Shape It Up Or Ship It Out Boycott Hits School
In suburban Wyoming a grade school saw a two day student boycott over lunch quality titled shape it up or ship it out. Officials said the act was not suppressed and that the food remains adequate while about 100 pupils typically attend lunch with 35 cent meals. Superintendent Harold Bush noted the protest was voluntary and considered amusing by staff.
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Wyoming
Harold Bush
Ralph
Bush
Uoc
Two The Daily Mail Hagerstown March 24 16h issue
A compact item from the Hagerstown Daily Mail issue dated Thursday March 24 reports local notices and brief items. The readable text notes community updates and small notices typical of a mid century local page.
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THE
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Blizzard Ceases But Nebraska, Minnesota Hit Hard
The second March blizzard killed 11 in Nebraska and three in Minnesota and Iowa, with two deaths in South Dakota and Wyoming. Winds and sleet created drifts, halting travel and cutting electricity to thousands. Cities closed schools and courts as 14 inches of snow fell, shutting Minneapolis St Paul airport and causing a $1 million daily business loss. Local towns faced widespread power outages and emergency sheltering.
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Associated Press
Sear
Howiee
Alells
North Central
Plains States
University of Five
Minneapolis
Greeley
Neb
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Montana
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Norfolk
Inmate Dies at Washington County Jail
An autopsy found John Louis Breeden 52 of Hancock died from a massive brain hemorrhage after being held in the mental detention section of Washington County Jail. Sheriff Price said no foul play was evident. Breeden had been picked up wandering in Hancock and was to be evaluated for possible commitment to a mental hospital.
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Washington County
John Louis Breeden
Hancock
Charles E. Price
Breeden
Brepfien
Han| Eork
Washington’ County
Price
E. W. Dittoff
Washington County Hospital
Walter Schildt Cascade resident dies at 9 p.m.
Walter Clarence Schildt of Cascade dies at 9 p.m. Wednesday at Washington County Hospital after five weeks as a patient. Born in Sabillasville he was a son of the late Charles and Catherine Schildt. He farmed in youth, worked for Frick Company and Magnes Metal, retired after 25 years, and returned to farming. Survived by six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, among others. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Cascade
Washington County Hospital
Sabillasville
Charles and
Catherine McClain Schildt
Blue Mountain
Smithsburg
Rayburn Needy
Frick Company
Magnes Metal
Blue Mountain Church of God
Ir. C.u.am
Clarence E. Schildt
Raymond F. Schildt
Lloyd F. Schildt
Hagerstown
Ira Bowman Boonsboro
Raymond Needy
Joseph
Albert Schildt
Rouzerville
Guy
J. Schildt
Waynesboro
Grove Funeral Home
W. McGaha
Green Hill Cemetery
Area Deaths Mrs Georgia Truax
Mrs Georgia Truax 84 of Big Cove Tannery died Tuesday evening at Fulton County Medical Center McConnellsburg She was born in 1881 a daughter of John and Martha Waltz member of Needmore Methodist Church widow of Shae Truax Surviving Lena Deshong Floyd Truax five grandchildren three great grandchildren Blaire Waltz Three Springs and Goldie Weaver Needmore Funeral service Saturday at 2 from Damascus Church with Rev Paul Getlinger officiating Interment Damascus Cemetery Friends may call Kelso Funeral Home Friday evening and at the church one hour before services
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Georgia Truax
Mcconnellsburg
Big Cove
Fulton County Medical Center
John and
Martha Myers Waltz
Needmare
Four Alarms Ring In Eight Hours At Smithsburg
Smithsburg fire crews logged four alarms in eight hours on Wednesday. They battled a mountain fire near the Lee Kline residence, a shed and brush blaze on James Milburn’s Edgemont property, a grass fire at Grimm's Auto Parts near Chewsville, and a wood and trash fire at the new Southsburg High School. Chief comment: enough is enough for one day.
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Smithsburg
Lee Kline
Wolfville Road
James Milburn
Edgemont
Grimm’s Auto Parts Co
Chewsville
New Southsburg
Stevens Gets PRAYER TODAY Suspended Term
Ernest Stevens faced a four month jail term with the sentence suspended on good behavior after pleading guilty to assault. A magistrates court 60 day sentence was appealed and the circuit judge increased the potential time but suspended it entirely pending continued good conduct.
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Stevens
Ernest Stevens
Magistrates’ Court
Elizabeth Stevens
D. K. McLaughlin
Washington County
Coons Named Director of Reading Drive
C Edgar Coons principal of Broadway School was named general director of a $366,797 federally funded reading program for Washington County schools. The Title 1 program, approved by the Board of Education, will hire 40 teacher assistants and 81 teaching aides to aid deprived children. Mrs Huth Thatcher will head Broadway School and Mrs Mary C Smith will lead Fairplay School. Dr Brish expects the program to run for some time and will present a full plan at Friday’s meeting.
