Old Electrical Strike Erupts Into March On Town Jail
In Hillsdale Michigan a prolonged electrical workers strike escalated into violent protests at the town jail after the arrest of pickets. Police used nightsticks as crowds dispersed amid injuries and a guard shot earlier at the Essex Wire plant. Union workers and company wage disputes fueled the unrest with escalating confrontations and county reinforcements summoned.
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Atlusdale
Mich
Steiker
Erm
Michigan City
C. Aubrey Paul
Hilllsdale
Harvey W. Moes
Hillisdale
Vooks
Kent
Demon
Slepters
Essex
Essex Wire Corp
Willsdale Loreal
International Union of Electrica Workers
Plan
Hillsdale Total
Indiana
Hillsdale
Wayne
Filand
Eight-Year-Old Boy Dies After Bicycle Accident
Eight-year-old William Alain Lynch of 3508 Locust St died at 1 10 p m at Washington County Hospital from injuries after being struck by an auto while riding his bicycle in an alley between Potomac and Mulberry Streets Tuesday night. Benjamin F Canfield 27 of 817 Adams Ave was charged with operating a vehicle on a revoked license. Lynch was a third grade student at Antietam Street School and a member of Cub Scout Pack 59 Den 2. He is survived by his mother Shirley Kay Reeder and relatives. The body was removed to Rest Haven Funeral Chapel. Burial in Bakersville Cemetery. Service at Rest Haven Chapel Saturday at 2 pm with burial to follow. Friends may call Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Wiliam Alain Lynch
Locust St
Washington County Hospital
R. G. Detwiter
Benjamin F. Canfield
Adams Avve
Potomac and
Mulberry Sts
Lynch
Canfield
Florence Kershner
Antietam Street
Den
Albert Lucas Offighatlng
Bakersville Cemetery
Infant Daughter of De Vores Bronner Rites Held
Graveside services were held for the infant daughter of De Vores Herrell Bronner and Ralph Brunner Jr at Shanktown Cemetery on Wednesday at 5 pm. Survived by parents, maternal grandmother Alice Kaylor of Hagerstown, great-grandmother Kris Tilen Souders of Beansboro, and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bunner of Hagerstown. Rev. James Geiselman officiated.
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De-Vores Herrell Bronner
Ralph Brunner Jr
Shanktown
Alice Kaylor
Hagerstown
Kris. Tilen Souders
Beansboro
Ralph Bunner
James Geiselman
Prayer Prayer for Insight in Discovery and Worship
Prayer asking God to grant deeper insight into activity of modern invention and to awaken awareness of His presence in hearts. Concluding with Amen recited by John W. Shackford a retired Methodist minister in Waynesville North Carolina.
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Hin
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N.C
92 Arrested In Harford Pinball Raid
BEL AIR officers from state county and local agencies raided 50 Harford County establishments on Wednesday, arresting 92 people during a two month pay-off probe. Fifty pinball machines were seized across Havre de Grace Aberdeen Edgewood Bel Air and other towns. All arrestees were booked on gambling charges and released on $250 collateral each.
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Bel Air
Ald
Harford County
Havre de Grace
Aberdeen
Edgewood
State Police
Sheriff's Office
Two Receive Junior College Scholarships in Hagerstown
Woodring and Fisher win teacher education scholarships from the Washington County Teachers Association. Woodring, a South Hagerstown High senior, plans to teach at the high school level. Fisher, UNC freshman, aims to teach history. Announcement by Charles B. Johnson and John W. Leburn. Woodring, son of Nellie Woodring of Virginia Avenue, is a SHHS track team member and Grace Brethren Church active. Fisher, a Cork resident, graduates from high school in 1960 and has three years in the U.S. Army.
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Woodring
John M. Fisher
Hagerstown Junior College
Washington County Teachers Association
South¢ Hagerstown High School
Fisher
UNC
Charles B. Johnson
Teachers’ Association
John W.’ Leburn
Sémehiel
Netlie Woodring
Virginia‘ Ave
SUHS
Grace Brethren Church
Mancork
U.S. Army
Charles County Restaurants Face 1962 Public Accommodations Charges
Maryland officials say three Charles County restaurants are accused of violating the 1962 public accommodations law. Hearings set for next month as part of ongoing cases. normal bookmobile service to continue. Washington County Free Library remains open Friday. Memorial Day mail rules noted with post office closure and restricted disclosure of case details.
