City Public Works Board Discusses New Parking Plan
The Board of Public Works met near Hotel Alexander Thoreday with Jeese D. Jones proposing free loading zones and meters paid from project profits. They discussed 35 minute meters in the square and a council recommendation to implement four minute meters when available. A state conference on reducing Hag fratown traffic was requested, quoting Thomas Jefferson on free press security.
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City Public Works Board
Board of Public Works
Alexander Thoreday
Jeese D. Jones
Bel
Counset Asiog
Hagfratown
Thomas Jefferson
Sunday Ceremony at Kemp Horn Training Center
A flag dedication is planned at 3 PM at Kemp Horn Training Center in Smithsburg with Boy Scouts, service clubs, and the American Legion taking part. The public is urged to attend.
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Kemp Horn Training Center
Smithsburg
Boy Scouts
Service Club
American Legion
Eleven Charter Members Of Smithsburg Lions Active 11 Years On
Eleven Lions still active in the Smithsburg Lions Club recall organizing the group a decade ago. Founders include Raynond Frey the first president and Robert Clopper 2nd vice president with others such as John Newcomer Ueward Newman Tanner Reno Harp and G A Kohler. Honored members include Keiffer Frey William Gardenhaur Louis Hershberger Hoy Newman and Richard Welty. A $500 check from Lions chairman Pauly Boswell supported the Smithsburg Band. Perfect attendance awards went to Keiffer Frey Raymond Frey Hey Newman and Patrolman Merry Hartle. The Ladies Night event featured red roses and gifts, with guest speaker Thackara Brown noting the value of giving over having. A year-old girl was later hospitalized after being struck by a car in Cramer Alley, Lynn Suzanne Essler injured.
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Smithsburg
Lions Club
Lion Raynond Frey
Robert Clopper
Lion Ueward Newman
John Newcomer Lion Tanner
Reno Harp
Tail ‘Twister
G. A. Kohler
Othre
Lions Keiffer
Frey
William Gardenhaur
Louis’ Hershberger
Hoy Newman
Richard Welty
Harry Wacker
Smithsburg High
Lion
Pauly, Boswell
Civic Improvement Committee
Lions
Keiffer Frey
Thes Eanler Aikl
Raymond Frey
Hey Newman
Patrolman
Merry Hartle
Donald Williams
Mia
James Treanary
Thackara Brown
Thomas McClear
John Clouser
Richard Newcomer
Edward Bachtell
James Bachtell
Accordin
Garry Bachtell
Piano Land
Eugene Fishack
Cavetown Pike
Miss Juliana
Wishack
Queen of the Lions
James Tremary
Tannytown
Earl Bowman
Raymond Bew
Ohn Ciuser
Larry Bachtell
David Harp
Vthe
Brown
Reymond Frey
Richtare ‘Welty
Washington County Hospital
Cramer Alley
Lynn Suzanne
Essler
Shangrila Motor Court
Cav
Leroy Vagent
West Berlin Moves Four Loudspeaker Trucks to Wall
West Berlin authorities dispatch four loudspeaker trucks to the Berlin Wall to broadcast news and propaganda to East German guards. The nonlethal weapons aim to counter the East’s propaganda while avoiding escalation.
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Peace Weapons Berlin
West Berlin
Communist Wall
Red Guards
Snake Killed After Crawling Over Girl's Foot
A report says a snake crawled over a girl's foot before being killed with a shovel. Details are incomplete and the account is fragmentary.
Today In History By Associated Press May 10 Highlights
AP notes events from 1899 to 1917 involving rail milestones, territorial changes in Lorraine, and promotions. Mentions Leland Stanford, Promontory Point, Utah, and Gen. John J. Pershing in leadership roles. The fragmentary text references Alsace Lorraine and World Health Organization ties.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Pacific Oceans
Leland Stanford
Central Pacific Railroad
Promontor Point
Utah
Geneva
Marceling Inié
France
Alsace
G. Candau
Brazil
Lorraine
Germany
John J. Pershing
Health Organization
Dino Says He Said Nuthin
Washington AP reports four year old Dino Bradlee chatted briefly with President Kennedy as Kennedy’s limousine paused during a front step encounter. Dino, son of Ben Bradlee, said he would tell Caroline to visit but later claimed I said nothing.
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Washington
Dino
Kennedy
Dina
Dominic
Ben Bradlee
He Kennedys
Kennedys
Georgtown
Caroline
Mother Of Four Killed In Fall In Maryland Gorge
POTOMAC Md API A mother of four, 35 year old Mrs William Potter of Bethesda, fell 28 feet to her death last night in a rocky gorge on the Maryland side of the Great Falls of the Potomac. Police said she was pronounced dead from multiple fractures and internal injuries after her husband said they were walking when she tried to sit on a guard rail of a bridge and toppled off. Potter was treated for shock at a suburban hospital and released.
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Potomac
Maryland
William Potter
Bethesda
Potter
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Trudy Coop
Air Force
Gran Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cam. Cowper
NASA
Smithsburg Lions Club
Kenneth May
Louis Hershberger
G.A. Kohler
John Newcomer
Howard Newman
Kieffer Fey
Thacksoa Hrown
Richard Welly
William Gardenhour
Hoy D. Newman
Kemp Horn
Lions ‘Active
Lita Bishi
Seersucker
Freemas Schildtknecht
Rosie
Raven
Boyz’ Wear—Annex
Kate Greenaway
Trifari
Aurelia
Lester Bioline Children's Wear
Litter Bioline
Leiter Brothers
Letter Bros
Letter Brothers
Hagerstown
Waynesboro, Pa
Chambersburg, Pa
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de Monts
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