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Washington County
C. Edgar Coons
Broadway Ischool
Board of Education
William Brish
Huth Thatcher
Fairplay School
Broadway ‘School
Mary C. Smith
Brish
Passion Sunday Service at Trinity Church
A vesper service of music prayer and meditation set for 7 30 p m Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church North Potomac Street and Randolph Avenue The Junior Choir will sing There Is A Balm In Gilead and Give Ear Unto Me The Young People's Choir performs Mighty Lord Thy Faithfulness Abideth Ever The Senior Choir performs O Lord Increase My Strength Clair A Johannsen organist director will present an organ recital including I Call To Thee Lord Jesus Christ and God Be Merciful To Me.
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Orlando Gibbons
Clair A. Johannsen
Trinity Church
Lord Jesus Christ
JS. Bach
Mack Appoints Hospitality Boss in Allentown Office
Mack Trucks announces Elmer F. Hogan as assistant to the president in charge of reception and hospitality to be based at the Allentown executive offices. Hogan is a recognized figure in the motor truck industry. Mr and Mrs Hosan plan a move to Allentown from Lansing Michigan where he retired from the White Motor Co Lansing Division.
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Mack Trucks
Elmer F. Hogan
Hogan
Mack
Allentown
Hosan
Lansing
Mich
White Motor Co
Gasoline From Coal Planned at Cresap West Va Plant
The Consolida Coal Co under a $9,983,000 government contract plans a Cresap West Virginia pilot producing gasoline from coal this fall. Officials testified that coal gasification could yield gasoline at 10 to 13 cents per gallon depending on plant size and processing costs. The Cresap plant aims to make about three barrels of gasoline per ton of coal and move toward commercial production.
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Cresap, W. Va
Washington
Office of Coal Research
Iron Coal Co
Cresap
W. Va
Neal P. Cochran
Hhe
House
G. Edward
Larson
Cresa
Striped Bass Sale Illegal Under New Bill
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Senate approved a bill restricting striped bass sales to licensed commercial fishermen or dealers only. Penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars and up to six months in jail for unlicensed selling or buying. House action pending Gov Tawes signing.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
Chesapeake Bay
House
Senate
Tawes
John L. Sanford
Worcester
Maryland
Irregular iStock Market Opens Mixed On Airlines and Tech
New York stock market moves unevenly in moderate trading with airlines soft and aerospace, tobacco, utilities, and motor stocks showing mixed results. Low priced issues such as Lionel and Benguet drifted, Polaroid rose about 1 percent while Boeing fell and General Dynamics edged lower. American Telephone hit a new low for 1962 before recovering slightly.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Lionel
A. J. Industries
Benguet
Polaroid
Boeing
General Dynamics
du Pont
General Motors
Liggett & Myers
U. S. Ste
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Telephone
Joss
Referendum For Open Occupancy Is Defeated
ANNAPOLIS AP A bill to force a referendum on open-occupancy in Baltimore County failed in the House with a 74 to 13 vote. It needed 85 of 142 delegates to advance to the Senate for constitutional amendment. Del Bernard J Medairy Sr., sponsor, said he will seek a House reconsideration.
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Annapolis
Baltimore County
House
Senate
Del
Bernard J. Medairy Sr
D-Balto County
Spacecraft Develops Hot Spots On Test Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP an unmanned Apollo spacecraft sent on a test flight last Feb 26 developed hot spots as it plunged back to earth Project officials said the 11 1000 pound spacecraft will get improved insulation as a result of the test
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Three Years For Auto Theft In Court Here
Russell W. Hmresh of Cumberland pleaded guilty to auto theft in circuit court and was sentenced to three years in the Maryland House of Correction. He admitted drinking and not realizing his actions after stealing a 1965 station wagon from Massey Ford Tec on July 30, 1965, noting the keys were in the car. He had spent six months in jail for prior traffic violations tied to the incident.
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Maryland House of Correction
Russell W. Hmresh
Cumberland
D. K. McLaugh
Lin
Massey Ford Tec
Fresh
Flood-Weary City Considers Moving Itself
Newton Georgia Baker County officials weigh relocating the flood damaged community of 529 from its low ground to higher ground after the Flint River swamped the town with five feet of water and caused about 150000 dollars in damage.
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Newton, Ga
Baker County
The Daily Mail 1676 Publication Details
The Daily Mail lists publication details for 22 Summit Ave Hagerstown MD with rates for mail subscriptions and carrier delivery. It mentions various regional editions and prices, and notes Associated Press exclusive rights to AP news content.
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THE
Daily Mail
Summit Ave
Hagerstown
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