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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1963

Page

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House Set For Showdown On Slot Machine Issue Today

A Maryland legislative agenda item centers on slot machine policy as reform provisions and a contentious budget debate unfold. The week features votes on a $600 million operating budget, redistricting plans, credit regulation for retailers, and an expansion of horse racing while a reapportionment bill could reshape the House of Delegates to a 129 member body.

Air Journaminl Maryland Senate League of Women Voters Republicans Timonium Cumberland Thee Air Baltimore House of Delegates House

Charles W. Prive 75 Dies After Illness In Maryland

Charles W. Prive aged 75 died Saturday in Belliniere hospital after a lengthy illness. A former Western Maryland Railroad employee for 24 years he was born in Westminister Maryland and later moved to Hagerstown. Survived by wife Linda Orera Price two sons Clarence and Howard of Myerstown two daughters Mildred Bitner and Evelyn Penny baker of Hagerstown a stepbrother Ralph Lindsay of Baltimore two stepsisters Dorothy Kahler Helen Con Ooly and Naomi Fitch of Baltimore, 19 great grandchildren and two grandchildren. Body to Rest Haven Funeral chapel where calls may be made. Services Tuesday at 4 pm at the chapel with Rev Lester M. Kauffman officiating. Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery.

Charles W. Prive North Poti Mac St Bellinire Western Maryland Railroad Wests Hagars Jinlda Orera Price Clarence Howard Price Myerstown Mildred Bitner Lester M. Kauffman Gurial Rest Haven Cemetery

Osmosis Egg Experiment Shows Water Movement

A 1963 puzzle description explains soaking a Cheong egg in vinegar and water to demonstrate osmosis. The acid dissolves the shell, then water moves through the shell as the egg ages, illustrating how a less concentrated solution passes through a membrane into a more concentrated one.

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Area Deaths George Kearsley Wyson, former mayor

George Kearsley Wyson former mayor of Charles Town West Virginia died Saturday at Charles Town General Hospital after a brief illness at age 80. He was born in Charles Town and a lifelong Jefferson County resident. Wyson served five two-year terms as mayor and one term as sheriff and partner in the Jordan Wyings insurance firm. Surviving are wife Ball, children Elizabeth Wysong, Judith Coffer, Frances Kevyser, George K., William S. Wysong and others. 13 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Zion Episcopal Church with interment at family cemetery. viewing at home.

George Kearsley Wyson George Kearsley Wysone Charles Town W. Va Charles Town General Hospital Jefferson County F. Lewis Jordan Jordan and Wyings Ball Thomas) Wysong Elizabeth K. Wysong Homer Ily W. Cain Tagerstown Judith Coffer Norfolk Prancis Kevyser Charles Tow George K.susune Arlington William &. Wysong McLean John James Forrest Brown Wysong Beth Want Tee Manhasset Ann Shambliss Kaireville Susan Brown Martinsburg Pam Zion Episcopal Nephaws Melvin F. Strider Charles South Samuel St

Prayer Today Died Who Whowes Mercy to Here Who Love Thee

Prayer.Today Died who shows mercy to Here who love Thee and art always near Those who serve Thee be our protector and guide Enable us to look beyond all anxiety knowing that all things work for good to those who put their trials in Thee and that neither life nor death can separate us from the love which is Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Scot Brenner Philadelphia editor Today Westminster Press.

Jesus Christ Scot Brenner Philadelpha Today Westminster Wress

Old American life policy ad offers $2000 reserve plan

A dated insert targets people aged 50 to 80 with a money paying rate to apply for a $2000 old line legal reserve policy. Respond by mail to Old American Insurance Co. Dept. TRIO at 4000 Oak St. Kansas City Missouri with name address and year of birth.

Legal Reserve Polijcy Mai OLD American Old American Insurance Co Dept. Trio Oak St Kansas City Missouri

Weekend thefts yield little cash at two sites

Thieves struck Mel's Liquor Store on 5th Street at 1 30 am and fled with $1 from the cash register after a break in alarms drew police. A separate incident at D A Stickell and Sons on Baltimore Street reported a window opened but nothing of value taken. Also noted was a Williamsport Soccer Club meeting at the American Legion home to issue banquet tickets. In Pimlico Maryland, Lang and his son Chick Lang were highlighted for achievements in racing, while a resident reported a burglary through a door.

Mel Liquay Ww St City Fisar D. A. Stickell and Sons Baltimore ‘St Anthony DeSwaitis DeSami Fouiril Williamsport American Legion Will Laynsport

Nerve Deafness Model of New Miniature Hearing Aid

A brief note describes a model of a miniature hearing aid for nerve deafness. The device is presented as a pioneering aid, claimed to improve hearing for individuals with nerve deafness, with emphasis on its compact size and potential impact.

Naval Ordnance Plant At York Put Up For Sale

The Naval Ordnance Plant at York Pennsylvania is authorized for sale beginning today after an H-day waiting period. The York site employs about 1,000 people and remains active at 1-3 capacity, with a civilian buyer sought while the plant operates. Two other Pennsylvania plants, Carapolis and Birdsboro, are also listed for disposal, and sale terms require return to defense work if a national emergency arises.

Washington Naval Ordnance Plant York Pa Navy House Senate Armed Services House Armed Forces Arthur Winstead Winstead R World of Navy Yas York Armed Forces Carl Vinson U-Ga Senate Armed Forces Dahl Prntests Berg Motorola Penyal Pennsylvania Carapolis Birdsboro Elso Jemmy Congressional Committee Naval General Services Administration

Talks Begin In Costa Rica On Economics

Costa Rica hosts a regional conference with Nicaraguan president-elect Rene Schick urging quick joint action against communism. Key figures include OAS chair Gonzalo Facundo, and attendees Kennedy and Husk. The event aims to forge a united stance in the Inter-American system as regional leaders press for swift collaborative measures.

Costa Rica Nicaragua Rene Schick Americas Havana Velavision Grilch Ydigoras Somo‘oberto F Chisri Panama Ramon Morales Honduras the A. Rivera el Salvador South America Kennedy Dean Husk Edwin M. Martin Teodoro Moscoso U.S Albane For Progress Sens Kright D-Ark Byurl Ge B. Hickehroeper A-lana Wayne Morse Dore Thames EB. Morgan D-Pa Pillaen S. Maillard R-Calif Arty Armistead 1 Seldent Dala

Police Probe Hanover Woman Death Faces Autopsy Delays

Police hold three people in connection with the death of Mrs. Noah Newman 54 of Hanover Pa as Carroll County awaits autopsy results. State Attorney Brian MeIntire said he had not yet received the report from State Police. The three were visiting Newman at her summer cabin near Union Mill when their car got stuck in mud and she reportedly collapsed while walking from the car to the cabin.

Westminster Noah Newman Hanover Brian MeIntire Carroll County

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