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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1962

Page

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Mason Dixon Youth Group Rally Draws Local Youth

The Mason-Dixon Youth for Christ rally held at the Lestersburg Grange drew high school representation from Mercersburg to Boonsboro. Miss Gladys Wenger led a teen chorus with baritone solos by Charles Bearinger and a skit explaining the Mason Dixon name. Rev. Ralph Neighbour Jr spoke on Job, urging cooperation and talent sharing for future programs. Johnnie Gavariani is slated to appear at the next rally.

Mason- Dixon Youth For Christ Sealer Lestersburg Grange Mercersburg Boons Boro Gladys Wenger Charles Bearinger Long Beach Cal Waynesbord Mason Dixon YFC Ralph Neighbour Harrisburg Ordean Soowberper Mason-Dixon Johnnle Gavariani

Railroad OKs JFK Plan For Arbitration

The Chicago and North Western Railway tentatively accepts President Kennedy’s plan to appoint an independent three man arbitration board to issue a binding ruling within ten days on the Midwest rail strike. The proposal would begin immediate work across a 10 600 mile network in nine states as telegraphers union leaders study the plan.

Chicago Chicago & North Western Railway Kennedy Midwest Washington Order of Railroad Newport Aefard Presidential Emergency Board Biller Reseren W. Heineman Washing Emergency Board

Loring Airman Hammond Named Supply Man of the Month

Service news highlights Sgt. Hammond of Keedysville now at Loring Air Force Base listed as Supply Man of the Month for July. Col. Yan De Car praises his leadership and training, noting 42 personnel under him and 13 years in service with deployments from Korea to Germany.

Hall Charles N. Hammond Eric Hammond Keedysville Lacing Air Force Base Limestone Maine Hammond Loring Eighth Air Force Howard G Yan de. Car Set Air Force Irwin BE. Moslaick Sst IPT Korea Iwo Jima

CD Offered Facilities for Civil Defense Work in County

Hilbert O Keeffe announced Maryland Civil Defense Agency has offered REACT facilities in Washington County for Civil Defense use. James Cross noted the offer during a county meeting, citing 21 mobile and 23 radio units built for U S government testing spree equipment and county defense plans.

Associated Citizens Washington County Hilbert O'Keeffe Maryland Civil Defense Agency James Cross Maryland Ues Bie Pogls O'Keeffe Withent Hansbrough Washing-Boonsboro High School Tom County

Catholics Get Low Cost Hospital Plan

Catholic Knights of St. George offer low cost hospital plans with wide options. Prospects can join for about $1.85 per month with benefits up to $504 weekly during hospitalization and other fixed payments. No obligation. request full information through the free no obligation offer via telecoupon.

Catholic New Sac Sociely Catholic Knights St. George Catholic Knights OF ST. George Brighton Road Pillsboroh

Local Deaths Front Page Details Hagesstorn and Norris Obituaries

A front page note lists multiple local deaths including Mary Kate Norris aged 87 of Boonsboro who died at Reeder Nursing Home. Services set for Friday at 2 pm at East Funeral Home with burial in Boonsboro Cemetery. Mary Kate as Evangelical United Brethren member, survived by sister Rose Warrenfeltz and several nieces. Also Howard William Roe infant of Clear Spring died at 8:55 pm at Washington County Hospital. services planned for Wednesday 2 pm at Riverside Cemetery Williamsport by Rev Charles M Ankerhind. survivors include Charles R Roe Sr, Cloyd P Mine, Hazel Roe and others. The obituary also mentions Walter Russell Miller Sr who died at Washington County Hospital aged 84 with wife Pauline Alice Miller and sons Walter Miller Jr of Hagerstown and Robert Miller in Frankfort Germany. and references to funeral arrangements and memorials.

Howard William Roe Add Charles R. Roe Clear Spring Washington County Hospital Healden Charles R Cloyd P. Mine Blairs Valley Hazel Roe Wills Hamsport Welnsvig Riverside Cemetery Williamsport Charles M. Ankerhritnd Walter Russell Miller Pauline Alice Raced) Miller Walter Th Miller Jr Hagerstown Robert Eugene Miller Frankfarl Germany

Area Deaths Nellie M Winchester 90 widow of Willan

Nellie M Winchester 90 widow of Willan Winchester of Route 7 died Sunday evening at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home Frederick. Born in Rockford Illinois she was daughter of the late John Otis and Elma Crown Esterbrook and sister of the late Dr Leonard Esterbrook of Sunny Hill Farm. Survived only by one great niece she was member of All Saints Episcopal Church and resided in Frederick 38 years. Friends may call at Robert E Dailey and Sons Funeral Home Frederick after 7 p.m. Tuesday until 10 a.m. Wednesday when body will be taken to St Pauls Chapel All Saints Church for service at 10:50 a.m. under Rev Maurice D Ashbury. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.

Frederick Nellie M. Winchester Willan Winchester Route 7 Monocacy’ Halk Nursing Home Rockford John Otis Elma Crown Esterbrook Leon Esterbrook Sunny Hill Farm al Saints Episcopal Church Robert E. Dailey and Sons N. Market St St. Paul's Chapel All Saints Church Maurice BD Ashbury Mount Olivet Cemetery

Drivers Fined For Traffic Violations In Magisteale Court

Ten motorists faced fines in Magisteale's Court for motor vehicle violations. Names include Robert Lynn O'Brien and Nancy Reed, with offenses ranging from speeding and disobeying signals to reckless driving. Fines varied from 5 to 25 dollars, with some suspensions noted.

