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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1961

Page

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Escaped Mental Patient Sought In Killing Of Five

Police sought Ivanov, an escaped patient from Central Islip State Hospital, after five in the Mingols home were slain. Autopsies showed the victims died between 4 pm and 8 pm Saturday. Gregor and his family feared Ivanov since his June committal. the scene included Peter Sr. 17, a high school student, and younger siblings. No sign of forced entry. police found the bodies as investigators described a quiet, distressed family history.

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Eyler family and others mourn in area obits

Obituaries from Maryland and Pennsylvania list Viola Ludwig and others including Linda Eyler and Elizabeth Carper. Services set for Tuesday in Hagerstown and Waynesboro areas with funeral homes handling arrangements. one infant, Kimberly Flagle, dies at Waynesboro Hospital. Survivors include multiple children grandchildren and siblings, with interment planned in local cemeteries.

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Kennedy reshuffles staff with new State posts

The White House announces a broad shakeup name changes in top posts. G. Richard M. Goodwin shifts to inter American affairs deputy secretary. Walter McDonaugh and G. Dutton move within State and Cabinet roles to bolster foreign policy drive. Timothy Reardon becomes a special assistant as Dutton transfers. The changes aim to strengthen congressional support for foreign policy in the upcoming session.

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County Budget Faces Tax Increase Amid Tight Funds

County budget talks reveal a slim surplus of 14,480 with 300,000 in Mack Trucks tax exemptions under review for 1962. A 10 cent rate rise may be needed to cover estimated deficits as agencies seek raises including 24,700 for Suburban Sanitary and 25,000 more for state hospital aid.

Suburban Sanitary Commission Supervisor of

Maryland Briefs and Notices From Baltimore Area

Maryland brief items report Isaac W. Davidson founder of Davison Transfer and Storage dying at 63 after a long career starting with horse and wagon in 1896 and later introducing motor trucks for intercity service. Also covered is a Pikesville officials briefing on restaurant policy along US 40 with speakers from State Department and local groups. Additionally a Virginia missing plane case ends with a safe landing after night search by Civil Air Patrol near Harrisonburg.

Baltimore Isaac W. Davidson Fauader The Davison Transfer and Storage Co Davidson Lithuania Washington Philadelphia New York AONE Pikesville U. S. State Department U.S. 40 Maryland Bifth District Democra Club Pedro Sanjuin Atute Department Congress of Racial Equality Maryland Thestaurant Association Whyers Cave API AI Washingtons Clinton, Ltd Staunton Ant Maoniv Kupinsky Maryland Civil Air Patrol Federal Aviation Agency Kupinssky Waters Ilkintyn Kupinsky Bolten Harrisonburg

British Family Resting After 9 000 Mile Voyage In Ketch

Four members of a British family rest in Baltimore after an 80 day 9000 mile voyage in a sailing ketch from Portsmouth via the Caribbean. Cmdr Badham and family plan to sail to Antigua then onto a 15000 mile voyage to Sydney. The trip included surviving storms off the Bay of Biscay and the children learned reading and arithmetic at sea.

Baltimore Michael Badhan Royal Navy Anabel Miranda Portsmouth England Enchy Caribbean Bahams Badham Rvlkams Antigua Bay of Biscay Esther William G. Robertson Jr Bahar Sydney Australia Badhany Dartmouth Royal Naval Calleze

Mill's Card Tablets claim relief for six cold miseries

New York reports medical scientists have released a two layer cold tablet said to relieve head congestion body aches feverish feelings and headaches while drying up sniffles easing constipation and restoring breathing. The ad claims it combines ingredients not found elsewhere and costs far less than leading remedies with availability at drug counters.

New York, N. Y Speciad Mill

Prayer and Blessing Reading at Peachtre Van Church

A brief church notice reflects a devotional call to unity in Thee, asking for fresh blessings on all mankind and inspiration for believers to live in the spirit of Christ, signed by Reverend Robert W. Turns.

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Thieves Target Beverly Sulls Apartment Loot

Beverly Sulls, Mich AP dispatch reports a burglary in a Detroit suburb over the weekend. A thief broke into an apartment, taking furniture, lamps, chairs, sheets, towels, silverware, and several bottles of wines valued at about five dollars. Police seek the suspect.

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Worrying Hens Into Laying More Eggs

Australian scientists keep 200 hens in artificial perpetual daylight at Werribee Victoria to test whether constant light and radio broadcasts can shorten the laying cycle from about 30 days. Dr F J Claringbold notes hens stop laying in darkness and the aim is to produce hens with the shortest egg-laying cycle.

Aydney Austentia API Werribee Victori F. J. Claringbokl Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization Claret Claringbald

Weekend in Algeria Bloodshed Surges Amid Clashes

In Algiers and Oran a violent weekend left 16 dead and 7 others wounded as European and Algerian factions clashed. Mob violence, arrests, and a wave of plastic explosive devices prompted curfews, while a leaked broadcast from an unknown group attacked General de Gaulle's policies. Public safety agencies battled rioters and unrest across coastal Algiers neighborhoods.

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Six Die in State Holiday Mishaps Across Roads

The Associated Press reports Maryland's Thanksgiving period saw multiple traffic deaths. Police say the holiday span from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday contributed to a grim toll this year, with 396 traffic deaths statewide by the close of the period, higher than the prior year.

Associated Press Maryland

Youths Blamed For Derailment

In a Birmingham suburb two McYear-old youths faced federal clues after a freight train derailment causing about $200,000 in damage. FBI agents reported the teens held on $3,000 bonds each on wrecking charges as engines and rail cars derailed during a heavy rain Sunday.

Birmingham Alan Aly FBI Thomas J. Drenk Blrmingham

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