From Our Reporters Notebooks Highlight Maryland Life
A four page Autumn Maryland magazine feature covers the Alsatians Mummers Parade history and Gloria Dahlhamer story Alsatians Angel A 93 year tradition. Other pieces discuss skating Flying the Predator Wave community dentistry and reverse foreign investment in Maryland. Subscriptions listed with prices and outlets. Balance on rubella birth defect trends shows large drops 1969 1972 and 1971 1972 figures. Penny Gipe finds a seven leaf clover near Hiankstown Tailor Court. Wealthy American families with $25 000 plus income hold 15 percent of discretionary spending and $100 billion in total income notes The Conference Board study.
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Conference Board
Inside The Mail A Look At Maryland Jattery 18S Leader
A fragment from an old Hagerstown paper hints at Maryland events with Jattery in 18S and mentions leader John Ford. The item notes Page & buries but lacks full clarity on dates and context.
Scattered Rain Offers Brief Relief From Heat Wave
Scattered rain and thunderstorms provided a short pause from a brutal East Coast heat wave. The National Weather Service warned temperatures would remain in the 90s into next week as power cuts and pollution persist. Rain cooled the Hudson Valley and New York City traffic along the Thruway, while a stagnant high and slow-moving Canadian front hinder storm progress. Power pools reduced voltage by five percent amid ongoing shortages in Camden and Atlantic City.
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New York City
New York Thruway
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Connectticut
Florida
Canada
Camden
Atlantic City
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90-Degree August Boonsboro Weather Report
Beckenbaugh notes 13 hot August days in Washington County with highs near 95 and a morning low around 69. At 7 am 70 degrees, barometer 30.20 steady, winds calm with a medium dew. Rain total 3.01 inches for August, below normal 4.21 but above last year's 1.94.
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Howard Beckenbaugh
Beckenbaugh
Washington County
Beckenbaugh Recorder
FCC Threatens Court Over McIntire Ship Radio Broadcasts
The FCC vows court action if Carl McIntire begins broadcasting from his Radio Free America ship moored outside Cape May New Jersey. Legal moves hinge on the vessel’s flag and licensing rules for US citizens transmitting from abroad. The 136 foot converted WWII minesweeper lacks clear start time due to technical issues prior to any first broadcast.
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McIntire
Senator Scott Wins Right To Smoke On Amtrak
Philadelphia AP report says US Senator Hugh Scott secured permission to smoke a pipe on the Metroliner between Philadelphia and Washington after Amtrak eased a first class car ban. Chief Justice Burger had objected to cigar smoke aboard and the Cigar Institute of America joined the protest.
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Amtrak
Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
Supreme Court
Aistice Warren Burgersand
Heat and smog linger with little hope of weekend relief
Baltimore and Maryland face stubborn heat and air pollution. Friday highs neared 100, with mid 90s forecast for Saturday and Sunday. Air quality records rose to 25 parts per million in Baltimore as light winds and a stagnant air blanket hinder dispersion. Officials expect minimal weekend improvement, barring local showers in mountains. Power usage neared peak but no major outages, and a two hour outage in Little Italy was not tied to heat. Public works noted water usage near 25 million gallons daily.
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State Bureau of Air Quality Control
Lebron
Washington
Hyattsville
Alexandria
National Weather Service
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
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Weather Service
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Little Italy
Potomac Electric Power Co
Sail
Baltimore Department of Public Works
Daily Mail to skip Monday Labor Day halfday
The Daily Mail will not publish on Monday September 4 Labor Day. A national halfday will close all business offices while the editorial department stays open after 4 p.m.
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Daily Mail
Nixon Agnew meeting over kickback probe discussed
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew met in the White House to discuss the federal probe into kickback allegations. Aides said Nixon would not ask for Agnew's resignation, while Agnew requested the briefing. The investigation's status and potential grand jury referral were touched on by officials.
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San Clemente
Calif
Camp David
Maryland
Anowil Daing
Wacren
Mayor Authorized To Act In City Firemen Dispute
Mayor Warner L. Paddack won a confidence vote from the City Council to take any action needed for proper fire protection after a dispute with professional and volunteer firefighters at the Western Enterprise Wire Company. The vote followed a move to force the professional firefighters to return two trucks. Larry Vaughn opposed both motions, accusing the city of bad faith bargaining.
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Hagerstown
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Paddack
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Western’ Enterprise Mire Company
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Larry Vaughn
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Western Enterprise Wire Company
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International Associata of
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Elief
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Celebrated centenarian recalls long life and party
The Anderton of Milwaukee nursing home celebrated his 114th birthday with a Friday party and dance. He credits his longevity to “plenty of good wine, gold women and stuff.” Born in Louisiana, he spoke to AP Wireghate about his memories and years.
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Anderson
Milwaukee
Louisians
AP Wireghate
30 Die In Copenhagen Hotel Fire
A fire at the Hafnia hotel in central Copenhagen killed at least 30 people, many foreign tourists. Staircases collapsed trapping guests. survivors climbed down on fire escapes or were rescued from rooftops. Americans among the wounded and evacuated, with long search for missing guests continuing seven hours after the blaze.
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Denmark
City Hall
Thorsday
Victoria
Alan T. Brown
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Gas Station Shutdowns Hit Pennsylvanian Holiday Weekend
Widespread closings reported as gas stations suspend operations across Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania AAA Federation says memorials can endure without disruption while about ten thousand stations continue to operate. The service dealers association predicted around 74 percent might close for the weekend, with roughly two thousand stations confirmed as shuttered this morning.
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Rescued From Midget Submarine Off Cork Coast
Two British sailors Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman were rescued after being trapped for three days in a midget submarine 1,375 feet below the Atlantic. They surfaced safely to the Vickers Voyager and were to be flown to Cork then Barrow for reunion with families. Emergency oxygen and a long, tense rescue marked the operation as efforts to save life continued amid previous submersion incidents connected to cable laying.
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Senator Snyder to appear on Dimension Washington TV forum
State Senator George Snyder of Washington County will join the Dimension Washington program at 11:80 am Sunday on Channel 4. He is to discuss observations of corruption in politics and related issues in Maryland.
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Washington” Forum
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