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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1967

Page

1

Scream Over Loss Of Saigon Allowances Sparks Anger

American servicemen in Saigon react with groans as the Pentagon ends the $21 million yearly cost of living allowances for about 91,000 personnel from May 3. Some say expenses drop in Vietnam, others complain meals and taxis cost more. 1,000 troops have already moved to bases outside Saigon with more to follow by summer.

George McArthur Saigon Boondocks Vietnam Pentagon Washington United States Lewis Raines Colorado Springs Cole Ainse Marine 14 James Williams U.S Amercan Sal Horn

Obituary notices include several local deaths in Hagerstown area

Victor Smith 72 died at home near Chewsville after a brief illness. Survived by wife Corena Gaskins Smith and several children and step-children. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at A. K. Coffman Funeral Home with Cedar Lawn Memorial Park burial. Also listed: Mrs Alaca Kathleen Welsh 50, former Antietam resident, died in Baltimore. Services held at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial Mountain View Cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Alcesta A Owen and Fred Lushbaugh, Clarence W Stouffer, Daisy Hackley, Don Pennington with details on survivors, services, and locations of burial.

Victor Smith Walter Hosa Chevwsville Carnegie Allegany County Joseph Adam Katherjis Keuster Smith Chewsville Hagerstown Trust Company Corena Gaskins Smith Sats David HL Patrick J Hagerstown Daniel Fi Jane J Wheeling W. Va Victor W Wheeling W. Va Lyle M. Brett Dundalk Bernard Riggs LeSage Wiley Jarvis Fairmaal Stanley P. Racut Cleveland Ohio Gay E. McCray Virginia Beach Waller DeLong Uriehsvilig William F. Smith A.K. Coffman Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Alaca Kathleen Welsh Charles W. Welsh Hichardson Pood Lauhhaugh Fred (Snook) Lushhaugh Liberty St Washington County Date Pred Maude Boward Lushbaugh Christ Father Banner Order of Eagles Fairchild Hiller Hagerstown Beauty Supply Co June Bowers Lushbaugh Gary Lushbaugh Bonnie Lushbaugh Dallimare Carl. Tashbaugh Sellersburg Howard J. Lashbaugh Lester F. Tashbaugh Christ Gutheran Church Ronald McClung Minnich Clarence Ws Stouffer Clarence Wiliam Stoufter Ophelia Middlekauft Stouffer South Mulberry Street Wasterington Comnunty Hospital Bae Hownsville William Cornelius Emma Catherine Mull St. Paul's BU Busy Men's Bible Class National Association of Retired National Association of Letter Catriers First Hose Fire Company Virgil L. Maser Halfway William C. Stouffer John R. Stouffer Ft Allen Wi. Stouffer Mallway Dow F. Pennington Don Pennington Charles Town Frank B Emma Y. Colt Pennington Jefferson County Fairchléliller Corporation The Brethren Deetown Marie S. Jackson Wash Ington Che Sunny Hook Thelsandy Hook Methodist Church Smith Memorial Funeral Snedy Hook Brethern Leelown

Stock Market Irregular In Moves

Stock market moves irregularly with moderate volume. Blue chips softened while several issues showed fractional gains or slight advances. Companies mentioned include Pan American World Airways, Eastern Air Lines, General Dynamics, and American Cyanamid amid shifting quotes and sector variation.

Pan American World Air Ways Eastern Air Lines Goodrich General Dynamics American Dyanamid

Our Gang Star Frackles Bothwell Dies at 46

John F. Bothwell, who portrayed Frackles in Our Gang, died Tuesday in Long Branch New Jersey at age 46. He gained fame in vaudeville and night clubs through the 1930s and 1940s before entering theater management.

Long Branch John F. Bothwall

One man one vote rule urged for local bodies

Government seeks application of one man one vote to Midland County Texas local government. U S Supreme Court rulings and upcoming cases cited. Government brief argues districts must be substantially equal in population to ensure fair participation in local governance. The court has agreed to hear cases from Kent County Michigan school board and other jurisdictions.

Midland County Tex Seoul Henslan Supreme Court U. S Good Marshall Logie U.S. House of Representatives Kent County Mich Governing Board Houston County Ala Board of Supervisors Suffolk Canty N.Y Governing Council Virginity Beach

Hit And Run Ends In Fine For Youth

Ronald Lee Royce, 18, of 57 E. Antietam St., was fined 50 dollars and costs today for failing to stop after striking an unattended vehicle in an accident on Summit Avenue. He appealed the conviction to Circuit Court. Also noted are Lenten services at First Christian Church with Dr. M. W. Church St. as speaker, and Martinburg church events.

Ronald Lee Royce E. Antietam Si Summit Avenue Royce First Christian Church Robert L. Kerloot Dr. M Heavenly Father Howard Bagley Summerlin W. Church St Hagerstown Winchester Humanity Thomas Alien Debio Christian Church Martinsburg Baltimore St Christ Tria Daniel W. May Berkeley Calif Pacislan Fie School of Religion

Landowners Set Meeting For Sharpsburg

The Washington County Land Owners Protective Association schedules a public meeting for E pam Saturday at the Sharpsburg community hall. Executive director Charles P. Thorpson will discuss state and federal legislation affecting private land ownership.

Sharpsburg Washington County Landowners Protective Association E Pam Charles P. Thorpson

Chinese Break Pianist's Hands in Moscow

The Soviet press reports that pianist Liv Shilkun, twice runner up to Van Cliburn, had her hands broken in Moscow amid the Maoist cultural purge. The report offered no details and appeared in a piece on Russia’s arts fate under the cultural revolution.

A Loscow Liv Shil-kun van Cliburn Sovetskaya Kultura Soviet Culture Ching Mao Tse-lung

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Clara K. Welsh Aleesta Owen Mys Alcesta A. Owen Hoverstown Termosa Beach Rose Ill Daisy Harkley Daisy Joretta Hackley Sendy Hook Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring Yaudaun County Mary Mirley Greenwalt Sandy’ Hook Abraham Greenwalt New York A.J. Industries Loreal Benaud A. I. Trustries Benguet Inail Central Look Sid Wise Our Long Meadow Shopping Center Suerly Junior Coats Everly First Christian
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