Eastern Seaboard cleans up after costly storm damage
Across the coast, coastlines faced heavy seas and wrecked property as the nation began a wide cleanup. In Atlantic City and Fort Lauderdale areas, hotel facilities and beaches struggled with damage and segregation concerns. Officials reported multiple missing vessels and ongoing fear of further gas explosions while reassuring tourists that hotels remained open and safe.
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Cedar Branch
Del
Miami Beach
Ocean City
Cabanas Edas
National Asset Work
NCAAP
Kennedy
Fort Lau
North Carolina
Nagilderdale
Head Strand
Marest
Esso Greenville
Gayl Guinevere
Atlantic City
Nut
Jacksonville
Fla
Mecca
Joseph Altman
Provinestown
Mass
Mary Ann
Portland
Maine
Sion
Delaware
Elbert N
New Jersey
Carvel
General Welfare Cases Here Have Variety Of Backgrounds
A/O continues background on welfare recipients with varied cases. One laborer with hypertension, previously aided by Salvation Army, now relies on a $5.10 monthly grant as resources exhaust. A 31 year old man injured in an accident, maintenance $31, and other cases include pregnancies, adoption options, and vocational rehab outcomes.
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Apo
Salvation Army
Catiile
Connolly
Two Fine Residences Among Realty Transfers This Week
Real estate notices list several transfers by trust and deed across multiple districts. Transactions include McCreary and wife dwelling on Wond woin Ave, Valentine and wife along canal at Dam, and bonds with Huddle on road from Hagerstown to Matganaville. Also listed are transfers of properties near Buena Vista Station Ringgold District, Greenhairs Rd east side York Rd, Funkstown, and additional parcels in Distrbet 7.
Prayer day prayer for peace and freedom in faith
A church minister from St Joseph Missouri delivers a prayer urging peace for the world. He asks teach nations to glorify God and individuals to cherish the divine in all, reminding that freedom comes from God and true love requires liberty for others. Amen.
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W. J. Primrose
St. Joseph Mo
Congrepga Nenal Church
Secretary Appointed by General Commission on Chaplains
ABD A Ray Appelquist of New York has been appointed executive secretary of the General Commission on Chaplains and Armed Forces Personnel. The appointment is effective soon. Appelquist will succeed Marion J. Creeger, 75, who will retire.
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Washington
A. Ray Appelquist
New York
General Commission On Chaplains and Armed Forces
Sune
Appelquist
Marion J. Creeger
Doppler Effect Explained In Car Horn Demonstration
A science feature describes how sound waves compress as a horn approaches and stretch as it passes, creating a higher pitch when nearing and a lower pitch when receding. It attributes the phenomenon to the Doppler principle linked to Christian Doppler, noting a set of related experiments sold in a home science collection called Science Circus.
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Hookstonen
Auidler
Science Circus
NAACP Helped Defeat Maryland Integration Bill
The state legislature defeated a plan to enforce racial integration as delegates abstained. Baltimore County and city delegates opposed excusing exemptions, while leaders urged principle and decency. Civic groups vow more freedom rides across Maryland to challenge discrimination.
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Wita
Baltimore City
U. 5
New York
Washington
Baltimore
U. S. 40
Gordon Boone
D-Tafts County
Maryland
United States
Free World
Boone
Robert P. Cannon
Wicomico
Charles F. Culver
Pone
Culver
Easton
Glen Burnie
Lea Burroughs Jr
Iid
Shiloh
Mrs Kennedy In Rome For Short Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy, in Rome for a three hour visit, will meet Italian President Granchi and the Pope. She is accompanied by Sister Lee Radziwill and aides, en route to India and Pakistan. A crowd of about 1,000 greeted her arrival at Leonardo da Vinci airport.
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Ay Frances Lewine
ROME
Jacqueline Kennedy
Swinns
America
New Iito
Secret Service
Pontifical North American College
Guerina Roberts
Renato Solaris
Kids Appeal For Animals
Palm Springs AP report from Cielo Vista elementary first graders ask Gov Edmund Brown to protect predatory wildlife. Letters from Merty Westby Steve Smith and Mark Pelton urge saving skunks mountain lions and other predators. Teacher Pearl Tyne leads Defenders of Wildlife backed effort for an assembly resolution against unnecessary destruction of wildlife.
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Pearl M. Tyne
The
Defenders of Wildlife
Dwight KH. Twist
Sailor Garytejian divorce from Parsons College couple
Garyueian third class from USN and Charles G Tedrick of Big Coach were granted a divorce in Norfolk after two weeks of operations aboard the Talos missile cruiser USS Derbur Little Rock and Denver activity. The couple met at Parsons College and University of Colorado before marriage in June.
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Mart W. Hammond
Jinan
USN
Mart Hammond
W. Washington St
Haxerstown
Charles G. ‘Tedrick
Interior Communications
Fansfield
Iowa
Garyueian
Nady
Parsons
Ates
Charles G. Tedrick
Big
Derbur
Little Rock
Norfolk
Atlantic
University of Cot
Maryland Assembly Approves $1 Million Storm Relief
Maryland Legislature votes $1 million in a special session to aid Ocean City and nearby areas battered by a coastal storm. The package funds State Board of Public Works spending and supports flood control, housing, and reconstruction as Gov. Tawes lauds swift action and coordinates with federal aid plans.
