Fischer Quints Breathing Easier After Birth Day Four
The Fischer quintuplets enter their fourth day breathing easily with good color. Dr. James Berbos oversaw the birth at St Luke's Hospital, noting no magic danger period, as mother Mary Ann Fischer and husband Andrew await naming and future plans. Gifts, scholarships, and housing offers flood in while babies remain in incubators for weeks.
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Fischer
Dan Perkes
Associated Press
Aberdren
James Berbos
Satuurday
St. Luke
Truspita
Shorty
Mary Ann Fischer
Atl
Tne
Mary Ann
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Jane Boy
James Andrew
Mary Stephen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Catherine Davis
Fms
Margaret Dorman
St. Luke's
Mary Magdalena
Fischers
Mary Jane
St. Jane Francis Dechantel
St. Joseph's College
Philadelphia
Northern
Real Estate Hurdles Face Negro Housing Seekers in Hagerstown
Vernon Johnson of the North St YMCA accuses Hagerstown real estate agents of blocking housing for Black families by steering them to segregated areas. Johnson recounts encounters with white buyers shown homes while Black buyers were excluded, and notes brokers reveal price disparities and restrictions. He cites experiences of Johnson’s circle seeking decent homes outside the colored section amid persistent discrimination.
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North St
Hagerstown
Vernon Johnson
Aet
Johnson
Mai
Seay
Iplace
Lellersburg
Hage
Fears of Chandelier Removal in County Courtroom
Judge Melaughlin and architect Grent Watkins discuss a dangerous chandelier that looms over the Washington County courtroom. Watkins plans its removal in a few months and assures temporary safety measures and court provisions until a permanent system is installed at the Courthouse Annex.
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Circuit Court
Laughlin Gut
Grent Watkins
Washington County
Watkins
Utter
Melaughlin
County Law Library
County to Buy Only In County When Practical
County commissioners morning meeting orders all department heads to buy materials from local firms where practical. Hoffman moved after learning towels were bought from a Baltimore firm. Crossley added the phrase, Kirk questioned local branches of national firms. all would be affected by the resolution. The board also acted on odor control for toilets in the Courthouse Annex and discussed six month tax collection under the state fiscal year.
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Burton Hoffman
Baltimore
Evan Crossley
Ler Ei. Kirk
Comimtsulmer
Blame For Deaths Put On Wallace Rally Seeks Montgomery March
In Birmingham an estimated 1,200 Nephons endorsed a march on the state capitol to blame Governor Wallace for the Sunday bombing deaths of four girls at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. Leaders urged nonviolence while denouncing Wallace for inciting racial tension. King criticized Wallace and segregation. Kennedy voiced outrage. Police and federal probes continue as integration marches follow the tragedy.
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Birmingham
Atal Wap
Net
Wroes
Hce
Montgomery
George Jc. Wallace
Ibu
St John's African Methodist. Episcopal Church
Fred Shuttlesworth
Sifth Avenue South Baptist Church
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Calling
Cynthia Wesley
Nege
Washington
Suet
Melvin Bailey
Fred Huck
Kennedy
Wallace
Martin Luther King Jr
Welkwe
Alabama
King
Clus
0.S. Dist
Clarence William Algend
Schoral Integralian
City Reports August Cash, Revenue Totals In Brief
City reports show cash on hand at month end $194 582 after expenses of $26 417 and short term investments of $74 682 bringing total available to $218 264. August revenues include taxes 64 566 general fund receipts 46 02 water fund receipts 14849 housing fund receipts and the expenditures listed total in August include 227 025 general fund 74e fight fund 4 water fund 34571 sewer fund.
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Shiverstown
Chivlos
Anti Mayer
Penser
Mornita Teesneer Hayek
Herald
Eathier General Fund
Aipust
General
City to borrow funds to cover bond payments
City officials announce a $150000 shortfall forces borrowing to meet due obligations in light plant, general purpose bonds, water and sewer bonds. Principal and interest totaling over $180000 are due soon with further payments scheduled in October and November.
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Wad Connell
Bey
Wal Barra
Corncl
Valley- Vidi Pt
Joh Kk. Baker
Dogan Ment Hinds
Sewer Department
Sikto
Mav
Kel House
Water Department
Couvil
SM Woo
Oblyaihons
Atlor
Chaves Hayett Wened
Merbers
Councillant
End Of Donable Foods Next Spring Suggested To County
The Community Services Council recommended the Donable Foods Program be continued for winter. The full CSC debated its elimination, noting improvement in the economy but continued hardship for unskilled workers. They cited past participation figures and costs, questioned welfare dependence, and left the question open for county action.
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Community Services Counell
Donable Foods
CSC
Jeller
Robert al Miller
Donable Foods Directwe
Wilfur Sting
Lawrence Th Couit
Ralph Dasnedly
Amet M. Robert Gilbert
Community Services Council
Storm Toll and Winds Batter Texas Coast as Cindy Strikes
Port Arthur and Cameron Parish endure fierce hurricane Cindy winds and record tides. Galveston reports tides above normal. widespread flooding and missing residents force evacuations across Texas and Louisiana while Port Arthur declares emergency and shelters fill.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Roa
Texas
Louisiana
Spyrea
Galyeson
Abel
Antique
Parsons
Cameron Parish
Teel
Galveston
Galvextatt
Gulf of Mexico
Cindy Uence
Sabine Basa
Lake Charles
Yell
Crewmien
Salvation Army
Alhey Veliet
Porl Arthur's
Rain Totals Vary Across Regions As Drops Layer In
Heavy rains drenched sections including Easton and Salisbury on the Eastern Shore while Baltimore tallied 1.79 inches and Washington County stayed mostly sunny. Temperatures fell from a high of 73 to 43 at Bridgeport with a cold spell expected and scattered showers possible tomorrow morning.
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Easton
Salisbury
Baltimore
Washington County
Bridgeport
Tounsburn
Youth School Burglarized Last Night
Weather and police reports describe a burglary at Youth School located at Bryan Circle. The building was entered through a basement and ransacked with money taken, as Fairfax police note the incident occurred last night with mild to partly cloudy conditions and fog possible late tonight.
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Washington
Allagany
Garratty
Bryan Circle
Lempata
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Robinson
Wolosen
Johnsen
Welfare Department
Weederick County
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