U S Coffee Costs Grow as Latin Trade Backs its Power
A Pan American Coffee Bureau report notes Americans spend about 1.2 to 1.5 billion yearly on imported green beans with roasting and serving nearly doubling the bill. Latin America buys about three billion in U S goods, with exports including heavy machinery and farm products. The two way street shows coffee money supports oil metals and other goods, while employing hundreds of thousands and generating substantial wages. Two traffic crashes on Route 40 atop South Mountain occur after a dead tree falls, blocking the road and prompting a response from state officials and investigators.
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Moats Receives ROTC Ribbon at Johns Hopkins Ceremony
Bruce Edgar Moats Jr. of Funkstown received a Reserve Officers Association Ribbon for outstanding ROTC participation. The award was presented this week on Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus during the ROTC awards ceremony honoring cadets in the military science program.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, used in Preparation H, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Reports claim cases show actual shrinkage and complete relief, with a money back guarantee and availability in suppository or ointment form at druggists.
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Driver Held On Hit And Run Charge Nearby
Jesse Ault of Sandy Hook was charged with hit and run driving after police say his car struck a parked vehicle at Dargan near his home Sunday morning. State Trooper Elmer Baum provided details of the incident.
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Trophies Awarded To 29 Children At Model Air Meet
More than 200 children flew their planes at Municipal Stadium as the Exchange Club of Hagerstown honored 29 youths from South Potomac Fairchild and several schools. Winners were named in two age groups one to three and four to six with many earning second and third place honors as grand champions will be chosen later at Antietam Airport.
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Workmen Stung Trying To Burn Out Nest Of Bees
A fire on the roof of Woodpoint Market, an abandoned building under demolition, was started by workers attempting to bore out a bee nest. Fire Chief John Hall reported the blaze occurred around 1 30 p m. The incident led to a lively out of town alarm. In other news, Brendan McCann signed with the New York Knickerbockers after captaining last season at St Bonaventure.
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