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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1963

Page

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Maryland Fiscal Expert Sees Road Funding Crossroads

Senate President James, veteran Maryland lawmaker, argues the state faces a finance crossroads as a proposed highway program looms. He urges a pay as you go plan, capital improvements, and better financing rules while noting the burdens of debt and ongoing road maintenance costs.

Gordon Beard Annapolis Senate General Assembly William 5. James Maryland Harold County Veler Issua Ming Legisla Janes Agi Naveantakera James Waywmather Tabarias Tesla Pat Parrish J. Waters Parrish We Senate Eenite Finance Dathes Biden Hien Jocalvin Joe Bugcler State Bawls Commission Baltimore Delaware James Gail

New Fashion Textiles Weave Embroideries Highlighted

A garbled clipping mentions fashion items including blouses bags and dresses with embroideries and color contrasts. It references design notes such as Oak and Innes Tati styles and hints at a legislative committee discussing taxation and agency oversight.

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President Calls For More Jobs and Growth

President Kennedy argued that rising production and an expanding economy are needed to reduce unemployment and relieve labor pressures for shorter hours and technological resistance. He cited historical growth rates and warned that 92 million Americans still live near poverty, urging action to prevent waste of human resources.

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Local Deaths in Washington County Area

Local obituaries list Clyde Earl Stouffer and Ethel Grace Pyne, with services, burial plans, and survivors. Also notes deaths of Helen Anna Kidwell and Pvt Michael Helzer, detailing churches, funeral homes, cemeteries, and family relatives across Hagerstown and surrounding towns.

Deaths in Waynesboro Area Include Rice and Anderson

Obituaries from Waynesboro and Greencastle report Peter H Rice to died after a four month illness at Waynesboro Hospital. He was born August 5, 1875 in Tinsey Town Pa and survived by a large family including Elizabeth V Rice and 18 other relatives. Charles C Anderson 44 of Greencastle died suddenly from a heart attack in Shady Grove Pa. survived by wife Filva Sellers Anderson two sons Ordean and Cy Anderson and several Carbaugh relatives. Funeral arrangements list Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle with services set Wednesday and Thursday and burial at Browns Mill Cemetery. Military rites to be conducted by American Legion and Friendship Lodge.

Clyde Earl Stouffer Clyde Fart Stouffer Washington County Hospital Oldarge Washington County Henry Mary Summer Stouffer Fridinger and Co Sallie Brits Stouffer Percy Pryor Hagers Tyne Ethel Grace Pyne Grace Pyne Sandy West Washington Street New Franklin Pay Noah Anne N.bower Spangle St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church Walter Page Pyne William Rath Cumberland Samuel E Shady Grove John di Columbia Wilson B Newburgh Michael Helzer Cypress SL Axl Harry Netzer Fort Campbell Weltd St. Mary's School St Mary's Catholic Church Mes John Murray Suzanne Hetzer Mother Passarelli Rose Hill Cemetery Midhales Funeral Home Wilson Boulevard Waynesboro Peter H. Rice Waynesbro Waynesboro Hospital Tinseytown Tate John Barbara Roward Lee Elizabeth V. Rice John Hartmart Lewis Dully Greencastle John H. Bowers Hagerstown Irvin Rice Baltimore Clifford Rice Boonsboro Lewis. Buckhelder Kireencastle R.D Harvey Rice Otho Rice Frank Johnston Preston Rice Watson Elliott Chambersburg Waller Rice Ellensburg Naomi Rice Banning Califor Melvin Rice M. Sme Eins Cee Granschildren Br. Beish London Herolin Rice Fayetteville Nigeria Temple Church Ceargin Schefous Lesdale Histor D. Myers Lestec Misner Charles C. Anderson Chines O. T Andys Andersen S. Washington St. Greencastle Satuday Asta P.m David Hoss Horn Lis Ridge Summit Pearl Tuthrauft Carbaugh Fayettevilla Role 1 Julius Anderson Grace United Church of Christ Filva Sellers Anderson Ordean Anderson Cy Anderson James Pearl Ruthrault Carbaugh Maclin Walford James Carbaugh Monte George Carbaugh Quincy Mary Ford Betty Carbaugh Minnich Hote Gheoncastle Luther, G. Heist, Jr Browns Mill Notery Kauffman Station Friendship Lodge No American Legion — of Cisencastia

Prayer for Guidance and Hope by James W Kennedy NYC

A devotional note from James W Kennedy of New York City requests divine guidance for the day. It asks mercy to quiet fears, reveal lighted paths, and fill hearts with hope and purpose through Christ as life unfolds.

