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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
16
A cluttered historical radio schedule lists programs and anchors across channels. Names like Martbal, Malview, and Paul Harvey appear among show titles and times, detailing news segments, music blocks, and sports features through the day, including morning and evening repeats and special segments.
Ocean presents a dated outlook urging steady work and reliable judgment. The piece notes broad government employment growth through 1962 and highlights speculative future steps in long distance communication, referencing a modified earth crust as a carrier for radio waves.
A scrambled horoscope page lists each sun sign with dates and vague fate hints. The garbled text mentions Aries through Pisces with partial date ranges and generic guidance, ending with a publication credit to a newspaper syndicate.
The Hagerstown Pigeon and Poultry Association will hold its annual fall show Sunday October 13 in the poultry building at the Hagerstown Fairgrounds. Classes include pigeons large poultry bantams all breeds old or young. rosettes awarded for the best in each breed with six or more entries. Judging starts at 1 p.m. For information contact K M Green, show secretary, 820 Park Road. Poultry and pigeon enthusiasts invited to exhibit or attend.
Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices on the Baltimore market drifted with light trading. Apples showed a slight decline as demand weakened. Jonathans rose modestly while U.S. Fancy Red Delicious held firm. Tomatoes displayed a stronger undertone with higher bids in Pa and Md, while beans, greens, and turnips varied with generally steady to weak demand.
In Panama Canal Zone, experts warn that grass-eating mammals found in fresh tropical waters could be used to thin aquatic grass in Gaom Lake. G W. Robert J. Fleming says the grass may spread into the canal, risking snarled ship propellers as crates and silos worry over costs and logistics.
Police report thefts at the North Street YMCA where $88.90 in Cokes gum and other items were stolen from the office after access through an unlocked basement door. Also reported were thefts of two wheelbarrows shovels and construction equipment from Keefer Construction Co and equipment from the Assembly of God Church site on Wilson Boulevard.
Jurors delivered guilty verdicts in a robbery and assault case in the circuit court on Monday. Defendants Norman Baltimore and Ernest Watts were found guilty of robbery at the market house parking lot, while Jack L. Raser was convicted of assault. A separate case involving Hubert Hall and a teen suspect produced mixed outcomes, with not guilty pleas on several counts. The proceedings featured lengthy deliberations and confessions about a drive by the state.
The Magerstown Beagle Club held an AKC sanctioned field trial with HS and 13 inch classes. Winners included Alen Alexander of Nagerstown and Richard Tyrar of Frederick, judged by Tyrar and Maynard Sampson, with Tyrar serving as marshal for the 13 inch class and Richard Huffer handling the 1 1/2 inch division.
From Bloody Paint to Sharps Island rock up to FR pounds and blues up to 5 pounds are caught with trailing burktails and rag mops. At Hoopee and Holland Straits and the Mana kin River bank fishing with peeler yields good numbers of rock from 1 to pounds. Fair numbers of blues and trout in Tangier Sound when bottom fishing with peeler in trailing rag mops.
Race by race results from Hagerstown figures show multiple claiming events across seven races. Notable entries include Sky Pixie Quiet Life and Elta in early races, General Howl and Misvablss in midprogram, with a large seventh race featuring Cedar Pann and Blast among others. Daily double and attendance figures accompany the lengthy card.
An Indian firm seeks a license to construct a 2.8 million dollar textile mill in Tanganyika to employ about 1,200 workers and process 15,000 bales of Tanganyikan cotton annually. The Grand Canyon gorge is being carved by the Colorado River in a noted scenic region.
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