Realty Market Again Tops $300,000 Mark
Real estate transfers dominantly flood the market with numerous parcels traded across Districts 2, 9, 10, 12, 15 and 18. Names include John A. Bopp, Jack V. Lite, Nussell L. Rowe, Charles F. Mettarly, Wm. J. Rocker, George W. Remmilt, Merrick A. Webb Sr., Vance Lambert, Lester Miner, Ronald Gross, Herman Stoatler, Donald Bare, Charle F. Stier, and many others. Transactions reference parcels along East Frederick Street, Donnybrook Drive, Patrick Road, and canal-adjacent lands, with several dwellings and farms moving between multiple wives and widowers through various districts.
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Page V
John A. Bopp
Koonstoro-Mapleville Rd
Tomibara
Lawrence M Jones
Jack V. Lite
Mil Village
Leitersburg
Stuart B. Abraham
Nussell L. Rowe
Patrick Rd
Charles F. Mettarly
Rocker
Merrick A. Webb Sr
EY Rancho Rd
Bonns
Para
Willigin H. Freed, Jr
Vance BE. Lambert
Donnybrook
Spring Valley
Lester N. Miner
Ronald B. Gross
N. Lovust
Franklin
East
Herman F. Stoatler
Donald L. Bare
Stephen
C. Willie Ant
Charle
Stier
Albert E. Davis
Roy F. Turner
Willian
Cromer
Floyd M. Davis
Frederick St. Taylor's Landing
Toe
Charles
Shantz
Canal
Harold Wayne Hovermale
Walter Ro Wine
Lincoln
Clinton Ave
Talfway
Bruce A. Elliott
iMarvey
Payne
Highland Way
Sunset Ave
Ludwig M. Love
Lawrence R. Tallman
Cherry
Joe Dr
Jon
Charles F. Waga
M. B. Enterprises, Inc
Rock Cleaners
North Potomac
Mary E. Spangler
Slvde BE
Colonial Park
J James
Hingeley
Filson B. Soady
Bonnie Briar Lane
Bolling Hills
Albert B. Wakenight
Emma Pauline Malls
Orchard Ridge Rd
Tmer F Dodson
Harry A. Wacker
Carrell Meights
Richard FB
Underkorn
Reds demand council approval for interim UN chief
Soviet officials warned they will boycott any interim secretary general chosen without Security Council consent. Valerian Zorin said the General Assembly would face hard times if the council is bypassed, citing Hammarskjold’s death and Soviet opposition. US and other sources debated council recommendation as essential, with indications Thant of Burma being considered acceptable to both blocs.
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William N. Gatis
United Nations
N.Y. Tap
Soviet Union
Boycot
Hammarskjold
Rhodozia
Zorin
United States
Assembly Alana
United
U.S
Cihe General Assembly
Nassembly
Bol
Gladwyn Jebh
Britain
Trygve Lie
Norway
Ltate
U ‘Thant
Burma
Thos
Next Military Budget Could Reach Fifty Billion
Washington AP reports that the upcoming military budget may reach 50 billion dollars, about 3.5 billion more than the current year. Pentagon officials caution that figures are tentative as planning continues across Army Navy and Air Force. The budget would cover the new fiscal year starting next July with projections to Congress in January.
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Washington
Delenke
Robert Sme
Nama
Perce
Lino Ciew
Berlin
Essewtine
Pentagon
Spurrer Strex
Mikaly
Congress
Armg
Navy Air Force Journal
Monemara
Leon
Army
Navy
Peter
Tony Eye
U S and Russia Still Apart Over Berlin
The United States and Soviet Union remain divided on Berlin as talks in New York and Moscow fail to reach a concrete agreement. Key figures like Gromyko, Khrushchev, and Rusk pursued exploratory discussions with ambassadors Thompson and Dowling preparing for further consultations.
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Fro Bayery
Gromyko
United States
West Berlin
West Germany
Ole
Germany
Copferenga
White House
Gromyka
Ruskin
New York
U.S
Llewellyn Fir Thompson
Moscow
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Thompson
Rusk
Walter 0
Dowling
Bonn
Kennedy
Berlin
Britain
France
Husk
Bedin
Ral
Ioyit
Reoporters Freie
Mey
Jinsk
Stan
Hovroula
White
jHouse
Akismedy
Gromykol H
Sigerdary
Alexander Akalyvshy
State Department
Jstaté
Vladimir Senyenus Anh Agtaashaor Menshikov
Viktor M. Sokeddoe
Confusion And High Premiums Cause Insurance Cheating
Insurance fraud stems from inflated garage estimates and full-cost parts billing. Adjusters report garages exaggerate labor and parts to boost profits while some doctors claim excessive medical bills. Overlaps and improper itemization raise claims, with insurers often settling early to avoid broader injury cases.
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Ito
Paris
Anther
Felt & Es
Init Yatten
Que Fie
Missing iPlane With 34 Aboard Sparks Pyrenees Search
British Aviation spokesman reports a missing iPlane with 34 aboard en route from France to Spain. Police in southern France and Perpignan area coordinate searches in the Pyrenees after sighting and radio reports. Authorities say no passengers were confirmed. crews and a few reports of sightings prompted a wide search as weather and communications challenges hinder locate efforts.
