Seven steel firms subpoenaed in apparent price inquiry
A federal grand jury in New York subpoenaed at least seven large steel companies amid reports the probe concerns steel price increases. U S Steel Bethlehem National Jones & Laughlin Wheeling Inland Kaiser were named. executives offered no comment.
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Today In History October 22 1985 recap
On Oct 22 1985 notable events include James Bland born in 1854 the College of New Jersey becoming Princeton University in 1896 Sam Houston elected president of the Republic of Texas in 1896 and Allied authorities in 1945 announcing equal rights for Germans. Significant 1954 Laos independence, 1960 Alma collision near Rome, 1963 Kennedy blockade to Cuba.
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Travel agency tour consultant returns from familiarization
Mrs Henrietta Sinn of the Vic Miller Travel Agency completed a familiarization trip for the agency. She was welcomed back and plans to share insights with clients and staff to improve tour offerings.
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Roland Cyr Heads Group At Meeting
Roland Cyr campaign chairman leads a Washington DC pre campaign meeting for the National Foundation chapter. Medical experts on birth defects and arthritis will discuss advances in March of Dimes funded care to prevent deformities and support rehabilitation, with Centers affiliated to most medical schools.
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Area People Join 700 on Washington Chapter Rail Excursion
Washington County residents and others joined about 700 aboard an excursion Sunday by the Washington chapter of the National Railroad Historical Society. The train traveled from Washington to Petersburg West Virginia via the Green Spring branch of the Baltimore and Ohio and marked the first passenger trip on the line in 30 years. Passengers from Point of Rocks greeted the train in Petersburg and Moorefield High School bands welcomed riders on return. Railroad historians photographers and other observers enjoyed autumn scenery in the Western Maryland and West Virginia mountains aboard a twelve-coach train with a diner car.
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Bird Control Slated Again This Winter
The Hagerstown Area Chamber of Commerce committee on starling control held its first meeting of the 1963 64 season and planned a program to start when starlings return to the downtown area. They favor continuing and improving the control effort, believing it reduced the nuisance and should continue until starlings stop roosting downtown in cold months.
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Broadcasts celebrate Kennedy era crisis coverage on ABC special
AP critic Cynthia Lowry notes ABC News special Monday night captured pivotal moments from June hearings on University of Alabama integration. film crews followed Kennedy, Kennedy sisters, Attorney General and Gov. Wallace, with intimate scenes of Robert Kennedy at work.
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Cops Check Two Buses For Suspect
Police checked two buses at noon Monday for a robbery suspect described as a stocky Negro man about 37, 190 pounds, wearing blue jacket Khaki shirt and green trousers. The man allegedly robbed a liquor store in Washington. ABC cameras covered the briefing as networks discuss the event and its fallout.
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Mission Busy In September Reported At Hagerstown Union
The Hagerstown Union Rescue Mission furnished 1538 nights of lodging and served 5732 meals in September. Superintendent James Kesh reported 2137 chapel attendees and 25 church groups taking part, with many clothing and furniture donations received.
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Blood Drive At St John’s Lutheran Draws Hundreds
Local residents flocked to St John’s Lutheran Church on Monday for a Red Cross blood drive with 292 donors offering to give blood. The event highlighted many milestone donations including Ralph Jordan with ten gallons and several others at five gallons. Dozens of companies and organizations supported, with numerous individuals volunteering to donate, reflecting a strong community response.
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Maugansville Postmaster Office Filled
President Kennedy nominates Willing Fetemeen for Maugansville postmaster. Senate referral sent. he currently acts as postmaster for a nearby community. The post office operates in a drug store and snack bar run by his wife, with new equipment arriving to begin use by week’s end.
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