Four Injured In Washington County Crashes On Thursday
Washington County highways saw a flurry of accidents on Thursday as four people were injured in a Cavetown Pike and Maryland Route 66 crash. Sylvia Delorsa Marne, 33, of Myersville, was hospitalized in fair condition with severe head and facial injuries. Willard Keller, Louis Remsburg, and James Crampton sustained minor injuries and declined treatment.
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Robert W. Broussard
Mear Smithsburg
Cavetown Pike
Maryland
James Franklin Crampton
Adamstown
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Broussard
Local Obituaries for Anna King and Charles Bowers
Anna B King 70 mother of Mrs Maryalyce Heim Binghamton NY died Thursday at Washington County Hospital after long illness. She leaves daughter Beatrice Hanzalik and sisters Midge Bundie Helen OBrien and brother Joseph OBrien. 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial at Calvary Cemetery after Requiem at St Patrick's Church Binghamton. Infant son of Earl and Ruth Ann Horbert Stephens died shortly after birth. Graveside at Mt Olive Parkersburg WV with family viewing at Thorp Funeral Clear Spring. Charles William Bowers 52 of 1 Grove Circle Hancock died Friday at Memorial Hospital Cumberland. Husband of Hilda Powell Bowers son of Wilbur C Bowers Williamsport Route 1. Funeral Monday 2 pm at First EBC Berkeley Springs with burial Green Lawn Williamsport. Family received at Grave Funeral Home Hancock Saturday and Sunday evenings.
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Green Valley
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Binghamton, NY
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New York City
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Rome
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Brien
Milwaukee
Wis
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McCormack
Sony Funeral Home
Binghamston
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Binghamton
Calvary Cemetery
Stephens
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Ruth Ann Horbert Stephens
Thirteenth Ave
Vienna
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Jane Marie
Pamela Diane
P. Tell Holbert
Clear Spring
C. Stephens
Lubeck
W. Va
Mt. Olivet
Parkersburg
Hancock
Charles Willian Bowers
Grove Circle
Hilda V. Powell Bowers
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Willigansport
Wilbur C. Bowers
Williamsport
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Berkeley Springs
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Bowers
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Logan Lodge
Altoona
al Gahn Temple
Aaonm Salem RA
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Alltidch Commandery
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
All
Hagerstown Shrine Club
AH Ghaw
Mrs Anna Barbara Grove Dies in Hagerstown Area
Anna Barbara Grove widow of John Tra Grove died Thursday at her son Ernest I Grove's home in Rt. 2 Hagerstown. A lifetime Huyetts district resident and St Pauls Lutheran Church member she was daughter of the late Lewis and Barbara Renner. Survived by daughter Mrs James Draper Sr Ringgold and two sons Ernest L of Rt. 2 Hagerstown nine grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and one foster great grandchild. Funeral services will be held later with Dr. Raymond Miller officiating.
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John Tra Grove
Ernest I. Grove
Rt. 2
Hagerstown
Huyetts
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Clear Spring
Lewis and
Barbara Renner
Grove
James Draper
Ringgold
Ernest L
Johnson touts tapioca as low calorie dessert
President Johnson, convalescing at Bethesda Naval Hospital, promotes tapioca as a low calorie dessert. He notes a serving with skim milk and sugar has about 109 calories versus 200 to 250 for ice cream, and he feeds reporters left over tapioca from his anniversary party. Zephyr Wright, the family cook, reportedly prepares it in large batches.
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AP Emphasizes Investigative Reporting Reforms
Wees Gallagher of The Associated Press outlined editorial and technical changes at the AP annual convention in San Diego. He said the service will expand investigative reporting, focusing on waste in foreign aid and graft in Vietnam and other issues, while remaining neutral and letting readers draw conclusions.
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Associated Press
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Gallagher
Prayer for justice and freedom in a community sermon
A faith appeal prays for mercy and humility, acknowledges injustice and prejudice, and asks for transformation to aid the economically enslaved. Signed by Reverend Raymond E. Baleanib of Park, Oregon, minister at First Methodist.
