Deaths William I Norris 82 Denton banker and bookkeeper
William I Norris 82 died at Memorial Hospital Isaston Tuesday. Son of Samuel and Elizabeth Norris of Denton, he worked 29 years at Denton National Bank as cashier and 16 years as bookkeeper for Phillips Packing Co Cambridge before retiring. Survived by wife Anna J Wright Norris two sons C Frederick Norris and William I Norris Jr two daughters T Conover Crouse and J Irvin McClain. Funeral Friday at Moore Funeral Home with Masonic rites at grave Temple Lodge. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
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William I. Norris
Memorial Hospital
Isaston
Samuel Norris
Elizabeth Bailey Norris
Denton
Norris
First Methodist Church
Temple Lodge No
Denton National Bank
Phillips Packing Co
Cambridge
John E. French
Temple Lodge
Denton Cemetery
Symphony Orchestra To Give Easton Concert
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Massimo Freccia will perform in Easton High School auditorium on February 10 to raise funds for Memorial Hospital. A daytime student concert and an evening show for adults are planned. The Junior Auxiliary also announced gifts and activities at its October meeting.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Massimo Freccia
Easton
Easton Memorial Hospital
Easton High School
Death of Ridgely man Roop at 63 in Greensboro
Harry Austin Roop a Ridgely mechanic and blacksmith died unexpectedly Sunday while visiting his son William in Greensboro. He was 63, native of Caroline County, son of the late Charles Roop and Alverta Rathel Roop. Survived by his wife Laura Roop, three grandchildren, one brother Edwin Roop and two sisters Urban Hemmerle and Mrs Carl Parker. Funeral at J. Virgil Moore and Son funeral home Wednesday at 2 pm. Burial Greensboro Cemetery.
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Harry Austin Roop
Ridgely
William Austin Roop
Greensboro
Caroline County
Charles 5S
Alverta Rathel Roop
Denton
Laura Roop
Edwin Roop
Wilmington
Urban Hemmerle
Easton
Carl Parker
Chester
J. Virgil Moore and Son
Greensboro Cemetery
John Cooper Reis 76 Dies in Cambridge Hospital
John Cooper Reis died at Cambridge Hospital on October 7. He was born in Germany, son of Adam and Martha Reis, and had lived near Denton for years. Survived by Elsie A. Reis, sister Miss Mary Reis of Hazelton, Pa., and brother Adam Reis. Funeral at Moore Funeral Home Saturday 2 p.m. Rev. Turkington assisted. interment in Denton Cemetery.
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John Cooper Reis
Cambridge Hospital
Germany
Adam
Martha Reis
Denton
Elsie A. Reis
Mary Reis
Adam Reis
Hazelton
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
R. J. S. Bullock
Denton Cemetery
Coast Guard Aims to Enlist 6300 by July 1954
The Coast Guard plans to enlist about 6300 new men by July 1954, expanding six month goals from 2400 to 3100 and proposing 3200 more for the following six months. October through February quotas are set at 600 each month, with 500 for later months. In the Fifth District covering Maryland Virginia and North Carolina recruiters say now is a good time to inquire about enlistment despite past shutdowns and public misconception. Continued on page 5.
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A European security plan aims at Soviet withdrawal not occupation
The piece argues that a security guarantee should force a Soviet pullout from Europe, not uphold occupation. It warns Germany’s potential unification by negotiation, the danger of both Soviet stay and retreat, and seeks an all European security framework with a continental market and political system.
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Adenauer
Germany
Dulles
Europe
Churchill
Munich
Red Army
Eastern
Soviet Union
France
Rome
The
Washington Post
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Howard Kinnamon
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