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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1962

Page

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Lunch Hour Boiler Explosion At N Y Telephone Co

In New York City a lunchroom boiler exploded at the New York Telephone Co building, killing 21 and injuring about 100. Fire and city officials opened investigations into safety and potential criminal negligence as workers, mostly young women, fled amid debris and steam. Authorities inspected boiler rooms and the site remained under prompt emergency response through the night.

N. Y. Telephone Co Andrew Meisels NEW York Anthony McCann Bom of Dumant N.J Telephone Company New York Telephone Co Manhattan Partments Telephone County District Attorney’s Office District Attorney 213Th Street Broadway Battefield Harad Birns William Kane Uptown Cimler

R L Kline to Attend Parley at West Virginia Conference

Robert L. Kline of 1130 Hamiltons Blvd a Ha mmerstown sales representative for The Standard ter Company will join leading salespeople at a special 50th anniversary conference at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia October 11 19 1962 The three day affair aims to introduce new products and sales tools and review marketing for the business farms company.

Robert L. Kline Hamiltes

Trainmen Back Brewster Endorsed for U S Senate

Endorsements for Daniel B. Brewster's U S Senate bid expand as the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen joins a broad union slate. The list includes American Railway Supervisors Association and many other railroad and trades unions backing Brewster, adding to prior AFL CIO Maryland DC Council support. Also noted is a local recruitment plea from Pvt Richard B. Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs G R Thomas, seeking mail or messages while serving in Korea.

Daniel B. Brewster United States Senate Brotherhood of Railroad Arc American Railway Supervisors’ Association Brotherhood of Lacarnative Engineers Brotherhood of Lacomotive Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Brotherhood of Railr Brotherhood Railway Carmen of Amerie Brotherhood of Sleeping Car International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Ducksmiths International Brotherhood Af Electrical Workers International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers International Organization Masters Mates and Pilots, Inc National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association Order of Railway Conductors and Brakeries Railroad Yardmasters of America Railway Employes' Department Arl-Cio The Order of Railroad Telegraphers Halct and Testaurant Employest Bay+anders International Union International Association of Macheinists Brewster Maryland Maryland-Dc Aflcio Industtrace Richardd B. Thomas G. R. Thomas St. James College Road North Hagerstown High School Slatton Furniture Company Korea Richard B. Thomas Co. C Ist San Francisco Calif

Navy recruits and crew listed amid shipyard homeward updates

The notice lists Barry R R Daker and Ronald E B McDermott among seamen and apprentices serving with the US Navy. Steven Smith completed recruit training at Great Lakes. Carlos O Stick serves aboard Bennington, arriving at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for repairs after a seven month Far East deployment. The Bennington undergoes modernization to be finished next spring.

Barry RR. Daker USN Hoert Deaver Fawn Siehard Gees Mercie Goss Surmatl Ave Hagerstown Ronald EB. McDermott Fugue M. McDermott Svith US. Navy Steven 2. Smith Richard ©. Smith F Talon Navy Trainin Center Great Lakes Illinois Mary Carlos O. Stick Land Omar Slick Maugansville Mil Bennington Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremer Nnlon Wash Jing Far East

Conviction in Hancock Shooting Case of State Policeman

James Lane and Robert Rooker were found guilty on charges related to the Hancock incident along Route 40. The jury failed to convict on the bank robbery charge. testimony detailed a gunfight that wounded a state policeman and led to the defendants’ arrest.

Hancock James Lane Robert Rooker Washington Johns Harrisburg Onlizus FEU Lane Mancock Kirby Wachinclaw Booker Paral Cpl D Tne Booker Fnbts Lawrence Johnson Paeth Johnns Vic Lane Hoffman's Inn Acacia Chicago McLaughlin Presidece

Chinese Note Warns Indians On Himalayan Border

New Delhi India A Communist Chinese note warned that defensive measures may be taken in the middle as well as eastern and western sectors of the Himalayan border with India. The note sparked speculation of potential clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in the raid line sector east and west of Nepal where border disputes have led to fighting in Ladakh and in the far east between Tibet and India's Northeast Frontier Agency.

New Delhi India Wale Nepal Ladakh Tibet Northeast Frontier Agency

General Edwin A Walker Seized in Arkansas Riot

Springfield report says Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker remained in custody at One Medical Center after arrest during Ox tar riot. Attorneys sought his release in federal court but did not file. Walker, linked to federal troops in Arkansas school integration clashes, faces inciting insurrection and seditious conspiracy charges.

Springfield Fornee Edwin A. Walker Oxtar Clyde J. Watts Oklaloma City Okla Robert Morris Ballas Walker Ait Little Hock Ark James O. Meredith Nosheallewhite University of

Area Deaths: Mary A. Winders 62 in La Vale

Mary A. Winders 62 wife of Joseph R. Winders of 82 National Highway La Vale died at Saeed Heart Hospital after illness. Body at Right Funeral Home. Services today at 2 PM with burial at Sunset Memorial Park.

Cumberland Mary A. Winders Josepn Re

Soviet housing pace slips as families wait for homes

Tass reports it will be six or seven more years before every Soviet family can have its own apartment. The review notes most families still live in single rooms sharing kitchens and baths. About 7,700 apartments are completed daily in the USSR.

Munbunary Tass

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