Hancock to Bring Londontown Rainwear Plant to Hancock
Washington County Economic Development Commission announces Londontown Manufacturing Company of Baltimore will build a 30,000 square foot rainwear plant in Hancock on a site near twin at Pennsylvania Ave. Operations aimed to start around April 1982 with 100 jobs and a 375000 dollar payroll in year one.
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Hancack
Washington County Economic Development Commission
Londontown Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
London Fog
Hancock Development Corporation
Israel Myers
Lue Firm
Philip A. Raulh
ENC
Twin
Pennsylvania Ave
Development Corporation
Hancock
Londontown
Landontown
Mancock
County Economic Development Commission
Rauth
George D. Hawbaker
Ciairman
BNC
Tancock
Adilet Hawbaker
Daniel J. Rohrer
EDC
Gould
Rolirer
Daniel Fleming
Hancock's
Hangark Development Corporation
Myers
Tai Main
Stasin
Hanenck
Washington County
London
London Fox
Final Rites For General Hartle Monday Afternoon At 2 O'clock
General Hartle, longtime Democrat and Mason, dies after brain operation and long illness. Funeral at John's Episcopal Church in this city Monday at 2 PM. Survived by wife Lucille and sisters Mrs Ellis G floover Mrs Raymond Semler and Mrs Herman Rowman.
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General Hartle
John's Episcopal Church
Congress
Hartle
Kennedy
General Nartle
San Antonio
Texas
Army Base Hospital
Walter Reed
Raymond
Semler
This City
Herman Rowman
Chewsville
New Mrs. America Looking Forward To Traveling
Lila Masson of Bedford Township Michigan is named Mrs. America for 1962. She and her husband Cleve Masson, with a family of ten children, plan extensive travel for sponsors and media appearances. She enjoys housework and cooking from basic ingredients and will begin a year of duties with a TV appearance in New York and a home builders show in Indianapolis.
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America
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cleve B. Masson
Lila Masson
Ameriei
Tye
Masson
District of Columbia
Arizona
Angelyn Almond
Phoenix
Minnesota
Gloria Schnitz
St. Paul
a_reast sluse
New York
Indianapolis
Pedestrian Injured in Route 49 Crash Involving Sleepy Driver
An 11 year old pedestrian, Larry R. Andrews of Williamsport Route Two, was severely injured Wednesday night after a westbound car driven by Denis L. Smith of Ellicott City veered off Route 49 near Huyetts Crossroads, struck a parked auto, sent Andrews into the roadway, and then hit a second parked auto. Smith was charged with reckless driving and treated for minor injuries. Andrews was admitted to Washington County Hospital in fair condition after initially being listed critical.
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Huyetts Crossroads
Glenna Bowman
Denis L. Smith
Ellicott City
Larry R. Andrews
Williamsport
Smith
Andrews
Washington County Hospital
Bowman
Presidents, Aides Meet on Defense Budget Talks
President Kennedy and key aides including McNamara Lemaiteer Taylor Bundy and Stuart Pittman discuss civil defense matters and fallout shelters as defense spending for the coming year is forecast around 30 billion amid ongoing world tensions. The current year runs about 46.85 billion versus earlier Eisenhower-era projections.
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Pruin
McNamara
Lemaiteer
Taylor
Bundy
Stuart Pittman
Kennedy
Cnmhhisis
Eisenhower
Berlin
Kendy
Svork
Caroline
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedys
Oulol
Paul Fay
Navy
Fay
Apple Demand Shows Improvement In Holiday Run
Demand for Red Delicious remains firm in this district as the holiday season nears. Higher prices appear for best packs of Golden Delicious while Stayman and Rome remain steady. Export inquiries stay good with shipments heavy this week and domestic Red Rotes and Red Stayman sold in ten pound film bags. Some packing houses face tight schedules to meet demand for freshly packed fruit.
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U. S
Prayer for Vision and Guidance in This Moment
A devotional fragment requests forgiveness and divine insight to act rightly in the present. The prayer invokes Father of all and expresses hope for expanded vision and anticipation of what is to come.
