Mayor Mills Eyes White Paper On City Finances
Mayor Mills discussed city finances at a Lions club meeting and suggested issuing a white paper on MELP and potential sale to Potomac Edison. He warned that rising costs and debt could force rate increases, with taxes possibly reaching $3 per hundred and water rates needing adjustment to fund services. He noted $14.3 million in bonds issued or authorized, total obligations about $19.25 million, and urged careful plan to avoid harming residents.
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Potomac Edison
Es Club
Mills
Wayor
Nigra Exchange Club
York
Lke
Tome
Network Key Channel List Summary
NBC channels 4 4 1 and ABC channels 7 13 and C8S channels 2 9 listed in the network key for tuning and assignment.
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NBC
ABC
C8s
Obituary: Charles H. Mullenix of Hagerstown Dies
Charles H. Mullenix Sr of 123 John St. in Hagerstown died Thursday at Washington County Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born near Clear Spring, he was son of the late Simon and Elizabeth White Mullenix. Survived by wife, several children, grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements at East Funeral Home with burial at Hose Hill Cemetery.
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Charles HM. Mullenix
Fsta (Vinson) Mullenix
John St
Washington County Hospital
Clear Spring
Simon and Elizabeth (White) Mullenix
Jane
Mary Ele
Hixon
Baltimore
Eleanor
NBC
Adams
Halfway
Helenen
M. Richardsons
Philadelphia
Loita Dabita
Atlantic
Mion
Geraldine
John Gavinitin
Betty Abbott
Des Joyce Minnick
Doris Pits
Try
John Larch
Nogle
Hagerstown
E Alian
Charles H. Mullenix Jr
Janes
Ters
Emma Ambrose
Smithsburg
Susan Goss
All- Ford
Brobbers
le Hentic
Frank
Lloyd
Havle
Gerstown
Liverpool
East Funeral Home
Gert Boonsboro
Nelson Breat
Seala
Hose Hill
All Times
Robert Conrad
Conrad
Grant
Po Jess
James T. West
Ross
Martin
Wing Fat
Victor Buono
West Ancient
ABC
the Addams
Rio Grande
Kemish Persoff
James
Gregory
CBS
Julia Sagi
Gomez
Hogan's Heroes
Sagginglingtom
Thurst
Aday
Budapest
Hungary
Sparkles
Peter
Luftwaffe
Thermiere
Mary Rigo
Gis
Daul 1 Saoi Se
Daffy
Ball
Bob Crane
Werner Kiemperer
John Banner
Noant Pitlakaa
Col Lingo Resigns Post In Alabama
Col Albert Lingo director of Alabama Public Safety Department resigns effective Oct 1 amid reports he may run for governor or sheriff of Jefferson County, which includes Birmingham. He says he has received requests from across the state to seek statewide and countywide offices.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Lingo
Alabama
Public Safety Department
Lingo
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Coal Strike Spreads to Pennsylvania From Ohio and West Virginia
A wildcat strike that halted much of West Virginia northern panhandle and northeastern Ohio coal output spread to Pennsylvania. About 1,200 U S Steel workers at the Robena complex near Masontown refused to work in sympathy with West Virginia and Ohio strikers. Over 4,800 men are idle across the three states from the dispute stemming last week over the dismissal of six workers at a Masse mine near Moundsville W Va.
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Pennsylvania
Bellaire
Ohio
West Virginia
Pantandie
U. S. i Steel Corp
Iplex
Masontown
Mounds‘eille
W.va
Pvt Harold Taylor completes basic training at Fort Gordon
IM SERVICE Pvt Harold Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor 326 East Franklin St has finished eight weeks of basic training at Fort Gordon Ga He spent a Friday leave at home before returning to Texas He would like to hear from his friends His address is Pvt Harold Taylor US52718993 Co D 1st Bo Class S1A USA Medic T C Fort Sam Houston Texas 78234
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Harold Taylor
East
Franklin St
Fort Gordon
Texas
Maryland launches community psychotherapy plan with volunteers
In Baltimore the state began a psychotherapy plan for low income patients with roughly fifty private psychiatrists psychologists and social workers volunteering their services to staff the program.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Area D Deaths Highlight Truax and Gall Obituaries
Two notices from Area D report deaths of Dolly May Truax 71 of Wells Tannery and Mabel I Gall 75 of Thurmont. Truax widow of Chester, survived by daughters Mrs. Max Chestnut Jr. and Mrs. John Emory, with siblings and grandchildren listed. Gall, wife of Glenn, left a daughter-in-law and multiple siblings, with services planned at Kelso Funeral Home and at St. John’s Lutheran Church. Burial at Union Cemetery and United Brethren Cemetery respectively. Services for Truax set Saturday at 2 pm. Gall’s viewing through Sunday afternoon prior to services.