Arie James W. Kennedy Nyc Church of the As Ucubn

U S Calls On County To Help In Nigeria

The article outlines county level involvement for a Nigerian project requiring local workers to manage orders, supplies, and operations. It notes Nigeria's 1980 independence from Britain, its population exceeding 40 million, and its status as a leading developing African nation with resources like oil, timber, rubber, palm oil, coal.

U.S Nigeria Addiitinal Great Britain

Salisbury editor dies. funeral set for Adkins founder of daily Times

Frederick P. Adkins, founder of the Salisbury Times and father of former Under Secretary Walford Bertham, is reported dead. A funeral is planned for Monday in Salisbury, with tributes expected from local officials and colleagues.

Salisbury Gap Frederick P. Adkins Salisbury ‘Times

Nigerian education TV project echoes Hagerstown approach

Dr. Bish and staff will draft a project proposal based on findings in Nigeria. The superintendent cautions that copying Washington County in Nigeria would be impractical and unwise. Procedures from Hagerstown could adapt to Nigerian Educational TV needs, yielding similar effects with local adjustments.

Bish Nigeria Washington County Hagerstown Brish

Concert Slated at Westminster by Sheri dan String Quartet

The Sheridan String Quartet of Northwestern University with pianist Arleen Heggemoler will perform at Western Maryland College Westminster Alumni Hall March 20 at 8 15 p m The program includes Menart Quartet in B flat major K 569 Salas Quartet No 11 Op 46 Schumann Quintet for piano and strings Op 44 The quartet members are Angel Neves Eduardy Fidrelt violin Harold Klatz viola and Dudley Powers cello.

Westminster Sheridan String Quartet Northwestern University Arleen Heggemoler Western Maryland College Alumni Hall Menart Imajor Salas Schumann Angel Neves Vroling Eduardy Fitrell Harold Klatz Dudley Powers

Arabs Discuss Unified Arab Military Command in Damascus

In Damascus, Iraqi Deputy Premier Ali Salih El Saadi urged Syria, Iraq, the United Arab Republic, Algeria, and Yemen to form a unified military command to deter external aggression and counter internal threats backed by imperialism. The plan includes a political planning council with Iraq, amid a post-coup atmosphere where Nasserite influence dominates.

Iraq Syria United Arab Republic Algeria Yemen Twe Damascus Ali Saleh el Saadi el Saadi Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt-Syria Salah Bitae Nasser Egypt Ba'ath Khalid el Azem Abdullah Al-Sallat Jordan Saudi Arabia Hussein Sau

The Gypsy Mystery Puzzle in Science For You

A 1983 feature explains a water and cloth illusion where inverted cloth over a glass makes water appear to boil when a finger presses the glass. Air bubbles force movement, creating the illusion. the trick is explained and tied to a Science Circus collection.

Science Circus General Features Corp

City tax gains hinge on F E purchase and bargaining

Focus on city finances argues that purchasing the F E property and related taxes could yield over 150000 dollars annually for the City treasury, reversing a tax-exempt year and shaping a new era of solvency and progress while warning against long term bond burdens on future taxpayers.

F.E P.E Hagerstown

Volcanic outbreak drives Tristan da Cunha residents away

In October 1961 a volcanic eruption on Tristan da Cunha Island in the South Atlantic forced the islanders to abandon their homes and relocate to safer areas. The eruption compelled a mass evacuation as volcanic activity disrupted daily life and threatened lives.

Tristan de Cunha Island Atlandle Cirgend

Free Ear Level Hearing Aid Replica Giveaway

Washington DC based Buchanan Hearing Aid Co announces a free true life non operating model. It is an ear level cabin like replica weighing under one third of an ounce. Limited supply, write for yours now at Buchanan Hearing Aid Co Room 47 or train sites WW Washington DC.

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