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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1962

Page

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Editors Hear Story Of APs Picture Gathering Work

Editors at the AP Middle West meeting in Minneapolis heard how nearly 200 AP pictures from hot spots worldwide over ten months were gathered and shared among member papers. A panel also discussed covering the Kennedy clan and the shift in White House photo practices under President Kennedy.

Minneafolis Associated Vincent S. Jones Gannett Rochester N.Y Toes Silil APME Henry Burroughs White House Kennedy Burroughs Bernard 5. Meyer Supreme Court of New York Windell C. Philippi Indianapolis News Joan Calhurn The Richmond

Tawes Orders Flashing Signs Near Schools

The State Roads Commission, following Governor Tawes, approves two pilot programs to erect flashing signs near schools warning that children may be walking to class. Signs will operate on school start and dismissal, within a mile of schools, with placement coordinated by the Bureau of Trade to identify suitable locations.

State Roads Commission Tawes Bureau of Trade

Mrs Catherine Plorence Barnhart of Warfordsburg

Mrs Catherine Plorence Barnhart wife of Jak Truax Barnhart of Warfordsburg Pa died Wednesday after a 10 day Illness aged years Born in Warfordsburg she was the daughter of the late Stephen and Caroline Exdelman Andrews She was a lifelong member of the Warfordsburg Methodist Church Surviving besides her husband are children Mrs Ida Heras Mr Margaret Fost Mrs Mary Shriever Mrs Avilla Younghtood Bernard Barnhart Andrews Barnhart a sister Mrs Nettie Golden 24 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren Friends may call at the Grove Panea Home after 12 noon today and the family will receive friends between 7 and 9 pm today Brief services will be held at the funeral home at 4 15 am Saturday and further services at the Presbyterian Church Warfordsburg at 2 pm Rev Ramon Reng and Rev Garland officiating interment will be in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery The body will lie in state at the church one half hour before the services

Warfordsburg Catherine Plorence Andrews Barnhart Jak ‘Truax Barnhart Stephen and Caroline Exdelman Andrews Mya Margaret Fost Cumberfant Re Mary] Shriever Auvilla Younghtood Greencastle Bernard Barnhart Hagerstown Andrews Barnhart Hancock Sistee Nettie Golden Watfordsburg Grove Panera Wome Presbyterian Church Wrev Ramon Reng Hev P. Garland

Prayer for rulers and the common good from a Lancaster clergyman

Alfred WN Sayres of Lancaster Theological Seminary offers a blessing asking God to empower those in authority to enact just laws and to govern with wisdom and courage. He prays for the common good and personal conduct in public life in Jesus name.

Jesus Alfred WN. Sayres Lancaster Emitiix Lancaster ‘Theological Seminary

How To Keep Well by Dr Van Dellen

The Daily Mail in Hagerstown features Dr Theodore R Van Dellen answering readers health questions. He emphasizes health as a treasured asset and offers easy guidance from a six member staff with two doctors.

Theodore R. van Dellen Daily Mail Hagerstown

Traffic Deaths At Record High In August

Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows August setting a record for traffic fatalities with 4 060 deaths. The eight months to August tallied 25 010 deaths, up 9 percent from 1961, while injuries reached about 950 000. The fatality rate rose to 5 4 per 100 million vehicle miles.

Chicago National Safety Council

Lee Phillippy Enters College as Freshman at Gottysburg

Lee Phillippy son of Air and Mrs Samuel I Phillippy enters Gottysburg College as a biology major freshman. He hails from North Hagerstown High School and resides on Muberry Ave in Hagerstown.

Wehard Lee Phillippy Air Samuel I. Phillippy Muberry Ave Hagerstown Gottysburg College North Hagerstown High Schunt

Service News highlights Army training and promotions

Amny P.C Leroy L. Anderson of Hancock Md completed a four week field maintenance course at the U S Army School Europe in Murnau Germany. James L Gish of Hagerstown Md trained at Naval Training Center Great Lakes IL. Richard Rinehart promoted to Captain in the Air Force stationed in Methel. Specialist Washington of Hagerstown Md participated in Grafenwohr Germany four week field exercises with the Spearhead Division including M 60 and 105 120 mm weapons. Edward N Churchey of Hagerstown Md undergoing advanced armor training at Fort Knox Ky expected November 2 completion.

Amny P.C Leroy L. Anderson Wits Namia Meyers St Hancock James L. Gish Albert J. Gish East Fourth St Hagerstown Naval Training Center Great Lakes Pour Granville 1 Washington 1Th Cavalry Rudingos Fort Jackson D.C North Hagerstown Alexander Hotel Army Edward N. Churchey Meg Richard Churchey Fast Ave Armor Iusatca Fort Knox Meik Churchey South Hatlershaven High School

Yemen Faces Power Vacuum After Rebel Raid And Monarch’s Death

Yemen’s UN delegate Prince Hassan plans to return to claim the throne as rebels say they killed the newly installed Imam Mohamad al Badr and proclaim a republic. The capital Sana reports royal palace destruction and a siege by forces allied with President Nasser’s UAR, while fears of retaliation deter travel to Yemen.