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Bran Pogy
Famehnd
Pyrenees Mountains
Devry Aviation
Pissing PLC
France
Costa Brava
Spain
Perpignhdli
Amoge
Leamis
Pyrenees
Cadiz
Puig Cord Aid Bourg Madame
Toulouse
Carcassone
Prayer Request From Cheverly Community Evangelical
A faith written plea from Father Cheverly Md requests divine strength light and guidance for their community. The message asks for support to endure tasks and remain faithful, ending with a blessing and signatories Ray Ff Stetler and Fr Cheverly Md ministers of Cheverly Community Evangelical Church.
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Kumlag
Jesus Fame
Ray Ff
Stetler
Cheverly
Miniter
Community Evangelical
Overhead Wire Elimination Proposed in City Plan
First Federal Savings and Loan asks to eliminate overhead lines along a block from West Washington Street to Library Alley by placing wires underground. The bank plans a new building at the Washington Street and Jonathan Street intersection. Dean Miller of Hagerstown Public Utilities will study the proposal and report to the Mayor and Council.
Deer Killed with Bow in Franklin County Report
David L. Mills of Williamsport reportedly became the first Washington County hunter this season to kill a deer with a bow and arrow. He took a 400 pound game animal near the Mason-Dixon line in Franklin County at about 8 15 this morning. Mills, who works for Ross Box Leaf, is a non resident Pennsylvania license holder. Also noted: the University of Iceland marked its 50th anniversary and received a 119000 grant from the U S government for a fishing science institution.
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David L. Milk
Williamsport
Rte
Washington
Mils
Mason Amt
Franklin County
Blair Valley
Mills
Boxlea
Pennsylvania
U. S
Iavik
Teeland
API
University of Iceland
Layman Named Proxy At G P Academy Head
Dr William Layman and wife MisaNancy E Beachley reside at 2111 Fairfax Rd They have four children William T Nanette Susanne Pamela Anne and Sarah Lee Layman succeeds Dr Andrew C Mitchell of Salisbury as head of the Maryland Academy of General Practice Mitchell leads the Academy's 43rd Scientific Assembly ending tomorrow in Salisbury.
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Sional Arts
Public Square
William Layman
Misa
Nancy E Beachley
William T
Nanette Susanne
Pamela Anne
Sarhara Lee
Fairfax Rd
Layman
Ansrrew C. Mitchell
Salisbury
Maryland Academy of General Practice
Mitchell
Academy
Obituary notice for Metz family in Downsville area
Obituary continued lists Christian and Prudence Metz as parents of Glatys Hammond Metz and mentions surviving wife, children in multiple towns, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday at Leaf Funeral Chapel Williamsport with Reverend Joseph Clein officiating and Bakersville cemetery interment. Additional survivors include McCullough and Lutman relatives in Cumberland and Hagerstown.
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Forn
Downsville
Christian
Prudence Metz
Glatys Hammond Melz
Francis Hoffman
Herale Taylor
Martinsburg
Gardner Meals
St. James
Ronald Saum
Hagerstown Rt. 6
Lloyd Anderson
Hagerstown
David William Mets
Charles Metz
Maugansville
Jerry Metz
Vacale Jacobs
Tio
Leaf
Williamsport
Joseph Clein
Salem United Church of
Long Term For Slaying Child in Michigan
ALLEGAN Mich AP James Stephen 16 was sentenced to 2040 years in prison for the rifle slaying of Carol Gee 10 near Holland. He was convicted of second degree murder Sept 21. the case also involved a 12-year-old playmate Margaret Chambers who were shot on the Macatawa flats near Michigan dunes. The slaying used a .22 caliber semi automatic rifle and the judge imposed the sentence without recommendation.
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Take Michigan Dunes
Syest
Holland
Bread Mold Experiment Instructions
Science for You explains a bread mold experiment using a glass jar or dish, wire, water, and bread. Mold spores are airborne and grow when moisture and warmth are right, often taking days to cover the bread in blue green penicillium. Examine mold with a microscope if available.
Rayburn Resting Comfortably Amid Illness Update
Dallas based report notes House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, resting comfortably after surgery for cancer. He has nourishment via soup and tea and received transfusions since Thursday. Baylor Hospital doctors report general stability though cancer is incurable. Vice President Johnson visited. no disclosure on illness extent.
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William F. Arbogast
Dallas
Tex
Sam Trayburn
Ralph Tompsett
Hayburn
Washington
Tormosett
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Rayburny
Raybirn
John Morton
Raybern
Bonham
Here
Baylor
Congress
de. Tompsett
Lady Bird
Join ‘Son
Holton
Johnson
Tonpsett
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Danzer Metal Works Co
Tow
Lew
Russia
Khodouri Chiachow
Miami Beach
Fla
Myedericka Phillips Chichau
Che Magia
Wagerstoci
iPlane
Shilay
Wielors
Florida
Homey & Kore Sitns
Gen, Dev, Corp
Macin Ca
Farida
Mose Ins. Agency
IHC
Realyoa WE
Dr. Layman
G. P. Academy
Carrie Jane
McCullough) Manning
Brethewy
Sis
Ileve Lae
McCullough
James J Mecullough
Maude Smith
Clara ‘Lutman
Cuntherland
Pear Rohrer Af
Magerstown
M Beatrice
Haffman
Fretteville
Science
Gapalal
Hatums
Montgomery Ward
W. Washington St
Ward
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