Magisteale’s Robert Lynn O'brien Wayne Ave Jack Donald Adams Dogwood Dr Nancy Jeanie Reed Stoessner Ave Russell Sylvester Cross Angerstown

Castro May Build Base On Coast On Cuban Labor Harvest

Report claims Castro may alert rationing of bread and other foods amid rising prices and a thriving black market near Guantanamo. About 3,000 Cubans pass daily through base gates, facing harassment while owed dollars are converted to pesos at a poor rate. Near Adm. Edward J. O Donnell said Cuban workers are reliable overall and sabotage evidence is lacking despite tense relations.

Castro Pep Castro Guantanamo Hay U.S O'Donnell Cuba United States Naval Base

$2,337,000 For Construction At Ft. Ritchie

Washington report outlines a $1,329,114,590 federal appropriations bill for military construction through next June 30. Maryland allocations include Ft Ritchie 2,837,000 and Navy and defense projects at Indian Head Andrews Air Force Base and Bethesda totaling over 20 million, with district sums for Naval Research Laboratory and other agencies.

Washington API Congress Kennedy Maryland Ritchie Army Chemical Center IF. Mange Navy Indian Head Naval Academy Andrews Air Korea National Naval Medical Center Bethesda National Security Agency Fort Meade District of Columbia Naval Research Laboratory Naval Weapons Plant Defense

Vollmer Arrives for Year Study in France

Miss Rebecca Vollmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Marry Vollmer of 711 Preston Rd arrives in Aix en Provence to join the Tasktite for American Universities program in its fifth year. She will study French intensively, live with a family, and plans to return to Thiel College Greenville Pa for her bachelor’s degree. The institute sits near Aix Cathedral and is 18 miles from Marseille, offering European scholars and travel opportunities. Also reported: Theo East Berlin boys escape to West Berlin Monday, three youths ages 14 and 15 through the wall into the French sector.

Rebeca Valles Marry Vollmer Preston Rd Aixen-Provance University of Aix-Marseillon Thiel College Greenville Miss Vollmer Berlin Theo East Berlin West Berlin Mondlay

Plans For Park Development Shown To County Board

Benjamin Davia, supervisor of Antietam National Battlefield, outlined a plan to exchange park and county roads to create a park visitor friendly system without hindering locals. He proposed zoning parts of the Sharpsburg district as county historical, keeping land largely in agricultural use. No action was requested. the board will study the plans.

Benjamin Davia Antietam National Battlefield Sharpsburg Davis

Drought loan authorization awaited here

A Washington report claimed drought emergency funds were provided for Washington and Frederick Counties through the Farmers Home Administration but Bryce Mapkins FHA supervisor said no funds are available yet. He noted the local FHA office has not received authorization to loan money at a reduced three percent rate to replace drought lost feed. Regier FHA borrowers lacking other finance sources may receive drought relief at five percent. The armadillo has dim sight at poor hearing.

Washington Department of Agriculture Frederick Farmers Home Administration Byrce Mapkins FHA Regier Fha

Four Held In Georgia Church Fire After FBI Probe

Four white suspects held in Dawson Georgia on arson charges admitted setting fire to the Negro High Hope Baptist Church, three miles north of town, in the pre-dawn hours. FBI agents questioned them and turned them over to state authorities. no federal violation found. The case ties to a broader anti segregation drive as federal officials pursue school integration efforts in Virginia and Mississippi.

Washington Meredith Robert F. Kennedy Ral Geis Khals 4Th Circuit Yn Jackson Richmond Howe Barmett Snd Charlottesville Sisie College F Barnett Justice Department Virstiri Filenn Fiona Melvin Warleu Hand Maryin Allen Milner Georgia FBI J. Edgar Hoover High Hope Sasser U.S. District Court Prince George County

Progress Report On Mariner II

NASA released the progress report on Mariner II noting Mariner 2 launched August 27 and expected to approach Venus within 9,000 miles by December 14. The spacecraft was about 39,308,854 miles from Earth and 49,087,630 miles from Venus with trajectory status described as good.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration Venus Mariner Yanus Ratilo Skanal

Stock Market Edges Higher on Growth and Space Stocks

New York gains led by growth and space age stocks in moderate early trading. TEM rose about 3, Littan Industries up around one, IXerax well over a point. Du Pont moved strongly. Auto stocks mixed with Heckman Instruments, oils active with Amerada up a point and Standard Oil of New Jersey and Royal Dutch tepidly higher.

New York TEM Up 3 Littan ‘Industries Ixerax du Pont A. Heckman Instruments Amerada Standard Oil New Jersey Royal Colch

Understanding brokers for women investors

This piece explains the role of brokers, contrasting high pressure operators with NYSE members who adhere to exchange codes. It highlights guidance on planning investments, the monthly investment plan, bonds, and individual securities. It stresses brokers’ duties to inform, assist, and execute orders efficiently.

Kennedy Lodge feud shapes Bay State primary race

Voters in Massachusetts face a crowded primary as President Kennedy backs his son in a heated contest involving former ally Lodge. Harvard professor Stuart Hughes runs as an independent while Endicott Peabody and Clem F. Kennedy vie for governor. The battle reflects family ties and party divisions across movements and debates in Boston and Holyoke.

Iren McCormack Kennedy U.N Senate Harvard Stuart Hughes Charles Kyang Hughes Ken- Kennedy Rose Kennedy Jin McCormack Hailiwick Teleef Boston Massachusetts Holyoke Othey State Lodge Curtis Endicott Peabody The Press Democrats Bas Dent Habert Clem F. Kennedy A. Riley John A. Volpe

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