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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1964

Page

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Women Charged With Phoning Threats To Texas Governor

Two Nashville women Christine Burke 44 and Norima June McGriff 38 were charged with transmitting a threatening telephone call to Governor John Connally from Nashville to Austin on March 14. FBI officials expect trial in San Antonio federal court with potential penalties up to five years imprisonment and fines up to 1000 dollars.

Austin Tex Nashville Tenn Sor Christine Burke Norima June McGriff Texas John B. Connally Dallas Jackland Ruby Menor A. TB. Neil Federal Bureau of John Connally FBI Connally Tel Nelson Nelson Mde

Two Hurdles Left for Hagerstown Charter Amendment

In a ruling by Judge McLaughlin, the court holds that the Hagerstown charter amendment to allow an early vote on selling the Municipal Electric Light Plant must follow charter and state code procedures. The mayor cannot veto a charter amendment passed by a majority of the council, and the referendum remains permissible.

Burhats Conrad Walt Edward Oxwald Burhans Hagerstown Muckler Oswald Winslow Burthans McLaughlin Cumberland Jadge McLaughlin John Conrad McLoughlin Maryland Mctoughlin

Palm Sunday debate on amendment and mayoral veto

The text records a religious council debate over an amendment resolution. Angbut argues the resolution must be properly passed and offered on Palm Sunday. The discussion questions governor constraints, state law compliance, and the mayor's voting status as a council member. Professors Sayres and McLaughlin comment on potential defects and formal requirements.

Tudee Alfred N. Sayres Lanean McLaughlin Lancaster Theological Bea

Youth Sentenced For Shooting Out Window

A Washington County youth, Glenn W. Shrader, 20, admitted to shooting out a home window with a shotgun last May 29. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail for malicious destruction of property. Several other local traffic cases were heard with fines and suspensions.

R Elty Washington County Paul Mentzer Glenn W. Shrader Elizabeth St Elwood W Shrader Andrew Samu Franklin St Samu Pennsylvania Ave George W. Smith Mount Ave Mary B. Palmer Abram J. Bricker, Jr Mitchell Ave Walnut Lane

Area Deaths Harpers Ferry W Va Martha Gardner 77

Martha Ann Gardner 77 a Harpers Ferry widow of Johan W Gardner died Tuesday in Antietam Md. Survived by four sons David Robert Earl Harry and one more, three daughters Celotta Trutson Mary Taylor Frances Knight, 22 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, one sister Mary Parrish and two brothers John and William Rohrer. Resting at Eackles Funeral Chapel. Services 2 PM today at Samples Manor Church. Reverend Harold Beck and Raymond Renner will officiate. Burial in Samples Manor Cemetery.

Harpers Ferry W. Va Mes Martha Ann Gardner Antietam Johan W. Gardner Barn Dane Trego Jacob A Emma Smith Rotiree Fou David Robert Earl Baltimore Harry G. Rohrer Sharpsburg Celotta Trutson Mary Taylor Dargon Frances Knight Mary Parrish John Rohrer William Ted) Rohrer Eackles Funeral Chapel Iire Pan Samples Manor Churel Coday Harold Beck Art Raymond Renner

Hoffa Moves to Quell Revolt Within Teamsters

President Hoffa seeks to stabilize the union by personal appeals to its 1.7 million members amid a high stakes clash with the Justice Department. The letter frames Hoffa’s battle as defense of union interests and pledges continued field outreach to hear members’ problems and propose solutions.

Hoffa Union Washington Teamsters James K. Hoffa Justice Department Roscoe R. Barnes Maryland Terry Lee Domer Rt. 2 John Hoffa Franklin Niswander Dols Frank Lars Lin St Chattanooga Tenn Tirre International Brotherhood of Teamsters Eloffa

Fire Out at Engle Area Frame Dwelling

Volunteers from Charles Town and Harpers Ferry were called to a frame dwelling fire in the Engle area at 7:23 a.m. Wednesday caused by an overheated flue in a building owned by Clifford Spitzer. The blaze was extinguished upon arrival.

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Clear Spring Students and Adults to Appear on TV Panel

Four Clear Spring High School students Ann Ommert Nancy Boyd George Michael Ralph Eavey and principal William Parkin join Channel 2 host Mrs Arnett Nash on WMAR Youth Speaks Saturday at 3 30 p m An adult panel includes Nora Sovder Iugsell Mizell and Don Seibert from the PTA and PLA respectively.

Clear Spring High School WMAR Clear Spring Elementary Iugsell Mizell Clear Spring Pta Doneld Seibert PLA

AUVENDISE Men a LOSE UGLY FAT

An advertisement claims a pill aids rapid weight loss with a 32 day supply priced at $2.98 to $5.93. It promises easy pounds shed and guarantees from Fisher's Pharmacy and Medical Arts Pharmacy with mall orders accepted at 192% Virginia Avenue and Washington Street addresses in Hagerstown.

T Fisher's Pharmacy Virginia Ve. and Medical Arts Pharmacy Washington Hagerstown

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