Creek Liquor Debate Sparks Teapot Tempest
A clipped fragment notes a Creek liquor debate described as a teapot tempest. The readable part mentions an 18 year old and a local dispute, with unclear details on participants or outcomes.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1959
Page
1
US Plans Large Radar Project Amid Liquor Controversy
Washington reports on US plans to build a large radar system while local liquor licensing debates unfold. Observers note the radar program faces budget estimates near four million dollars, with discussions centering on regulatory control and the impact on club activities. The article cites questions from Judge McLaughlin and remarks from Attorney Boublite and Coney during proceedings. A Seattle student named Evie Ida Jr. is mentioned in unrelated notes about scholarships and academic aims.
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Washington
McLaughlin
Boublite
Coney
Puerto Rico
Codey
Equator
Circe Evieida, Jr
Seattle
Amd
Smd
Creak Club
Liquor Board
EU Fcs
Pentagon
Attor
Bourdiney Miller
Storm Damage Light in Area Amid Heavy Rainfall
Weather officials reported widespread but mild wind damage. Downsville and Halfway counties saw only scattered tree limbs and a few signs displaced. No major power disruptions occurred as the Municipal Electric Light Co. noted intact lines. Rain totals near 2 to 2.1 inches helped late apple varieties and replenished Edgemont Reservoir. The Potomac and tributaries rose gradually with a minor flood risk in Cumberland eased after firefighters cleared logs from Jackson Run. Forecast calls for cloudy cooler weather with possible showers over the next two days.
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Trout Page
Hagan
Reno Smith
Downsville
Halfway
Norman S. Poole
Williamsport
Warren
Ruby Seymour
Byron Memorial Park
Municipal Electric Light Co
Dewey Avenue
Hancock Orchard
Weather Bureau
University of Maryland Fruit Laboratory
H. Samuel Dillon, Jr
Edgemont
Keedysville
Travis Knode
Potomac River
Potomac
Lonaconing
Cumberland
Jackson Run
Dockers Strike Hits New York and Gulf Ports
Reported turmoil in shipping lanes as dockers walkout over retroactive wage provisions. New York shipments won retroactive gains, Gulf ports held out leading to widespread sympathy strikes and disrupted schedules. Average weekly dock earnings cited, tensions threaten upcoming talks.
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New York Shipping Assa
Gulf Ports
New York
ILA
Savage Twister Rips Virginia Hamlet Leaves Homes Wrecked
Greene County residents recount a violent tornado that struck Ivy at 2 35 pm ripping roofs from houses and throwing debris into trees. Joseph E Sullivan notes a sister was found alive and no injuries are reported among state highway workers and outbuildings were destroyed.
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C. B. Randalos
Abe
Steling
Morrises
Rae
Ivy
Joseph E. Sullivan
Bruce
Greene County
Stanerdsville
Sullivan
Secret Caress Diamond Ring Promises Perfect Fit for All
A Hagerstown bride endorses the Secret Caress diamond ring claiming it magically fits any finger and is affordable. The ad touts a self adjusting, knuckle sliding feature and urges customers to visit Melart Jewelers to see the new Lohengrin design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Dia- Race Fermands
Ems
Secret Caress
Prayer for mercy and guidance in troubled times
A devotional prayer asks God to bless nations in His hand and to grant courage and wisdom to overcome greed hate and pride. The author Alfred N Sapres, a professor of practical theology at Theological Seminary Evangelios and Reformed Church in Lancaster Pennsylvania, signs the plea.
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Christ
Alred N. Sapres
Lancaster, Pe
Theological Seminary, Evangelios and Reformed Ch
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