Rocky Still Hopeful His Son Alive Amid New Guinea Peril
The report describes Governor Rockefeller’s search for his son in New Guinea coastal jungles. Bold mangrove coastlines, crocodiles and sharks stalk the mud flats while locals recount a perilous trek by a double-wulled native rail from Agats to reach the shore. The expedition faces hostile terrain, scarce food, and potential headhunter-era tensions lingering among villagers.
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Iren Pageth
Ken
New Guinea
Celal Aman
Jleing
Guardia
Lye
Rockefeller
Agats Tu
Michael
Ulrise We Ask Amen at Primrose St Joseph Minister Crew
Ulrise of Primrose near St Joseph Missouri requests prayer and support from ministers of the First Congregational Church. Local figure Amen is named in the appeal as a community focal point.
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Ulrise
Primrose
St. Joseph, Mo
First Congregational Church
Sailor Arguments Delayed Departure Before Shove Off
Renee Wassing remained aboard the catamaran with avas rescuer Suilay as they argued with a young American for five minutes before Rockefeller finally pushed off for the shore.
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Renee. Wassing
Catamaran
Avas
Suilay
Gail
Rockefeller
We Shore
Estate Plans Debate Shapes Brazilian Politics and Bankers
A discussion among agents touched on Brazil and Russia on good terms as military chiefs opposed Jango Goulart. Congress approved a constitutional amendment shifting powers from the presidency to a premier, while nine new agents and two trust officers joined Baltimore Life and Nicodemus National Bank staff.
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Continuer
Regen
Joao Goulart
Jaborite
Congress
Guy
Kkuwell
Charles Greeb, Jr
Nicodemus National Bank
Willian Gosillas
Paciamenti
Northwestern Mutual Life
Neves Insurance Company
Peogean
Saint Temnanate
Hagerstown Life Underwriters’ Association
Richard 8. Adams
John WH. Conrad
Joseph BE. Schindler
Judson 3. Snaith
Ronnie B. Snyder
Baltimore Life
Reber FR. Brown
Wilson S. Neill
Gilbert 4. Uuvermale
Clanie M
Eisenhower criticizes super-patriots in TV interview
Former President Eisenhower denounces extremists and urges military officers to avoid domestic politics and indoctrination. He notes Khrushchev was the de facto Soviet leader, predicts disarmament pressure, and praises Western strength and prosperity while warning against aggression and partisan zeal.
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Eisenhowrd
Eisenhower
Army
Navy
NEW York
Dwigil D. Eisenhower
Ie Hie
CBS TV
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bidyawin
Soviet Union
America
Agta Msn Gia
Geneva
West Berlin
Bulganiny
Stalin
Moscow
Bulgaria
Khrustchev
Catter Hal
Alvoninuch
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Ourj
Iganin
Delta
Legation
Khebshchev
Hisenformer
Hower
United States
Public School Wealth Gaps and State Aid Policy Debate
County fiscal data shows high wealth behind each pupil in public schools with Washington County listed among the higher spenders. Figures detail per pupil costs, state average aid, and 1900 funding divisions for teachers, principals, and admin costs, with references to Maryland counties and evolving education finance policy. The report notes shifting relations with broader state funds and the impact on local boards amid a backdrop of economic and political tensions.
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Boards of Education
Princi
Yaed
Soviet Union
Ngton County
Prades
Worthington County
Fawkers
Maryland
Montgomery County
Vest
Neves
Washington County
Versatile dining room setup with adjustable table features
A mixed room description highlights a laminated plastic table that can raise for meals and gatherings, a breakfast bar, floor cushions in scarlet and foam, soft green walls, a white plastic covered sofa, walnut cabinets, and a wall grate. It emphasizes flexibility for children and guests and seasonal materials.
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Tven
A,g. Crankleton Electric Co., Inc
Greancastle
Apple
Rew Guinea
Nelson Hockefeller
Merauke
New Gui
Nea
Wie
Amchael Jast
Rocky
Brazil
Russia
Tors
Washington
Byennan
Porter
John C. Patterson, Jr
Jack Bulle
Ike
H. L. Mills
Hagerstown
Zerone
Eveready Prestone
East
W. Baltimore St
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