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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

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Suspect In Bank Holdups Under Arrest

Federal agents arrest Robert Venable of DeSoto Missouri in New York on five Baltimore bank robbery charges. Venable escaped from Oklahoma State Penitentiary April 4 and is held on $250000 bail awaiting federal court in Baltimore. Police linked the robberies to a Labor Day pool protest as the same man alleged.

Baltinone Federal Bureau of Investigation New York Baltimore Edward J. Powers FBI Roberts Larkin Venable DeSoto Allawhattan East Side United States Southern District Venable Powers Oklahoma State McAllister Withington Riverside Park Luthard

Uneasy Peace Reigns Over Algeria After Flare of Fighting

ALGIERS AP Algeria again endured uneasy calm as fighting ebbed after a clash that killed or wounded about 190. Premier Ahmed Ben Bella toured front lines to end the shooting as regular army units tried to push through guerrilla roadblocks near Algiers. Heavier clashes were reported at Aumate 69 miles southeast of Algiers with about 40 soldiers killed. Cease fire terms ordered troops to hold positions while rebels defended. Col. Houari Bourmedienne voiced displeasure at the cease fire for denying entry into the capital. Ben Bella and rebel leaders moved to halt further outbursts as talks for a more lasting peace began with possible elections for a National Assembly within 10 days.

Algiers Algeria Ahmed Ber Bella Ber Bella Aumate Orleansvilla Berrouahla Houarl H Bourmedienne Ban Bella Keneshila Wilayas Yenes Si Hassan Wileya Hen Bella al- Tanga Theecuntry Ome Constituent Assembly

Charming Printed Pattern Duo Draws Fashion Attention

A fragment describes a printed pattern for a charming duo outfit, noting simple coat elements and fashion names. The text mentions pattern numbers, yardage, and design notes, with unclear author or date details.

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Jones Waives Extradition To Florida

A Dayton born man, Hubert Franklin Jones, 120 pounds, allegedly involved in a 1954 murder case in Baltimore, waived extradition to Florida. Police linked him to thefts and a pattern of behavior while a whey of mishmashed statements described him as emotional, unreliable, and connected to past sexual crime suspicions. Authorities in Charlotte and Miami coordinated to return him for actions in Dade County, Florida.

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Tshombe protests U.N. presence at Kamina base

Katanga leader Tshombe condemned the Congolese national army deployment at Kamina U.N. base Kelangi. He called the show of force a permanent provocation while UN chief Robert Gardiner explained the troops were sent for security under command.

Tshombe Elisabethville Katanga IAP Moiee ‘Shore Kamina U.N. Bbase Kelangi Veyte Elies Congo Robert Gardiner U.N Comand

Prayer Today V Than Whose Judgment Guides with Kindness

A prayer fragment quotes a Methodist editor Lyndon B. Phifer urging confession of sins and flaws to live by the way of Christ. It asks forgiveness and strength to improve and remain loyal to Thee, for Christ our Savior.

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Cuban Situation Seen Sure Of Becoming Election Issue

Washington AP report notes political ferment over Soviet military buildup in Cuba likely to enter the campaign. Republicans caution against politicizing but say Cuba proximity threatens U.S. security. Democrats warn Cuban issue will be used in fall politics. Senate leaders quote Gen LeMay on possible airstrike effectiveness and Cuba’s defense readiness as debate intensifies.

Washington Cuba Senate Eyer IM. Dirksen Witnois Dirksen Mike' Mansfield Montana Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Humphrey Castro U.S Kaly John Sparkman D-Ala Curtis Fe, LeMay Air Force White House Sparkman United States Inez

Area Deaths Wayneboors Elva A Zimmerman 90 at Greencastle

Obituary notices recount the death of Elva A Potter Zimmerman 90 at home in Waynesboro Route 1 after a three week illness. She was born in Franklin County daughter of William and Mary Jane Harbaugh Potter widow of J Wesley Zimmerman and survived by a daughter and a stepson. Funeral arrangements are set with Minoch Funeral Home Green Hill officiated by Rev Luther Heist. burial Cedar Hill Cemetery Greencastle. Also reported is Elizabeth Zeigler 72 of Middletown who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital followed by viewing arrangements and church services at Locust Valley Church of God with interment in the church cemetery. A political note covers remarks by Dirksen and Angell regarding Cuba policy and Castroism risk in Latin America.

Wayneboors Elva Alize Potter Zimmer Vman Glenn Stoops Waynesboro Franklin County William and Mary Jane Harbaugh Potter J. Wesley Zimmerman Grace United Church of Christ Greencastle Waymesboro Ross W. Zimmerman Mercersburg Herman Potter Minoich Green He Luther Heist Cedar Hill Middletown Elizabeth Zeigler John H. Zeigerl Middleton Frederick Memorial Hospital Edward Martha Piekier Butts Evelyn Crone Merkle Tralph Ernest, Chase Clara Abbot Keedysville Hattie Stollemyer Sharpsburg Glatthill Funeral Locust Valley Church of God John Gossard

Governor Tawes to attend first Anaud art festival

Governor Milard Tawes will open the First Anaud Art Festival in Burkittsville at 1 p m Thursday September 13 and award winners. The event welcomes Frederick and Washington County artists with no entry fee. Prizes total at least 60 40 and 2 dollars plus honorable mentions and special blue ribbons. Judging by the Art Council for Frederick County and Washington County Museum staffers, with local receiving agents and restoration plans for a historic Burkinsville building linked to Gathland Day.

Milard Tawes South Mountain Burkittsville Gathland Governor Tawes Gathland State Frederick Washington County Burkillsville Arta Council Frederick County Morton M. Siegel Frederick City Bruce Trchison Washington Coun Ity Museum Glenmore Rice The Rice's Color Center Earnest Berger Berger's Book Mart Nelson Way Mall Street Burklttsville Hoo AM Burkinsville Ezra Sliter

Widow of George B Middie noted in local death list

The widow of George B Middie Geoff and daughter of Samuel and Susan L Bowers are mentioned in local death notices. She belonged to Zion Evangelical and Reform Church for many years and to the Ben pelt Bible Class at Sunday School. Survivors were listed in a prior publication.

George B. Middie Geoff Samuel Susan L. Bowers Zion Evangelical and Reform Church Benpelt

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