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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1960

Page

14

Williamsport Area Annexation Vote Planned After Growth Talks

The article outlines plans for a local annexation referendum after June 9 to bring a Williamsport area into the town limits. Officials argue annexation boosts property values, reduces insurance costs, and secures services like bus routes and utilities, while residents worry about school transport and higher taxes without town services.

L. Beard Miller Miller Holland Williamsport

Dance marathons rise and fall in American memory

The piece recalls the 1920s and 1930s dance marathon craze. It highlights a 27 hour record set by a New York woman in 1923 and notes Chicago’s longer marathon beginning in August 1930, ending early 1931, as well as a note about Encyclopedia Britannica town and county commissioners’ power to rebuild or clean up ruins.

American Assembly Asmortens York New York Chicago Encyclopedia Britannica

Playground Plans Made By Committee

Hagerstown's summer playgrounds will operate at 12 locations this season starting Monday June 20. The Hagerstown Playgrounds Committee outlines staffing and leadership, names officers, and notes an upcoming June workshop at the YMCA for ground leaders. Applications for leaders are being taken at the YMCA, with preferences for older college students and teachers.

Hagerstown Morniay United Fund C. Austin Gardner James Dudley Woodford Norment Harold Chaney Robert Gilbert Roy Danter Harold Peters Paul DeHart All Letic Elmer Poffenberger Leon Poffenberger Ann Delauter Darlene de YMCA

Children Injured in School Window Accident Report

Several youths treated for injuries after a student cut by a window at the South Boonsboro Route 2 school. Names include Virgil Lee Wagamao, Grace Hemphill, Patricia Landake, and Elmer Kline. Cases involved lacerations, sutures, a broken arm, and a toe amputation.

Ak Ae South Boonsboro Gerstown Hi Oesee Lawn Washingonie Ee County Hospital Alice S. Baker Virgil Lee Wagamao Conrad Baker Lewis Duffey Frederick Street Grace F. Hemphill George W. Hemphhill Beverly Lane Patricia A. Landake James W. Thomas C. Schrader Joseph Schrader Longview Road Bike Elmer R. Kline

New Embassy Planned for Mexico City for $5 Million

A contract has been signed for a new U.S. Embassy in Mexico City. The five million dollar structure is to be completed in 1962 and will be sited on Paseo de la Reforma near the Independence Monument.

Mexico City U.S Paseo de la Reforma Mexico Independence Monument

Japanese Team Scales 23399-Foot Mt Api in Nepal

Tokyo AP reports leader Yasusuke Tsuda says a Japanese team reached the 23,399-foot Mt Api in Nepal. The feat follows an Italian ascent reported in 1934, with sponsors receiving confirmation.

Tokyo API Himalayas Nepal Yasusuke Tsuda

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