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Baltimore
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems
Washington County Free
Charles County
Magerstown
Memorial Day Clean-Up Resumes With June 6 Return
Leonard Carlin NAACP branch president said volunteers will stop work on Memorial Day May 30 since the city truck garage is closed. They have cleaned alleys and yards in Jonathan St. over two months, removing fire and health hazards. Clean-Up will resume on Saturday June 6.
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Leonard Carlin
NAACP
Jonathan St
Carlin
Valuable Coins Stolen From City Apartment on Franklin
A city resident reported five sets of race coins missing from an apartment on Franklin Street between 2:20 and 4 p.m. Police cite entry through a side bathroom window. Two bicycle thefts were also recorded, one from Terry W. Vinson at 8300 Main Avenue and another from Charles Li Long at 3224 Franklin Street near Jefferson Street and Brookline Avenue.
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Franklin St. Yestersay
EEA
Kenneth Shearee
Terry W. Vinson
Main Ave
Charles Li. Long
F. Franklin St
Jefferson St
Brookline Ave
Ohio Wesleyan Grant for NHHS Senior Jeanne Draper
Jeanne Draper daughter of Mr and Mrs George Draper of 1135 Sunnyside Drive has earned a grant to Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio She is a senior at North High School and has held roles as Freshman Class secretary Senior Class treasurer yearbook copy editor National Honor Society secretary Student Council member Senior Class Cabinet Honor Club French Club Christ's Reformed Church member and Sigma Tri-Hi Club member also involved with the Girls Civitan Club
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Jeanne Draper
George Draper
Sunnyside Drive
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Jeanne
North High School
Christ's Reformed Church
Sigma Tri-Hiy Club
Wvell
Girl's Civitan Club
Petition Filed Suspending Maryland Public Accommodation Law
Maryland petition drive seeks to suspend the new public accommodations law set to take effect soon. Shmuel Sella’s petition committee delivered 19 612 signatures to the secretary of state, aiming for a referendum this fall. Officials will review signatures for legal validity before June 1 and June 30 deadlines.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Shmuel
Opn OL Massod
Maryland Petition Committee
Secretary of State
Hall
Sella
Lloyd L .Simpkins
Lawas
Simpkins
Setta
Baltimore City
Nanes
Shore
Sefla
Easton 3Nobel
Voter Registers Reopen June 1 For State Elections
Voter registration books will be re opened on June 1 and remain open until September 22 per the Election Board. The banks closed for the primary to allow voters to register or change party, address, or affiliation. General election closure to follow. New Openly Pro filing notes on drug and rail strength in a mixed stock market show moderate trading. Rail carriers like Southern Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio rose slightly while others held steady.
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Election Board
Southern Pacific
Tinois Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cambridge Negroes Press Demands to Close White Entertainment
Racial tension in Cambridge escalates as Negro leaders seek closure of white entertainment venues and threaten protests if demands are unmet. National Guard has a 10 day ban on tallies and demonstrations and barred a planned benefit show by comedian Dick Gregory. Leaders demand equal employment, recreation facilities, housing action, and education reforms with a push for Dorchester County to join anti poverty programs.
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Boeerneee
Cambridge
George M. Gelstan
National Guard
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Gelston
Gergory
Seclion
Glovia Richardson
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Richardson
National Guard Stroops
Cembridge
Dorcester County
Sargeant Shriver
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Judy Garland Hospitalized in Hong Kong Report
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports singer Judy Garland rushed to a city hospital unconscious in critical condition. The report cites American Broadcasting Co. correspondent Stanley Rich.
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Judy Garland
New York
American Broadcasting Co
Stanley Rich
Hhi 3
Hong Kong
Wallace campaign aids Maryland petition drive
The Alabama Governor George C. Wallace campaign in Maryland's presidential primary aided the petition effort. Seta stated, There is no question about it. It helped a lot.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Seta
Woman Regains Use of Sewed Backed Hand in Five-Hour Operation
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Jessie S Bray 39 had her right hand detached in a machine accident at a lock company and regained near full function after a May 16 surgery at Community Hospital. A three-man team led by Dr Hugh Williams reattached eight tendons three major nerves and two major blood vessels over almost five hours. Bray recovering ready for intense therapy and recalls waking to movement in her fingers at the hospital.
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Indianapolis
Ind
API
Jessie S. Bray
Hugh Williams
Williams
Community Hospital
Bray
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Coane
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Ted
Lexington
U.S
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