08 May 1964
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
1
Cipde Bealty, famed animal trainer, spoke during National Be Kind to Animals Week about kindness over brutality in training. He noted big cats respond to persuasion and some animals even enjoy performing, challenging the belief that harsh methods are needed.
City council weighs animal act safety as mayor and engineers discuss lions and tigers in the arena while approving a sewer plan, paving project, and a state road relocation agreement. Officials debate control measures as a new fire rack bid and a loading zone request also arise.
Councilman Frank Cordell dissented as the council approved a 250 gift to the South Hagerstown High School band to travel to the World's Fair. The sum will be in the 1965 budget, with Cordell noting the precedent and possible out-of-town pupils, while others argued for broader youth support and said the band has brought honor to Hagerstown.
The board of Maryland National Bank announces a regular quarterly dividend of 12.35 cents per share on the bank's capital stock payable June 30, 1964 to stockholders of record June 16, 1964.
Catherine Cassie Hessehott Wanford sburg longtime area resident dies at Fulton County Medical Center one day before her 101st birthday after six months as a patient. She was the last of 12 siblings, born near Warfordsburg Sept 13 1884 daughter of Aaron and Anna Mess. Funeral 2 pm at Cod an Grove Church with Rev Henry May officiating. Burial in Wips Chapel Cemetery. Body to be viewed 1 0 p m today.
A prayer by Alice Grant Walton of Brack NY, minister at Flatbush Nong ts Congregational Church, asks for healing of a troubled heart and restoration of faith amid sorrow and bereavement. The plea emphasizes trust that God never forsakes His own and seeks balm for the weary soul.
Word arrived of the death of Earl H Brandenburg of Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania son of the late Levi and Louiss C Grossnickie Brandenburg of Wolfsville He is survived by his wife Gladys and brothers Keifer Fairnoy Kendy Home Cyrus and Harry of Uneyerstown Lloyd Myersville Mrs Harry Grossnickle Walkerersville Jenny Blickenstaff Haryerstown Stella Biltle Myers and Yilter Funeral notices will be issued later Nora E Owens widow of Charles Buchanan Owens of 111 North Mulberry Street died Thursday at Western Maryland State Hospital aged 83 She was born in Sand Patch Pennsylvania daughter of Leyis and Mary Baughman She lived in this area 52 years She belonged to Church of the Brethren Mary Young Rebekah Lodge No 1 Maccabees Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Washington County Women Democratic Club She is survived by two daughters Irene Butt Hagerstown and Devoda Peyoy Waynesboro Rt 2 one sister Mayne Dunst Myersdale Pa also nieces and nephews The funeral was moved to Rest Haven Funeral Chapel where friends may call Services will be Monday at 11 am with Rev Dr Dewit L Miller Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery The family will receive friends at Rest Haven Sunday 7 9 pm
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Europe to press NATO partners for more help in South Viet Nam and to back US aims on Cuba. He will seek technical aid and economic support, while noting France and Britain drift from US policy.
Baltimore AP reports Gov Wallace plans a Cambridge rally with Negro leaders, as 400 National Guard troops are moved in to maintain order. Militia will monitor demonstrations while speakers include Milton Galamiion, Stanley Branch, and John Lewis.
Washington AP reports Americans at work rose to 69.4 million last month with unemployment at 5.4 percent as the labor force grew plus women expanding jobs in domestic service. White House guidebooks sales aim to fund refurbishing the White House, and a Kennedy Memorial Library bust was presented to Mrs Kennedy by three aides. Debates include Navy orders on deviates and a Cambridge Hospital incident involving a woman burned during a household accident.
In KORT WALTON BEACH Florida a Jeep dropped from an Air Force C130 and struck a power line causing a regional electricity outage lasting about an hour. Two golf course workers located the damaged line and described burns on the wires though no injuries were reported.
Eight year old claimed to witness his father kill his mother in a household stabbing. The boy described a pistol or knife used by the father and noted a prior nightmare of a man entering the window. Ottinger questioned the boy on reasoning for belief in lies while Dr. Ditlo testified the mother and father died from stab wounds.
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