Plea Made For Eating Less Bread
Soviet citizens are urged at private meetings and in the press to ease an acute shortage by eating less bread. Despite warnings, bread saving measures and possible prize increases are discussed. Emergency wheat purchases of about 7 million tons offset drought losses, but last year’s crop fell about 10 percent from 65 million tons. Premier Khru shchev tours the country denouncing farming methods as virgin lands projects face delays in Kazakhstan. Grain may rot in fields and some will be buried under arid soil. Meat remains unlikely as wheat and corn shortages loom for Ivan and Natasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jess
Alwoad
Khrushctev
Nyse
Siberia
Southwest
Asia
Kazakhstan
Hagerstown
Maugansarea
Gresensville
Kuban
Soviet Union
Maugansville
Jacob Vorous
Farm Life
Stcacegun
Hagerstown Votes to Build Water Line to Maugansville
The Hagerstown City Council approved plans to construct a water line to Maugansville regardless of bond approval. The $2,872,500 bond package included $1,450,000 for a water main from the Potomac River system, prompting debate over rate increases and fund sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maugansville
Jake
Winslow Forhans
Potomac River Water Works
More Frost Indicated For Tonight
Frost warnings persist as the Weather Bureau predicts continued cold clear nights with more frost nationwide. Bridgeport records a low of 32, Boonsboro 37, and a 63 degree high yesterday. Dry conditions linger with leaves falling and vegetation drying as no rain is expected through the week. temperatures should rise to a partly cloudy but warmer Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
St Boons
Weather Bureau
Town Hill Mountain
Allegany County
Hancock
Economists Track Autumn Price Rises in Aluminum and Sugar
AP reports cautious economists noting price gains in aluminum ingots and refined sugar on the first autumn day, with increases also seen in carpets, plate glass, steam condensers for utilities, and black pepper. Reynolds Metals raises ingot price to 24 to 25 cents, while Aluminum Co. of America and Kaiser study the move. Sugar jumps to 10.80 per 100 pounds in New York, with plate glass and pepper also up amid supply concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darden Chambliss
New York
I Reynolds Metals Co
Tion
Aluminum Co. of America
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical
Wndredih
New York City
Bigelow-Sanford Ie
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
House Set For Debate On Tax Cut
The House begins debating a one billion dollar tax cut as Kennedy allies push to pass it this year. Key votes are expected to be close with a Republican amendment aimed at capping spending. Senate opposition centers on adding the rights issue and Finance Committee scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Finance Com
Tailee
Wise
Harry F. Ayr
D-Va
Treasury
DNL
Canedy
Dan
Congress
Mayor Seeks County Backing for Maugansville Water Plan
Mayor Burhans pressed County Commissioners to approve the city of Maperstown supplying water to Maugansville. He proposed a $1 connection fee a $5 per front foot benefit charge and 0 cents per thousand gallons up to 75 050 gallons with a quarterly minimum. Sanitarian Leo Chabey warned many samples show contamination, signaling caution. Burhans denied annexation as a barrier to extending water and noted voluntary annexation demands in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Fr. Burhans
Maperstown
Maugansville
Evan Crossley
Hagertown
Burhans
Leo Chabey
Washington — Counfy Meals Department
Crossley
Nansville
Cows Barred From Highway In Antietam Furnace Today
Circuit Court Judge D Kc Baughlin ruled to halt cows on the public road in Antietam Furnace after residents complained of manure and damage. Attorney W Warren Stultz argued cows endangered children and blocked traffic. attorney John Hollyday countered limited harm and noted a private lane. Judge McLaughlin based his injunction on proximity, damage, and an available private route, allowing a short delay to install fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
D. Kc. Baughlin
Austin Bmoitemyer
Antietam Furnace
Burke
W. Warren Stultz
Antietan Furnace
Antietam
Stoblemynn
West Virginia
Jonight Fowest
West Portion
John Hollyday
Stottiemyer
Hagerstown
Stottlemyer
Maryland
Wright
F Sultz
McLaughlin
Stodllemyer
Dudge
Stotlenger
Aitally
Clear and Cold Weather Outlook for Washington and Easton
Clear, cold tonight with scattered frost in Washington and Allegany Counties. Wednesday brings sunshine and a little warmth. Thursday outlook partly cloudy and warmer. Easton PA stays clear and cool tonight with frost in sheltered spots then sunny and warmer Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allegany
Garratt
Easton
Pennsylvania
Senate Endorses History Making Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Washington reports the Senate ratified the landmark treaty banning testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere space and beyond after two weeks of hearings and debate. Supporters cited reduced tensions, while opponents warned of compromised security and Soviet advantages in high yield weapons. The agreement included four safeguards and was backed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff as well as key senators including Kennedy Dirksen and Stennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APY
Senate
Outer Space
Oroviter
Vito
Che Fealy
United States
Soviet Russia
Dresidant Kennedy
Sens
Richards
Russell
Dia
Senate Armed Services
Joint Chiefs
Statf
Kennedy
Everett M1
Dirksen
Ral
U.S
Bavg
City Leads District in Retail Sales Growth
The city posted a 19 percent rise in retail sales for AU Y UML period versus the same month in 1962, outpacing most cities in the Federal Reserve district. Hagerstown and Parkersburg showed notable gains, while Maryland’s August figures rose sharply, signaling broad district strength in late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auyuml
Federal Reserve System
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
State of Maryland
Mary. Birks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birmingham
White House
Bittingham
Alabama
Joseph ¢. Alten
Joseph A. Durrick
Catholic Diocese of
Earl Stallings
First Baptist Church
Milton P. Grafaym
Temple Emmanuel
George Murray
Episcopal Diocese of Alabama
Nolaty B
Harmon
The
Nori
Alabama Conference of Mebhilist Churches
Burrick
Cap Wirephuto
Ivan
Natasha
Vorous
Suburban Sanitary Commission
Crty
Pras Cordell Ques
Mangansville
Potomac
William
Walter
Maugans
Cordell
Alee
Richard Munson
the Water Board
Willson
Service Commission
Richard C. Willson
Baker
Murcasa
Waslyes
Princess Grace
Mary Leeavi
Princess Grac Ol Menucw
Palle
Miss Davis
Academy of the Assumption
Philadelphia
John Paul Jones
Mary Lee
Fire Nye
City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!