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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1963

Page

5

City Park Rated First In Beauty For Its Size

Hagerstown City Park is hailed as the most beautiful park of its size among American city parks. The evaluation, by a panel of specialists, extols the park’s sunlit mornings, ponds, rocks and flora while urging visitors to experience October light, and notes ongoing efforts to protect its natural beauty amid urban life.

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Cancer Society Honors Its Unpaid Volunteer Workers

The Cancer Society saluted its volunteers at a dinner Monday night led by Thomas Dwyer. Miss Nan Wynn introduced the speaker detailing cancer control efforts, fundraising totals, and volunteer achievements. The event highlighted education, care, and research, including dressings for patients and outreach to 37 cancer patients.

Odell Rosen Nan Wynn Dwyer Thame Wynn Ward American Cancer Society Cancer Society Ahnui Announ

Miners Rescued After 14 Hours in Shaft Cage Tragedy

In South Africa near Carletonville, 63 miners trapped in an elevator cage at 1,000 and 4,800 feet were rescued after 14 hours. A safety cage lowered with a small service cage, while the incident followed a fatal worker injury that stalled the cage. Blood donation by inmates aided relief as a Red Cross bloodmobile assisted the rescue effort.

Red Cross Johannesburg South Maryland Institution Breathedsville Italion Irioen Otter Ore’ Chu Carletonville

Area Woman Struck By Car Near Frederick

A pedestrian incident near Frederick left a local area woman struck by a car early Monday. State investigators reviewed the crash scene and collected statements as part of the ongoing inquiry. The condition and identity of the woman were not disclosed in the available report.

Frederick State Esbdeves

Teenage Girls Charged With Shoplifting

Two teenage girls faced shoplifting charges after a 27 cent tube of ointment was reported stolen from Leaple's Drug Store. Police questioned the youths and noted the small value of the item in a case that drew local attention.

Leaple

Extended Fund Drive To Hear Report In Franklin Court Auditorium

The Washington County Unit ed Fund will stage another report today as volunteers meet at noon in Franklin Court Auditorium for a progress check on the drive. A formal report meeting on Octo was noted, with contributions totaling 257,620 announced. Harriet Wigington, 55, was struck by a car driven by James A. Young while walking along US 249 just south of Greencastine, Pa. She was taken to a hospital with a possible broken wrist.

Washington County United Fund Franklin Court Audi Torium Harriet C. Wigington James A. Young Greencastie Paul Crutchley Wigington Freerick South Amere Magical Hospital II Britannica

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