Berserk Gunman Kills Two Before Shot Down By Police
A 29 year old gunman killed two people and wounded several others in a Brooklyn area incident before police shot him dead. He opened fire after being ejected from a boarding house and fled as officers pursued him through the seaside amusement district, with over 100 shots fired and multiple injuries reported.
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Sharpsburg Mayor Hosts Young Civil War Enthusiast
Sharpsburg Mayor Ebner Koontz invites Malcolm McKinney of Shelby Ohio to visit for a two day Civil War reenactment trip. The boy will travel to Hagerstown and Sharpsburg with local arrangements, stay in the mayor and wife’s home, and attend the Hills of Glory pageant at Muncipal Stadium.
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85-Gallon Flow Struck Today At Court House
Nova-Fox the Dallas Contractors general superintendent reported a second larger water stream at the Court House site this morning. The drill crew aims for a depth of at least 1/180 feet on the third hole along the sidewalk on the west side and hopes to secure 10 gallons per minute. An experienced underground water finder assisted and recommended drilling at the third hole after the first two failed due to drying up or low flow.
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Hoffman Drilling Ca
Court House Innex
Nova-Fox
Dallas
Rox
Doll
Woman Injured In Collision: Auto Destroyed
Louise Haddock, 35, of 1418 Salem Ave, is in fair condition at Washington County Hospital after a noon collision at Burhans Blvd and W Franklin St with a truck driven by James Muhs. Two children in the Haddock car were treated. parked cars were damaged and two are total losses.
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Corrigan Villa
Mamorial Hospital
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Cumber- Fant
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Hagerstown
Louise Haddock
Salem Ave
Washington County Hospital
Burhans Blvd
W. Franklin St
Gester James Muhs
Haddock
Andy Seiter
Jeffrey Eckard
Ington County Hospital
Muhs
Hagerstown Laundry
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Daycotah Ave
Two Hagerstown Men Arrested For Burglary
Two Hagerstown men were arrested near Greencastle at the Grove Manufacturing Company plant for burglary. Hubert Leroy Maphis, 38, of 516 EB Franklin St, and James Willa Martin, 33, of 247 Windsor St, were arraigned before Justice Gillan and sent to Franklin County Jail in Chambersburg.
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Daily Mail
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Hagerstown
Greencastle
Grove Manufacturing Company
Chambersburg
Hubert Leroy Maphis
Franklin St
James Willa Martin
Winsor St
Justice of Peace
Gillan
Franklin County
Castro Denies Firing On Plane Amid Havana Invasion Jitters
AP report from Havana notes jitters as propaganda outlets push claims of a U S led new invasion attempt. State Police offer no details on insurgent activity or charges but mention partial mobilization and militia reshuffling around key Havana centers.
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Washington Co pupils return as fall term nears
More than 73 000 Washington County students face the start of the fall term on September 6 with a record enrollment of 19 327 expected. Schools are preparing campuses, wiring auditoriums and adding 75 new teachers while principals and cafeteria managers request exact change on opening day.
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Weather Outlook and Cuban Exile Movement Slips Into Cuba
Weather remains cloudy and warm with scattered showers across the region through Sunday. The report notes possible travel effects to western nations, a Cuban exodus ongoing with a backlog of exit permits, and tensions after a Havana radio broadcast accusing U S aggression.
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Pennsylvania
Civil War Nears Algeria Capital Amid Mutinous Struggle
Algiers confronts a civil war as 30,000 regular troops close on the capital to confront rebel guerrillas in Vilayas 3 and 4. Insurgents rally support, threaten barricades, while the Political Bureau flees. Rebellion grows in countryside with demos as Ben Bella’s faction claims a national government in exile.
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Board Of Education Adds To Keedysville School Lot
The Board of Education acquired two adjoining parcels for the Keedysville school a six acre tract from Mrs Sarah Goldie Wyand and a smaller parcel from Elmer W Wyand and others. The current real estate market showed high activity with total value over 300 000 across listed deeds including Mary Elizabeth Boppo to William Jack Staver and wife and James W Maurer to Joseph A Slaley among others.
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Keedysville School
Sarah Goldie Wyand
Elmer W. Wyand
Nisrk
Mary Elizabeth Boppo
William Jack Statfer
Summer St
Burnside Ave
Burglar Steals Vase And Flees On Bicycle
Victim Robert Anderson awoke to a burglar at the top of the stairs. The intruder took a flower vase and rode away on a bicycle. Police later arrested Melvin Lee Martz, 30, of 21 Georgia Avenue and charged him with burglary.
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Melvin Lee Martz
Georgia Ave
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U S Crews Ordered To Shoot Back In Cuba Crisis
Washington reports a U S Navy plane near Cuba was fired on by vessels believed Cuban. The White House warned Castro’s government that American crews will shoot back if attacked again. Congress debated retaliation as Soviet arms flow to Cuba prompted alarms.
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California
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Kennedy
Plane Incident Shows U. S. Watching Sea Lanes To Cuba
AP from Washington reports a Navy plane was fired on 15 miles off Cuba. The White House says U S aircraft or ships under fire in international waters may use necessary means for self defense. Readers are shown possible responses including armed aircraft with escorts and carrier protection.
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West Virginia Evening Weather Report
Fair conditions with lows near 70 tonight. Sunday will be partly cloudy. the north stays cooler while the south warms somewhat.
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