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Assembly
Annapolis
Maryland
Ocean City
Kennedy
State Board of Public Works
John J. Satford
Worcester County
Senate
Gov. Tawes
Housing for Elderly and Unemployed Drives Local Plan
The city housing authority reports 28 elderly one bedroom applications and eight from elderly couples. Average elderly tenant income is 764.38, with rent around 33.15. Com missioners say private housing is unaffordable for many seniors and urban renewal may enable specialized elderly housing once approvals occur.
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I. A
Public Housing Administration
Erstown
Actor Van Johnson Ordered Monthly Support and Mortgages
In Los Angeles, actor Van Johnson must pay his estranged wife $5,000 monthly while a separate maintenance suit for her proceeds. The court also requires mortgage on a $200,000 Beverly Hills home and a $45,000 Palm Springs home, plus her attorney fees. Of the $5,000 monthly support, $500 goes to their daughter.
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Los Angeles
van Johnson
Atlantic
Conk
Johnson
Beverly Hills
Palm Springs
Maryland County Library Benefit Under State Act
Frank W. Jones president of the Maryland Library Association says the new state aid provides immediate relief in operating costs for 22 county library systems and Baltimore City. Funds will buy books add staff and cover some rental costs as part of a long range program to raise Maryland public library service to top standards.
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Fron Faye
Frank W. Jones
Maryland Library Association
Baltimorel
Maryland
Area Deaths Continued on Page 16 in Williamsport and Greencastle
Obituary notices list relatives of J Hush Myers Clear Spring and G Ross Myers Greencastle Pa including funeral details for George H Shatzer 53 of Greencastle with service set at Minnich Funeral Home and burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Friends may call. Shatzer survived by wife Grace and four children plus stepchildren and siblings with services led by Rev Luther G Holst
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Williamsport
J. Hush Myers
Clear Spring
G. Ross Myers
James B. Imyers
Greencastle
Min- Iniehnich
Calvin Kipp
M. Eugene Fisher
Park Lawn Cemetery
Chambersburg
George H
Tuts
Tutts
Shatter
W. Madison St
George N
Mollie (Poper)Shalver
Rescue Hose’ Co
Greencastle Chamber of Cammerce
VFW Chih
Mencher
Southern Engineersing Society
Hagerstown
Shatzer
Electricians
A. G. Crimbleton Electric Co., Inc
A. G. Crunkleton Electrical Company
Grace Shatzer
Edgar Hartman
Orrstown
Susie Shatzer
Allen G.shatzer
Don B. Shaler
Harold Burger
Magerstown
Robert Burger
State Line
Frederick Kissler
Clyde Shatzler
Thomas Shatzer
Ayaynesboro
Robert Shatzer
Herbert Shatzer
Route 1
Vivian Miller
Minnich
Luther
G. Holst
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Friends Way
Couple Praised For Rescuing Dog Caught in Fence
EARHART Idaho AP article recounts a local pair who trekked 120 miles round trip to free a dog wedged in a fence near Otis Indiana. The dog, named Prince, was badly injured but recovering after veterinary help. The couple's act drew hundreds of letters and praise from dog lovers.
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Earhart, Id
Wie
Robert D. Maclin
New York Central Railroad
Elkhart
Chisago
Otis
Ind
Associated
Claude L. Humphrey
Humphrey
Prince
Student explains why he slugged Nazi leader at campus talk
Ed Cherry a 22 year old Jewish student at San Diego State College said he punched George Lincoln Rockwell after the Nazi leader tried to brush him aside during a free speech forum. Cherry spoke of his Catholic marriage and noted he acted in self defense.
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Rockwell
Cherry
San Diego
Liz and Eddie Deny Rift But Hide Behind Barricade
Rome reports Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher shelter behind villa walls as marriage rumors swirl. Spokesmen deny romance with Richard Burton and insist on the couple’s unity while circulating gossip links back to Las Vegas nuptials on May 12 1935.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Richard Burton
Marc Antony
Eddie
Hhs
Miss Taylor
Robert Abrahms
Abrahms
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
AML
Grat
Las Vegas
Kurt Frings
Rome Alleck
Tham
Burton
Spain
Liz
Nicky Hilton
Michael Wilding
Slawman
Michael Todd
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Wheea
Florence Crittendyn
House of Mercy
Samuel J. McCreary
Wondwoin Ave
Noward Nigh
Clarence EK
Valentine
Levet
Dam In
Senous Brown
Science
NAACP
Raymond E. Palmer
London
Leicester College of Art
Laura Bromiey
Sandra
Charity
Lily Godiva
Art College
Ernest Pullen
Leicester University
Peter Martin
Kel
Imutel
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
John F. Kennedy
Quirinale Palace
Aminiore Fanfani
India
Pakistan
Mrs. Kennedy
iEx
Janice Notara
Sherman Oaks
Calit
Notara
High
Nolara
Jock
Stooge
Sharpsburg
American Legion
Fabulous
Sammy Fitzhugh
Atco Recording Artsat
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