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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1963

Page

5

Hancock High to Host 41st Graduation Speakers

Hancock Senior High School selects two seniors Carl Haene Bivens and Douglas McCusker as speakers for the 41st graduation. Bivens, active in student council, sports and church youth work, will address “Youth the Challenge of Tomorrow.” McCusker, son of Olmer McCusker, plans finance studies and accounting, with future aims in commercial broadcasting.

Hancock Wie National Han High School Acro Tieschel M. Hugene Mittel Carl Haene Bivens Larry Douglas McCusker Carl Ray J. Bivens Mnnevark Stanly Bedford Hancock Rotary Club Stony Bridge Church of the Brethren Athough Hagerstown Junior College Comercial — Broadcasting Carl King Douglas Olmer McCusker South Street Hancock Senior High

City crews repaint crosswalks across northern area

The Hagershwn public works team led by Richard Mentzer Charles Clive and Howard Renner Freshens long white lines near Longmeadow Apartments. Superintendent William Shrader says two main crews will paint about thirty more crosswalks this year compared with prior seasons.

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Mother of 15 Shot Dead in Yard in Anne Arundel

Police say Ruby Carr, 44, was killed in the front yard of her home on Thursday as her two sons aged 26 and 17 were wounded. A man, identified as Hicks, 44, of Roundtable Road, died of a bullet wound after shooting then turning the gun on himself. Two other relatives were injured. the suspect allegedly fired from a .44 caliber revolver, with victims rushed to Anne Arundel General Hospital and Johns Hopkins for treatment.

Johns Hopkins Peice Carr Kenneth Pallee John Ruby C. Carr Robert Roy Patlee Hicks Roundtable Road Front Yard Aratdel A .Martines Anne Elmer Hagned Arundel General Hospital Arundel County Filcks Fred. Hospital Baltimore

Maryland Briefs From The Associated Press

In Salisbury AP reports: a conference for school leaders and judges on the Maryland Supreme Bench resignation as honorary day. In Baltimore AP notes several Maryland education figures giving talks and a panel discussion. Also AP covers a vandalism and assault case, a warning to contractors over bait advertising, and the Preston Maryland home improvement commission warning to 12 contractors. Ten Baltimore Grand Jury Association members resign over exclusion policy.

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