Bernard Gimbel dies at 81 former department store magnate
Bernard F. Gimbel retired chairman of Gimbel Bros. department stores died at the Pierre Hotel after a spine cancer battle. He built a $500 million empire from a frontier Indiana trading post, living in New York with his wife Alva B. Gimbel and children Bruce Peter Hope and Garal. Funeral set at Temple Emmanuel. survivors include two sons, two daughters and grandchildren.
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New York
Bernard F. Gimbel
Gimbel Bros. Department Stores
Gimbel
Indiana
Midwest
Adam
Wabash River
Vin ‘Cerines
Bernard
Isaan
Gimbel Bros
Milwaukee
Wis
Philadelphia
Bernard Gimbel
Manhattan
Pierre
Greenwich
Williamsport Registration Open Tonight
The Williamsport Board of Elections Supervisors will run a voter registration desk at Williamsport Town Hall from 6 to 9 tonight, with the Court House Annex office open until 9 tonight and on Friday and Monday nights. Saturday hours are 9 am to noon. After four days of registration, 70 Democrats and 59 Republicans have registered, with several party changes and declines noted.
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Board of Elections Supervisors
Williamsport Town Hall
Court House Annex
Obituaries for Mullendore and Daley in Boonsboro
Harry William Mullendore 73 widower of Aileen Mullendore dies at the VA Center near Martinsburg after a long illness. WWII veteran, last survivor of his family, services at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial in Boonsboro Cemetery, family greeting friends Friday eve. Gladys Ella Daley 78 widow of Herman T. Daley dies at a Baltimore hospital. Resident of Hagerstown, Calvary Brethren Church member, services at A K Coffman Funeral Home Friday. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Family to receive friends at the funeral home tonight.
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Harry William Mullendore
Aileen Mullendore
N. Main St
Boonsboro
Veteran's Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robrersville
William
Emma Grimm Mullendere
Clopper i Michael Post
American Legion
Logan Tribe
Improved Order of Red Men
Hoth
East Funeral Home
Neil Newton
Gladys Ella Daley
Herman T. Daley
George St
Baltimore
Mercersburg
William and
Annie Gorman
Hagerstown
Calvary Brethren Church
Ladies Bible Class
Mary Glenn
Harry R. Daley Sr
Hagers
A. K. Coffman
Galen Lingenfelter
Rose Hill Cemetery
Strike threat ends as American Airlines flights continue
American Airlines kept flying as a 12,000 ground workers strike threat was called off shortly before the deadline. AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union officials did not disclose settlement terms but said negotiators would recommend the agreement.
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New York
American Airlines
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Washington County
Pital School of Nursing
Panghorn Hall
Antietam St
Nursuing
Nalention
Prayer Today Falls Weather Continued Prayer
A prayer text asking for calm fall weather and accurate diction, mentioning forecasts for Wednesday with a high around 58 degrees, a 17 inch rainfall note for Bridgeport, and various names and places including Boonsboro Jacksonville and Riverside Avenue Christian Church.
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Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
Christ's
Howard Beckenbaugh
Boonsboro
Richard L. James
Jackson-ruin
Ville
Fla
Riverside
Avenue Christian Church
Four Traffic Charges Net Hagerstown Man Jail Term
A Hagerstown man, George William Garlock, 30, was sentenced by Trial Magistrate James F. String to 35 days in Washington County Jail on four motor vehicle charges and acquitted on a fifth. He must serve 30 days for a second offense of operating a motorcycle with a revoked license, plus 5 days for failing to destroy expired registration taps. He received 10 days concurrent in lieu of a $50 fine for forging temporary registration tags and 5 days concurrent with a $25 plus costs fine for displaying expired tags. He was acquitted on an uninsured vehicle charge. Garlock was arrested at Washington County Hospital by city patrolman Harry Harsh after a 12:30 a.m. crash on Prospect Street. He was hospitalized three weeks for head and face injuries. Other court actions included fines for Joseph Kniseley, Brenda Diverbliss, and Terry Watson. Magistrate Strine collected $374 in collateral forfeitures.
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James F. String
Hagerstown
Washington County
George William Garlock
W. Franklin Sr
Garlock
Washington County Hospital
Harry Harsh
Walter Carter
Nelson Dunahogh
Prospect St
Joseph H. Kniseley
New Paris
Kniseley
Harold B. Kline
Edgewood Drive
Brenda Lee Diverbliss
Hancock
Terry Watson
Tor
Potomac St
Strine
Unruly Crowd Breaks Up In St. Louis
In downtown St. Louis an unruly crowd of about 100 people, mostly Negro youths, roamed streets after a demonstration at police headquarters. Cars and store windows were damaged, a firefighter was struck, and the protests followed the fatal weekend shooting of Russell Hayes, 24, of East St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Russell Hayes
East St. Louis
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Frontier Trading Post
Santa Claus
Williamsport
Harry Mullendere
Mrs
Gladys Daley
Sena
Robert Hall
VALVE
Westerfield
America
Juilliard
Ultimate Luxury
Trsare
Uae
Kobe Hall
Amert
Funkstown
Chewsville Road
Catonsville
Nat'l. Pike & Rolling Road
Potomac Edison
The
Allegheny Power System of
Shepherdstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
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