Retired radio priest Father Coughlin ends long ministry
Royal Oak Michigan AP Father Charles E Coughlin longtime radio critic of government politics and Roosevelt retires from the Shrine of the Little Flower parish after 50 years in Detroit suburb He earned fame with Sunday broadcasts reaching millions while opposing New Deal and later opposing foreign policy He now seeks time with family and quiet life while his controversial views fade from the airwaves
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Greenbrier Park Entrance Delayed By Incomplete Road
Donald Boyer, area supervisor for state parks in Frederick and Washington counties, says the new park road from Route 40 into Greenbrier State Park will not be finished by Memorial Day due to the State Roads Commission delaying entrance work. The western slope site, nine miles east of Hagerstown, offers park facilities including a lake, picnic areas, and planned camping, with interior access via Mt Lena Road and Swope Road. Curtis Conway is the newly appointed park superintendent for further information.
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Roosevelt
Swope
Union For Social Justice
State Park
Persens
Curtis Conway
Bartender Dies In Tavern Fire
A 27 year old bartender Nicholas Kontoyeanis died in a tavern fire at the Holiday House in Baltimore. June Cave, 28, was listed in serious condition at Union Memorial Hospital with burns and smoke inhalation.
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Youngsters Care For Ailing Blackbird At School
Four students at Anuptam Elementary School care for a found nestling blackbird. Junior Bieve Jaime and Patrick tend the bird, learning about feeding and care while staying out of trouble, under parental approval.
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Castro Fears War With U S Orders Armed Forces Alert
Cuba's Fidel Castro denounced U S actions as aggression and ordered a state of alert for Cuba's armed forces. He claimed six Cuban soldiers penetrated Guantanamo base and that the United States planned war, calling on the Pentagon to cease threats.
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Area Deaths Binkley 76 State Line Farmer
Jacob Alien Binkley 76 of State Line died Friday in Hagerstown Maryland after a career as a farmer. Funeral Sunday at Minnich-Miller Funeral Home for burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Lillie M Binkley seven children twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren and a sister. Service led by Rev Ray Vandevere. Friends may call funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Margie Barnhart Binkley
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Paul L. Binkley
Greencastle
Elsie L. Koons
Frances M. Bartles
Ralph W. Binkley
Charles Town
W. Va
Beulah C. Overwash
Chambersburg
Harold F. Binkley
Chicago
Anug ‘Alle Reeves
Merritt Island
Quake Hits Matsushiro and Nagano in Japan
A strong quake rattled Matsushiro, Japan, with initial reports of shattered windows and tiles falling. The magnitude reached five on the Japanese scale of seven, with Nagano nearby also shaken as Matsushiro endures daily tremors since August 3, 1965.
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Birth control methods and abortion debate in world study
A global study presented in Addis Ababa notes abortion risks vary by method and country. It highlights legal restrictions, clandestine procedures, and maternal deaths, urging government family planning participation and wider access to safe practices. The report cites Harvard and UN funds, with figures from the United States Europe and Asia.
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India
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Maryland Attorney Shot In Duel With Andrew Jackson Has 2 Graves
Preston Maryland AP report notes Charles Dickinson Maryland attorney and slave trader slain in the duel with Andrew Jackson will have two official graves. Historians say Dickinson buried on a Nashville farm once owned by his father in law with a lead coffin later found. The double burial marks Dickinson's resting places in Tennessee and Maryland.
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Max Chambers
Caroline County Historical Society
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Local Deaths John A Fox and Norman H McElroy
Hancock and Dundalk mourn two deaths in Maryland. John Andrew Fox, 96, a retired B and O Railroad worker, died Saturday. burial at Alpine Cemetery after services at Alpine EUB Church. Survives include his widow Blanche Hendershot Fox, seven grandchildren, and multiple relatives. Norman H McElroy, 50, of 2758 Kirkleigh Road, Dundalk, died Friday at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. funeral Tuesday at John J Duda Funeral Home with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Williamsport. survivor list includes wife Darine Myers McElroy, children, sister and Ralph B. McElroy.
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Williamsport
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Wise Ave
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Hagerstown Checks Moving Faster Now
The Federal Reserve Bank reports Hagerstown money by check rose from 67.8 million in April 1965 to 72.7 million in April 1966. Bank debits to demand deposit accounts in Hagerstown grew from 265.4 million in Jan–Apr 1965 to 458.0 million in Jan–Apr 1966, exceeding Frederick Cumberland and Salisbury. This activity is seen as an index of local prosperity.
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Post Office Closed Monday for Memorial Day
The Hagerstown Post Office will be closed Monday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. No window service or carrier deliveries will occur. Holiday collections start at 345 pm. Main lobby remains open 24 hours for local box deposits. Northern Ave station lobby open 730 am to 4 pm.
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Mrs White Not Retiring From Boonsboro School
Boonsboro teacher Gladys P. White did not retire as reported. She is relinquishing advisory role to the student newspaper, while remaining in the teaching position. The Herald Mall apologizes for the error.
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Victoria Millar wins American Revolution award at Beans High
Victoria E. Millar of Beans High School received the American Revolution award in a recent ceremony. Her mother, Janice Miller, formerly Janice Lumm, also won the award as a high school student. The piece notes coverage from in charge, Room 264, Hagerstown Post Office, and mentions a Soviet coach's concerns about feminism affecting Russian women’s track prospects in an upcoming Los Angeles meet.
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Beans High School
BR. E. Schaeffer
Guilford Ave
Victoria
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Janice Lumm
Los Angeles
Newletter
Gavriil Korebkov
Russia
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Europe
Prayer for peace and service from Portland minister
A prayer by Raymond E. Estcomb of Portland Oregon asks Almighty God to grant grace and courage to repent human folly and avoid violence. It pleads for care for armed service members and a balanced love of freedom, aligning with the example of Jesus Christ.
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