Compromise Armistice Signed in Korea Two Killed on County Roads
In York County two fatal accidents claimed lives on local roads. Robert Noel, 23, was crushed when his car rear ended Blaine Warner’s on the Lincoln Highway near York. He and four occupants of the Warner vehicle suffered injuries. total property damage near $4,575. John G Brown, 72, died later of injuries from a Delta road crash near Red Lion after a man died en route to hospital. details indicate severe head injuries and multiple fractures. The year’s toll in York County rises with these incidents.
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York
York County
Robert Noel
Benenii
Lincoln Highway
Ab Lim
Racay
Joha G. Brown
Red Lim
York Hospital
Delta Road
Red Lion
Hug Brother
Noel
Blaine R. Warner
Warner Auto
Kenneth Kehl
Histown
Warner
Umhhort
The Great Game Of Politics In Washington
Washington reports a shift in left wing criticism from Cabinet members to the Dulles brothers John Foster and Allen Dulles. The piece defends their past service noting patriotism experience and patience while denying resignations or capitulation to Senator McCarthy. Continued on page four.
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Washington
Allen Dulles Mokie
Uyine
Senator McCarthy
Dulles
McCarthy
CIA
Atui
Elin Yamiton and Bulova Walch Ad by Mark E. Trone Jeweler
Ad listing for Elin Yamiton and Bulova Walch presented by Mark E. Trone, jeweler. Ady.
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Elin Yamiton
Bulova Walch
Mark E. Trone
Jeweler
Ady
Two Hanoverians Secure AMVET Posts at Lancaster Convention
Two Hanoverians were elected to estate offices at the ninth annual convention of the American Veterans of World War I and AMVETS Auxiliary in Lancaster. John B. Krebs of Amvets Post 22 was named central vice commander. Miss Jean Kellnerger, also of Post 22 Auxiliary, became state treasurer. Krebs is a past commander and service officer, while Kellnerger is a former Hanover Auxiliary president and district chaplain. Sidney Sabie of Pittsburgh was elected state commander. William B. Whitman of Pottstown was named national executive committeeman. Other officers include J. Jeffers on Miller of Lancaster first vice commander at large, Mary Holderman of Adsimsown second vice commander at large, Orland Wackerle of McKeesport western vice commander, Edward McCarroll of Bethlehem eastern vice commander. Representatives Jotury A. Humbert, George B. Holland, James Rang, James George, Burnell Rang, George Bowman, Thomas Leonard and John Krebs represented the Hanover post.
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Department of Pennsylvania
Aanetican Veterans
Amvels
Lancaster
John B. Krebs
Amvets Post 22
Jean Kellenberger
Amvets Auxiliary
Krebs
Hanover Post
Allied Veterans Council of
Hanover
Kellenberner
Sidney Sabie
Pittsburgh
William B. Whitjman
Pottstown
I National
C. Jefferson Miller
Mary Holderman
Adsémstown
Orland Wackerle
McKeesport
Western
Edward McCarroll
Bethlehem
Eastern
Jotury A. Humbert
George B. Holland
James Rang
James George
Burnell Rang
George Bowman
Thomas Leonard
John Krebs
Family reunion honors Elmer Herr at Elm Avenue home
A reunion for relatives gathered yesterday at Mr and Mrs Elmer J Herrs home 1100 Elm avenue. Mr Herr is recovering from a recent operation at York hospital. Also noted are Boy Scouts of Troop ua spending a week at Camp Tuckahoe near Dil lbore with leaders Richard Redding George Thomassydr Thomas Hannafin Richard Klunk Richard Wolf and Harry Wolf.
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Haid
Elmer J. Herr
1100
Elm Avenue
Me. Herr
York Hospital
Su. Vincent's Caulinlie Ghureh
Camp
Tuckahoe
Dillsbore
Richard Redding
George Thomassy
Thomas Hannafin
Richard Klunk
Richard Wolf
Harry Wolf
Psi Exemplar Chapter Plans Family Event Tonight
Psi Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority hosts a family toeiraw at 6 p m in Young s Woods with rain contingency at Mrs Ralph Bish s home. Gamma Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds a family quenie and business meeting at Carfagne s cottage Dicks Dam at 6 p m tomorrow. Lions Club meets at 7 30 p m at George Ve Faye s home Hanover R D 2. Washington Camp 140 PO S A Pleasant Hill to meet at 4 30 p m tomorrow in the lodge ball session includes refreshments and invites Pleasant Hill softball team members. Friendship Fire Company Auxclarey meets tomorrow night at summer home of Mrs Harry Worrey East Berlin with transport meetup at company hall at 6 15 p m. Covered ash and wieners provided by host. Removal Sale banner at LLOYD S 18 Carlisle St.
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XM Psi
Beta Sinma Phi Sorority
Youne
Ralph Bish
Ler Street
Gamma Rho
Beta Sizma Pai Sorority
Carfagne
Dicks Dam
The
Lions Club
George Ve Faye
Hanover R. D
Washington
Pleasant Hill
Taomorrow
Ee oLaies Auxclarey
Friendship
Penn
Ville
Harry Worrey
East Berlin
Fils Yom
Bache Memner
Plane Crash Injures Two Men In Adams County
Two Adams County men were injured when a rented plane clipped high tension wires and crashed in a field near Heidlersburg. Pilot Earl Resrath, 24, was treated at Gettysburg hospital for cuts and bruises. His uncle Grant Rexrath, 92, was admitted with a dislocated shoulder and fractured pelvis. The crash occurred near Donald E. Lady’s home after striking 115000 volt lines. Lady aided at the scene as the plane landed inverted and burned. Rexrath later died at the scene as Dr. P. J. McGlynn supervised removal. Continued on page four.
