent to Germany From Hagerstown Concert

The Hagerstown Municipal Band's last night concert was recorded by Voice of America at Bugs Bandshell City Park. tapes will head to Wesel Germany via Sally Buschmann wife of a city official's son to enable overseas broadcast. Mayor Burhans introduced conductor Kenneth Slater as the program featured American music by native composers and drew the largest crowd of the summer under perfect weather.

Winslow Borbans Germany Hagerstown Vinsure Srs Sally Buschmann Wesel Nto Cologne Voice of America Bugs Bandshell City Park Hangerstown Sca

Five Cousins Finish Perfect School Year in 159 60

Mrs. Pearl Beckley of Hagerstown reports five grandchildren who completed the 159 60 school year without a day missed. Charles Grab Jr Perry Plank David Seibert Jr Billy and Mary Schnebly all finished in their respective grades with perfect attendance.

Pearl Beckley Hagerstown Route Two Charles Grab, Jr Charles Grab Lincolnshire Perry Plank George Plank Fairplay Woodland Way David Seibert, Jr David Seibert Hagerstowh Huyetts Billy and Mary Schnebly Seth Schnebly Clear Spring

Man Completes Special Course In Civil Defense

Boonsboro engineer Charles F. Welty among 35 volunteers from 12 states finishing a course for clinical monitoring in San Diego. The event, part of civil and defense mobilization, involved the Western Maryland Railway volunteer. In Maryland, a separate accident near Leitersburg and Smithsburg injured a boy Harry E. Zeigler and two girls Geraldine Kaye Rhodes and Marrine Marie St Clair, with 17 year old Dickie DeLauter charged with reckless driving after a car crash.

Charles F. Welty Boonsboro Western Maryland Railway San Diego Calif Vince Thomson Brooklyn Welty Civil Defense Organization Little Girls Washington County Hospital E.L. Baum Harry E. Zeigler Rt. 2 Smithsburg Leitersburg Baum Dickie D. DeLauter Cave Town DeLauter Leitersburg - Smithsburg Franklin M. Spigler Ft. 5 Hagerstown de Lauter Polce J. B. Abbott Silas Rhodes Keedysville Lew Geraldine Kaye Rhodes Keedysoe Marrine Marie St. Clair Franklin St Rhodes Travper Abbott Mt. Briar and Redhill Rds

England and US clash on money aims in global trade

Article analyzes how Britain and the United States pursue divergent money policies to curb imports and boost exports. It notes England raising rates and Britain curbing instalments while the US loosens housing credit and seeks to spur exports, with Germany also tightening to curb inflation. The piece links monetary moves to shifts in trade competitiveness and capital flows among major economies.

Sam Dawson U. S Tress News Work England United Sam United Kingdom United States America Ington Federal Reserve Bank of England Britain Japan West Germany France Belgium Boon Adenauer

Union Chief Urges Help For County Economic Drive

The Maryland AFL-CIO president urged all affiliated unions to back efforts aiding Washington County's economy. He passed along a request from the Hagerstown Local of the United Auto Workers for support of a fund drive by the new Washington County Industrial Foundation. The foundation aims to raise 200000 to attract new industries, to create jobs for residents out of work over a year, since the county cannot directly offer land or lending.

Maryland Washington County Strong Hagerstown United Automobile Workers Union Washington County Industrial Foundation

Birth Rate On Increase In Washington County

The birth rate rose in May with Maryland showing a higher number of infant births than average. The Health Department reported 150 births in Washington County, just below the county average and part of a continuing pattern since the wartime period.

Maryhind Department of Health Snalley Washingston County Maryland

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