Aden Yemen Prince Hassan Ncted Sana Said Inmm Mohammad al Badr Hassin New York Ney Fe Nile Nagser United Arab Republic Revels Sana Bes Chhildren Abdel Rehmyin Imam Ahmed Bade

Senate OKs Bill Hiking Postage and Federal Pay

A Senate vote of 72 to 4 endorses a bill to raise federal workers pay by 10 percent and increase postage rates. The measure would boost first class rates and expand pay for classified and postal workers, with House action needed for final passage. President Kennedy discussed Meredith case with aides as campus tensions rose in Mississippi.

Senate Joe Hall Washington Mississippi Fuss Warnett Newves Robert Selvans Robert Harry F. Byrd D-Va Meredith John J. Wiliams R-Del Ar- House Kennedy Stanine Civil Service House Dhe University Mussissippi U.S Paull. Johnson Atlanta T Wsb-Tv Olel Electiss Necro Senlion Johnson Lausche Ohio Preside University Dwight D. Eisenhower Meredith E Sen A. Wilhe Robertson Olim D. Johnston B-S.c Ole Miss New Orleans White House J. Edward Day Kenney Wheeling Wye

Scientist Dr Eigelsbach to Speak at Technologists Meeting

Dr Henry T Eigelsbach of the Army Biological Laboratories, tied to Port Detrick, is invited to address the Technologists in New Orleans at their fall meeting. The talk covers vaccines evaluating animals and Tularemias, with Patterson urging firm stance on civil rights amid national tensions.

Henry T. Eigelsbach U. S Barnett Army Biological Laboratories Detrick Maryland Ole Miss Maryland Society of Medical Court New Orleans Hagerstown Alabama John Mississippi Paterson United States Navy Medical Service Dallas Tex Munj Bigelsbach United Air Edwin At. Walker Fort Detrick Mehan Chesapeake & Chin Standard Oil India Union Walker Wholand Ul Ir Central High School Lite Ark

Mundelein Boy Seeks Help From Six Chicago Girls

Six Chicago area high school girls answered a Mundelein boy’s plea for help with his college entrance exams. The 17 year old, Carl, asked for a bright intelligent tutor and received seven letters, six at no charge. None of the respondents were local Mundelein residents, with the closest match 20 miles away.

Mundelein, Ill Thicaga Area Sorensen Munde-lein Chicago Mundelein Homer Roi Mundetein Associated Press Carl Hino Ian Elgingiel

Two From Here Enter Columbia Union College

James M Wield son of Mr and Mrs Janes Nield of Hagerstown and Cecelia Phillips daughter of Mrs Hazel Phillips of Hagerstown enrolled at Columbia Union College Tacoma Park Maryland Cecelia a sophomore works toward a BS in Home Economics Shenandoah Valley Academy New Market Virginia James a freshman majors in Business Administration Mount Alto Academy near Hagerstown Columbia Union College is a Seventh day Adventist liberal arts college.

James M. Wield Janes Nield Mwulberey St Hagerstown Cecelia Phillips Hazel Phillips Hagers Lave Columbia Union College Tacoma Park Cecelia Shenandoah Valley Academy New Market Jamas Mount Aetnal Academy

Driver Charged After Crash in Locust Street Intersection

Richard Leon Lapole, 47, of 242 Winter St. was charged with running a red light after his car collided with Beverly Louise Logsdon, 1674 Broadfording Rd., at the Locust St and Fast Ave intersection. Lapole was westbound on East Ave. Logsdon traveled north on Locust St. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage.

Richard Leon Lapole Winter St Beverly Louise Logsdon Broadfording Rd Locust St Fast Ave Lapole East Ave Logsdon

Wonk Bite 4 Moving Objects Reported By Writer

A writer notes a masontite Wonk bite four moving objects that appear when people are too lazy to move. The remark underscores a humorous or odd warning about inaction inviting objects to intrude.

Fragmented OCR piece with garbled proper nouns

A garbled OCR fragment references names and places unclear due to errors. It mentions people such as Brooks and Nate and hints at a cast of terms like feast, work, and center but contains no readable event or coherent fact.

Mississippi Pushes Berlin in Background

Avoy's Lop Generals Maj Gen Crevhton Abramy Jr, director of operations, met with the attorney general after criticizing Kennedy. They discussed sending troops to Mississippi if needed and said hundreds more marshals were rushed toward Memphis. An Army convoy with 110 engineers was moving through Tennessee to Memphis to aid logistics, not to intervene in Mississippi affairs.

Avoy Crevhton Abramy Jr Army Kennedy Mississippi Mempis Wert Wheeling Hils Brother De‘ferac Department Tennessee Memphils Department

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