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ABC
Honey West
James Bond
Anne Francis
John Ericson
A.K. Coffman
Paul Byrnes
Rose Hill
Snord Burke’s Law
St Paul's Church
Western Pike
Warren Zeigler
J. Wade Huffman
Leaf Funeral Home
Cancer Fund
William
Robert
Maugansville
Mishael
Middlesex
Mae Kalmbach
Toms River
Oris Kalmbach
California
Pearl Salston
Plainfield
N.J
Willa Faringer
Toms Riy
Higgins Home
Plain
Mcconnellsburg
Dolly May Truax
Wells Tannery
Fulton Countty Medical Center
Alfred and
Susan Ford Helsel
Chester Truax
Max Chestnut Jr
Me. Connellsburg
John Emory
Greencastle
Elizabeth Worthing
Faxton
Bessie Chamberlain
Rey
Harry
Harrisonville
James
Lulu Schuoler
Thur
Mont
Elma Shoemaker
Fannie Ohler
Tan
Eytown
Evelyn Myere
Annandale
David Zentz
Lake Worth
Fla
St. John's Lutheran Church
William E. Brevin Jr
Buriss Willive
United Brethren Cemetery
Prayer Today and Faith in God
W Kenneth Pope of Dallas Texas bishop of the Methodist Church offers a devotional prayer expressing trust in God for guidance and daily strength. He thanks God for mercies loved ones opportunities hope courage and the sustaining Spirit that keeps believers near the faith through Christ.
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God
Christ
W. Kenneth Pope
Dallas
Texas
The
Methodist Church
Classified Rates For Farrier Service And Subscriptions
Rates listed for a farrier service at 30 cents per week and various newspaper subscription prices by state and duration. Includes mail options to D C Va NY Penna W Va and other states with monthly quarterly and yearly terms. Subscription fees stated and terms implied in the fragmentary text.
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Hy Farrier
Mall
Pen
D.C
Penna
W. Va
Ene
Abaocisted
Ia Entitien de
Thie
Thase
Tevunllir
Ineay Pews Printes
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Mayor Mills
Charles H. Mullenix Sr
Runamuck
Hermione Badderey
Arch Johnson
Nina Wayne
Frank J. Sagi
Paul Sagi Jr
Briel Sagi
Mary Luiperstock
Charles DeVito
Garfield
I[nj
Mae A. Lawler
Smothers
Mae ‘A. Lawler
Wife Brothers
Lof J
Harry Lawler
Dewey Crisp
Tom
Washington, D.C
Rovers
Soe Chernak
Rod
Tammy
Debbie Rey
Joe
Polds
Sandra Dee
Deborah
Walley
Debbie Watson
Karen
Mrs. Rob
Jed
Roger Smith
Steve Harmon Davald Woods
Ensign Pulver
Richard X
Slattery
George Furth
George Ives
Doc
Epi
iMya
Dick Kellman
Arment
Alexander the Lad
Rip Torn
Athy Provine
Apa
Ruma
Darryl Vincent Mount
Maurice A
Beverly Vaughn Mount
Lexingon Park
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Florence Spigler
Haxerstown
John E. Potter
Rt. 2
Harry Vaughn
Monroe Mount
Fredrick
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Lawrence N. Strunk
Norment
Levichtown Levich
Yugoslavia
Evich
Villlage
Katherine Leatherman
Katherne Downey , Leatherman
Virginia Ave
John H. Ani
Downey Shank
Downsville
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ of
Womens Guild of the Church
Leitersburg Grange
D. Ralph Leatherman
Earl A Shank
Hallway
Siegler
Alae
Esas
Thompson's Gas & Electric Service
Boonsboro
Col. Lingo
Dolly Truax
Mabel L. Gall
First National Bank
First National Bank of Maryland
Bank
Nicodemus
Washington St
Northern Ave
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Itony
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