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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1960

Page

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Snowbound Maryland Counties Struggle as Death Toll Rises

Snowbound sections in Dorchester, Talbot, Howard, and Montgomer y counties grind on. Roads blocked, hospitals strained, and the Coast Guard aids stranded travelers as 14 dead are reported and residents cope with continued freezing weather and outages.

Maryland Dorchester Talbot Counties Howard Mont Cumberland Paul W. Kaul Geantyville Earl Ml Finzel Joseph Church Creek J. Riley LaVale Chesapeake Bay Chester-day Coast Guard Couny Baltimore David C Mapp Anthony Francis Ranocchia Oakland Fordl Meade Dorchester Coun Ty Gicl Georgia Bell Uera Hagershome Vienna Towson Waldorf General Hospital Salisbury Conowingo Easton Salwas Isbury Cambridge Frostburg Coun Sidney Baler Garrett County

New Hampshire GOP Seeks Record Vote for Nixon

New Hampshire Republicans push for a large showing for Richard Nixon, hoping for a record vote as the party faces a pivotal presidential contest next November.

New Hampshire Nixon

Welfare aid in private hands may falter in NH

In Concord New Hampshire political readers push for Nixon and Kennedy as the first 1960 primary test shapes up. Welfare relief faces limits set by federal and state rules forcing private agencies to bear most of the burden, with Anthony cautioning against panic and urging church groups to continue support while reforms are discussed. The story also notes local obituaries for Frances Nese Richard Gladhill and Ella Mae Booth with details on families and services.

Concord APL New Hampshire Richard M. Nixon F. Kennedy Massachursette Kennedy Nixon Newhampshire Wesley Powell Pope Amoun Federa Volunteers of America Salvation Army Anthony Anthphy Richard Leet Gladhill Richard Leon Gladhill Lillian M. Robinson Gladhill Williamsport RFD Slhe Western Maryland State Hospital Hagerstown Daniel R. Gladhill Lelia Rosenberry Gladhill Howard L. Baker Parkhead United Brethren Church John Evens Cemetery Ella Mae Booth Ella Mae (Spiker) ‘Booth Raney R. Booth Watfordsburg Fulton County Edward Nanny (Weller) Spiker May's Chapel Christian Church I Cornelia Figard Urbisonia Nancy Swain Little Orleans Jesse Apple Hancock Claude Spiker Frank Spiker Zada Richards Ellicott City Mabel Merlott Laurel Mid Harry Dodson Hopewell Harry Lay Hon Warfordsburg Hay Mallow Presbyterian Cemetery Lp.m

Jury Advised to Avoid Talking to Lawyers at Trial

A Nebraska court session advised jurors to avoid conversations with lawyers or litigants outside the courtroom. Judges warned against speaking with attorneys near the courthouse, explaining jurors may be questioned if they seek outside input. The caution emphasizes maintaining independence and preventing influence on verdicts.

Court House Petit Jury McLaughlinlyers Miter Gant

County Interests Protected By Local Legislative Delegation

Virginia legislative session wrap includes bills on licensing and taxes, with county delegates touting accomplishments. Highlights cover tax tweaks for aircraft firms, deer stamps, hunting licenses, and state land purchases, plus stalled measures on reapportionment and salaries.

General Assembly Ielpi i Acton Senate Virginia House Mem- Snyder Bers Seas Ofo Houndeadgo Joseph James McElwee Baltimore Fairchild Aircraft South Mountain Legterstown Legislative Council House of Delegates

Man Must Pay For Property Or Serve Jail Time

Convicted of malicious destruction of property, George Harrington of 900 block Pennsylvania Avenue was sentenced to 900 days in jail, suspended upon payment of 25 dollars to repair a door he damaged at 2 door. Magistrate Irving M. Einbuser ordered payment to Charles Pappa owner of the first block West Antietam Street property and barred Harrington from trespassing on the apartment building in the future.

George Harrington Pennsylvania Avenue Irving M. Einbusder Harrington Charles Pappa West Antietam Street

Prayer Today from Washington University Scholar

A devotional fragment from Joseph Be Sito of George Washington University references the Lord’s guidance and compassion. The text petitions heavenly support and faith that all things work for good for those who love Thee through Christ.

Christ Joseph Sito Washington Qosorge Washington University

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