Vote ordered for rail unions in labor talks
Washington reports an industry wide strike vote ordered for members of the largest railroad union ahead of talks on proposed changes to employee laws and wages. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen represents about 100,000 members, with engineers, firemen, brakemen, and conductors among the five unions. Negotiations likely begin April 2 in Cleveland and will address presidential commission recommendations on job eliminations and pay scale revamps. In other notices, Richard E. Staley of Hagerstown serves with the Fleet Training Command at Newport, and Army Pvt Jerry W. Wilson of Hagerstown has arrived in Germany with the 540th Engineer Group, Kortwestheim.
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Washington
W. P. Kennedy
Brotherhood of Tailroad Crainmen
Cleveland
Commission On Railroads
Commissio
Service News
Kornwiestheim
Germany
Jerry WH. Wilson
Hester L. Wilson
Summit Ave
Hagerstown
540Th Eneineer Group
Wilson
503D Engineer ‘Company
Kortwestheim
Port Fickson
S.C
South Hagerstown
H High School
Ellsworth
Rt. 1
Army
Clarence FR. Towan
Mary E. Stickler
Washington St
25Th Division
33Th Infantry
Pohakwea
Island of
Hawaii
Rowan
G5th Infantry
Mauna Loa
Mauna Kea
Schafidel Barracks
Qah
Rewan
Nawati
Hagerstown High School
Dune
Mawaii
Area Deaths and Service Notices in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Obituaries and military notices list area residents with details on deaths, services, and survivors. Included are ages, birthplaces, employers, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements plus military deployments and training updates for local service members in Maryland and Pennsylvania communities.
Life Insurance Mail Offer Preys On Elderly Trust
A questionable ad promises a $1,000 life insurance policy to seniors aged 50 to 80, asking recipients to mail personal details to Old American in Kansas City. The copy features alarming language about final expenses and life-long policy evaluation, with no clear safeguards or contact verification.
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Mandla
OLD American
Pioneer Insurance
Kansas City
Missonri
Mrs Kennedy Rides Elephant On Fake Tusks In Jaipur
AP reports First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy rode an elephant at Amber Fort in Jaipur Jaipur sharing an ornate howdah with Princess Lee Radzhvili and Indian officials about 50 yards on a painted 15 foot platform as crowds cheered from streets and balconies during her two day stay in northwest India.
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India
Joe
Aiqueline Kennedy
Bibla
Amber Fort
Kennedy
Jaipur
Retjasthan
Gurmukh Nihal Sagh
Kennnedy
Warren
Jacqueline Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
Local Deaths in cautioned frame page 20
Lynn U S Army Aberdeen Stev en G at home brother James c Washington Penna several Tuephens also survive The body removed to the fRest Mayen Funeral Chapel where friends may call and where survives will be held at 1 iD S Wednesday by the Rev Lester M Kanilman Interment s will be in Best Haven Cemetery Hagerstown Lodge No 217 ACRL AC ML sill concuet jaraveside services
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U.S. Army
Aberdeen
Steven G
James c
Washington
Penna
fRest Mayen
Id. S
Lester M. Kanilman
Best Haven
Hagerstown Lodge
Prayerful plea from church minister amid troubled times
The sermon prayer asks for divine guidance and sustaining grace to endure a world filled with confusion and hurt. It requests faith that never falters, courage to persevere, and victory over falsehood and hate through Christ, ending with an Amen attributed to minister Grant Walton at Platbush Tompkins Congregational Church.
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Christ
Grant Walton
Platbush- Tompkins Congregational Church
Three Hurt In Traffic Accidents Near Sideling Hill
A motorist and his wife were injured in a Saturday afternoon crash near Sideling Hill Mountain after the driver lost control on a sharp curve. Irzel Tessell, 60, and Erna Pearl Treatt were hospitalized with facial injuries, rib fractures, and a mutilated hand. A separate incident on US 11 near Chewsville sent Laurence Alvey Shank to the hospital with head cuts and possible foot fracture after being struck crossing the road by an auto driven by Doran Turtle.
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Sideling Hill Mountain
Kilgare Treets
Erna Pearl Treatt
TFC
N. G. Burleson
Irzel
Hancock
TFC Burleson
Tanett
Berkeley Springs War Memorial Hospital
TFG Burleson
Texell
Chewsville
Laurence Alvey Shank
Robert Spickter
Shank
Doran, Turtle
Smithsburg
TAC Spickler
Renere Ata
Cainern
Bratt Ene
Sprca
Algeria
Aredt
U.S
Kennedy
France
Tass
Evion
Lake Geneva
Senate Leaders Prepare Anti Pol Tax Vote And B70 Showdown
Senate leaders aim for an early vote on an antipoll tax measure as the House readies battles over the B70 bomber program tax reform and other measures. The article outlines hearings on civil rights voting protections, defense spending, and tax revisions with key figures like Senators Ervin Goldwater Jackson and Representative Vinson shaping the debates.
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House
Washington
Kennedy
U.N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Srade
Senate Constitutionall Rights Subcommittee
Ser
Sam J. Erviner
D-N.c
Ervin
Benale Armed Services
Carl Vinson
U-Ga
Armed Services
Vinson
Plate
Russia Seeks Ban Without Onsite Nuclear Inspection
The article reports a clash at the Geneva conference over a nuclear test ban. The United States demands international inspectors, while Russia and allied nations push for a ban without on site verification. India’s Nehru appeals to halt tests to save talks as pressure mounts to avoid resuming atmospheric testing in April.
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United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Howard
Green
Gosneva
Neli Ofndia
Russia
Geneva
Nehru
New Delhi
Rusk
Hong Kong Rattled by Strong China Quake Early Today
An API A report says a heavy earthquake jolted residents of Hong Kong from sleep early today. The Hong Kong Observatory could not provide an immediate magnitude reading. No injuries were reported.
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China
Khrushchev Extends Algeria Recognition and Diplomatic Ties
Premier Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union extends de jure recognition to the provisional Algerian government. He telegrammed Tunis chairman Ben Yousef ben Khedda expressing confidence that diplomatic relations will aid understanding and friendship based on equality and sovereignty. The note came hours before a France Algerian ceasefire took effect.
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Khrushchev
France
Algeria
Tunis
Ben Yousef Ben Khedda
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York reports a claimed breakthrough with a new substance Bio-Dyne derived from a world famous research institute. Preparation Ha allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery and is offered widely at drug counters and supportive farms.
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Pilen
Cintmant Farm
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