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Bounty Offered for Political Signs Cleared City
Phoenix officials report a $1,080 bounty cleared about 21,000 political posts dated to a Phoenix dump. The Republican central committee offered a nickel per post to participants who gathered up the signs from both parties.
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Ariz
Phoenix
Republican Central Committee
Trace Of Rain Reported Here
Traces of rain were reported in Washington County during the night. Thursday ish temperatures of BS degrees were noted with a Thursday night flow of 53 degrees at Boons Ibera and 48 degrees at l Rengeport. The Daily Mail notes publication details and service terms.
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Boons Ibera
Market Still In Selling Movement
The market remained under selling pressure in New York as stocks fell after Thursday’s sharp tumble. Major glamour issues fluctuated, with Du Pont, Anaconda, Eastman Kodak, General Motors, Goodyear, AT&T and Westinghouse down about a point or more. Fairchild Camera, once the most active stock, slipped about one point after a 19 percent drop Thursday, while Texas Instruments edged back from losses. Trading paused to match orders.
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AFP
du Pont
Anaconda
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Goodyear
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Fairchild Camera
Texas Instruments
May Tighten Licenses On Auto Dealers
Baltimore report cites Motor Vehicles Commission considering stricter licensing to remove unethical auto dealers. Commissioner John R Jewell says current rules let anyone with bond afford entry, urging reforms to bar unfit dealers.
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Wednesda
State Baptists Deplore War Uphold Equality
Resolutions upholding racial equality and deploring war were passed at the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention of Maryland. The war resolution did not mention Viet Nam, while the race measure notes Negroes and thanks that people of all races are finding churches increasingly free of racial barriers.
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Grand Jury Hears Criminal Cases Monday Session
The September Term Grand Jury has been called back into session Monday to hear evidence for indictments in 20 to 24 criminal cases. A spokesman for the State’s attorney office said the session was expected to last only one day. Marion Hale was reelected president of the convention.
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Mailing Christmas Seals Boosts Tuberculosis Drive
Donations pour in as letters are being mailed to supporters. Mrs Lois Bayer of the Withington County Tuberculosis Association notes the campaign gains traction with community help.
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Lois Bayer
Withington County Tuberculosis Association
Edward €. Ruby
Fred F. Polfenberger
Calvin Parkinson
U S Warships Hit Red Cargo Vessels Off North Vietnam
U S warships bombarded 10 to 12 miles north of the demilitarized zone destroying or damaging 42 supply ships. Destroyers John R. Craig and Hamner fired over 250 five inch shells at craft in the sea and shore. Viet Cong raids across the country continued with mortars and mines amid light U S ground contact and a U S air operation reported 1,000th kill milestone for the month.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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U.S
South Viet Nan
Neuyen Cao Ky
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North Viets Use Bad Weather To Repair War Damaged Links
North Vietnamese forces exploit foul weather to rush repairs on roads bridges and rail lines around Saigon. U S sources report reduced air strikes due to rain and fog with bombings down from about 140 daily to 25 or fewer while aerial reconnaissance notes a major repair push at supply sites by large work gangs.
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Tay Ninh
AL Teboro
Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Teporary
Smog Blankets Baltimore City Air Study Says
AP reports Baltimore faced heavy smog as Wallbach of the Public Health Service defined the substance as smog. A 24 hour air sample showed the metropolis pollution worse than Denver Kansas City and Birmingham, signaling health concerns for residents.
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Loz Angeles
Wallbach
United States Public Health Service
Denver
Kamae
Birmingham
Constipated Today Aged 35 and Over Remedy Ad
An aging health ad promotes Semuyan based products SeRuTAw and Semuyan as natural laxatives. It claims Semutan concentrates a regulator from fruits and vegetables to restore regularity, gently stimulates intestinal muscles, and offers a daily solution avoiding harsh pills.
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