Dawson Learns U. S. Money Problems Not Insoluble
AP analysis argues U.S. currency and trade issues are solvable. It notes exports outpacing imports recently, a healthier balance despite rising military and foreign aid outflows, and calls for growth and employment without harming the dollar.
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Dawson
U. S
Sam Dawson
NEW York AP
Uncle Sam Aay
U.S
Deirance
Bre Rea of
Nonperafit
United States
Wal B. Lary
Bureau
Anny Americas
Tosut VC
Billio
Needlecraft Calabook Ad Promises New Patterns 1963
NEWEST RAGE SMOCKED accessories plus more needlecraft designs in our 1963 Needlecraft Calabaust our Fashions turnings to crochet knit sew weave embroider quill. Send 28 cents now to Laura Wheeler care of The Daily Alsis New York address for pattern requests and payment details.
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Tsterrass Mall
Laura Wheeler
Maryland Senate Honors Weather Observer Paul Oswald
The Maryland Senate cheered Dr. Paul Oswald of Chewsville Bridgeport Washington County for a long career as an official weather observer. Since 1902 he has filed daily reports for Hagerstown papers and radio, appeared before science classes, and served as a merit badge counselor for the Bay Scouts.
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Paul Oswall
Tridgeport
Maryland State Senate
Senate
George Snyder
Annapolis
Senate of Maryland
Paul Oswald
Washington County
Mlr
Oswald
Chewsville
Bridgeport
Hagerstown
Bay Scouts of America
Oswald Haseen
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Commerce
Chewsville-Bridgeport
Secretary of the Senate
Hugh Troxell Predicts Big Tax Haul Here
Hugh Troxell forecasts a record tax intake for Washington County on Tuesday and state revenues. He predicts receipts near 7.0 million, with precise totals pending mail-post data and week-end processing.
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Hugh Troxell
Del McElwee aims to boost Maryland mental health funding
Washington County Del Joseph H. McElwee, a Democrat from Hagerstown, told a House Ways and Means Committee hearing he will seek more money for the Mental Hygiene budget and will propose a soft drink tax whose revenue would fund community psychiatric centers and residence centers for emotionally disturbed children. The Maryland Association for Mental Health has urged restoring part of the $4 million cut from the budget, with the department seeking funds for land acquisition and planning for three community centers in Baltimore, Washington area, and Western Maryland, plus $105,000 for residence centers.
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Tom
Annapolis
Washington County
Joseph H. McElwee
Flagerstown
House
Ways and Means
Department of Mental Hygiene
McElwee
Stich
Maryland Association For Mental Health
General Assembly
Tawes
Baltimore
Washington
Wester Maryland
Officer Subdues Rebellious Man In Cruiser Here
A man charged with disorderly conduct was subdued in a police cruiser on the way to headquarters. Patrolman James W. Baker, with Patrolman Ralph Ryland, arrested James Hewant Spitter of 509 Ridge Ave and booked him. Spitler made gestures and remarks suggesting an attack, and Ryland subdued him during transport.
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Thursdyy
James W. Baker
James Hewant Spitter
Ridge Ave
Ralph Rytland
Spigler
Ryland
Fairchild Stratos appoints two new vice presidents
Fairchild Stratos Corporation announces two newly created vice presidencies. L. Farnham remains corporate director of advanced engineering and leads the Metermoid Detection Satellite program with NASA negotiating a contract. Charles Collis takes overall responsibility for the Long Island manufacturing complex including the Stratos Division in Bay Shore and the Electronic Systems Division in Wyandanch.
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Fairchild Stratos Corporation
Edward G. Uhf
Collis
Long Island
Stratos
Bay Shore
Electronic Systems
Wyandaneh
Pairchild Strales
Aerospace Taurkel
Fargham
Bel
Fairchild Stratos
Citizens Party Completes Election Plans in Williamsport
A large turnout at the final Citizens Party meeting in Williamsport outlined plans for the March 4 election of three councilmen Philip Castle Richard Grimes and Lewis Phreltz. The candidates resolved to vote against the referendum and urged a nonpartisan campaign. The measure would require mayor or council candidates to own local property and pay property taxes.
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Final Citizens Party
Williamsport
Philip Castle
Richard Grimes
Lewis Phreltz
Man rescues dog from Conococheague Creek
Richard Baker of Clear Spring heard cries from the Conococheague Creek and found a shepherd dog half submerged, hanging to the icy bank. The dog is owned by Betty Busard of Clear Spring.
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Conococheague Creek
Richard Baker
Clear Spring Route 1
Betty Bussard
Clear Spring Toute
Teenie Ta
Retirement reshuffles at PE. Spofford leaves post
Franklin D Spofford retires after a long PE service dating to 1925 with West Penn Electric. Jennings P B Dowson named to succeed him as manager of purchasing. Dowson, based in Hagerstown since 1940, has risen through PE roles since 1958 and will relocate with his wife Celia Ernst.
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Franklin D. Spofford
Potomac Edison Company
Jennings PB
Dowson
Spofford
West Poean Electric
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Theus Line
Greyhound
Spottord
Hare’ Town
Oak Hill Avenue
James
Thomas
Daniel
Dawson
Mabdoger
Purchassing
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del. McElwee
Des Moines
Laws
Louis Galensky
Audrey
Morison
Richard D
Doviison
Ernestian R. Kefauveri
Sainst Wiliam J
Kefauver
Charles C. Heger
Janice
Reger
Martin L. Husson
Mary IF Hussony
Chiarles Collis
UL. Farriiam
Citizens Party Meet
Man
Dog
Creek
Armco Steel
ARMCO
Armco Steel Buildings
Waynesboro Construction Co
West
Fifth Street
Waynesboro
Penna
Hagerstown Trust Company
Washington Street
South
Potomac ST
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BAY
Frust Company
Rossville
Yan
Yarnes
Varnes
Age Varnes
Jennings P. Dawson
Magnavox
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