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Heidlersburg
Earl Resrath
Orr- Janna RD
Wis
Annie M. Wirner
Gettysburg
Grant W. Rexrat
R. D
Shire
Rexpaths
Donald E. Lady
Hir
Lady
Grant Rexrath
P. J. McGlynn
Riderville
Additional Children Learn to Swim Here in Hanover
Beginning and intermediate classes underway at Garrebb's pool Pleasant Hill as Hanover Red Cross hosts swim lessons.37 youngsters qualified as beginners including Michael A. Kale Thomas Miller Edwin A Albright Connie Auch Johnnetta L Mary Jane B as ler Barbara Bollinger and many others in the program.
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Hanover Red Cross
Garrebb’s
Pleasant Hill
Michael A. Kale
Thomas Miller
Edwin A. Albright
Connie Auch
Johnnetta L
Mary Jane Bisler
Barbara Bollinger
Edward Clepsaddle
Frederick Gramer
Geoffrey K. Descheemacher
George E
Irvin B Diehl
Obituary: Riley G. Maus 68 of Hanover and Paterson
Riley G. Maus 68 native of Hanover died Saturday in a Patterson New Jersey hospital after a long illness. He was husband of the late Alice Billiman Maus and had lived with his two daughters in Packanack Lake and Preakness New Jersey. A former cigar manufacturer in Paterson he leaves three grandsons one great grandchild and six siblings. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Robert Moore funeral home Paterson.
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Riley G. Maus
Hanover
Patterson, N. J
Alice Billiman Maus
Robert McEwan
Packanack Lake
N. Jd
Henry Hessessman
Preakness
N. J
Maus
Miss Jausy Lei Weds Edear Knepper At Abbotstown Church
Miss Jausy Lei daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Leth Abbotstown and Edear M Knepper son of Mr and Mrs John S Knepper New Oxford were married Saturday at St John Lucheran Church Abbotstown The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Lester J Karschner Mrs Leslie Reinecker organist Mrs George Thomas Jr soloist Archie Leiben gave the bride away The bride wore a chapel length gown of Chantilly lace over satin with a fitted bodice and scalloped hem She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid and wore lace mitts and a lace cap with pearl flowers.
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Miss Jausy ‘Lei
Archie Leth
Abbotts
Inwn
Edear M. Knepper
John S. Knepper
Leslie Reinecker
George Thomas Jr
Archie Leiben
Chairmen Named for Drum Corps Contest this Saturday
President announces committee heads for Harold H. Balt Post 14 Drum and Bugle Corps Invitation Competition set for Sheppard and Myers Field Saturday at p.m. Aug. 15. Chairs include housing James Altind and Charles Reindollar. program Kenneth Kline and Kenneth Baun. tickets Paul Fuhrman and Carroll Noel. grounds Francis Heck and Eugene Strasbaugh. advertising James Gulden and Richard Harman. General chairman Robert J. White. promotion manager Edward McLarne. Hanover corps joined parades in Manchester and Sherrystown, finishing fourth in Hershey Invitation behind Bal imite Yankee Rebels Wormleysburg VFW and York American Le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. White
Harold H. Balt
American Legion
Drum and Bugle
Sheppard and Myers Field
Lat & P.m
James Alt- Inind
Charles Reindollar
Kenneth Kline
Kenneth Bauin
Paul Fuhrman
Carroll Noel
Francis Heck
Eugene Strasbaugh
James Gulden
Richard Harman
White
Generals
Edward McLarne
Hanover Corps
Manchester
Sherrystown
Hershey
Balimate
Yankee Rebels
Wormleysburg Vfw
York
Goodwill Carnival Week Sparks Grangeville Fire Company
Goodwill Fire Company of Grangeville hosts a week of carnival events with entertainment by Novelaires on Thursday, Bunny and the Sunset Valley Rangers Friday night, and Mike and Earl with the Twilight Entertainers Saturday. Chicken suppers start Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Goodwill Carnival
Goodwill Fire Company
Grangeville
Sheppard and Myers
Novelaires
Fir Men
Bunny
Sunset Valley Rangers
Mike
Earl
Cost of Korean War for U S Tops Billions and Hearts
Washington AP reports the Korean War cost the United States heavily in men and money with over 27 000 dead and 4 140 000 casualties total More than 15000000000 spent to back up 1 138 000 tons of artillery ammunition 800 tanks and 40000 trucks used in battle and hundreds of thousands of tons of bombs The government has spent over 43000000000 on a massive rearmament drive Officials warn the truce is not demobilization and production will continue until orderly plans can be arranged
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Washington
United States
Amimumien
Wilson
Korea
Eisenhower
Dulles
Russia
New Fire Engine House Dedication Delights McSherrystown
The McSher rystown Fire Company dedicated a new fire engine house and community center with a Saturday ceremony in the town park near Main and Third Streets. A parade from Delone Catholic High School drew 25 fire companies and auxiliaries, with prizes totaling 200 dollars awarded for best appearance, with Gettysburg Fire Company winning 75 dollars and the Irishtown Fire Company 50 dollars. the Taneytown band accompanied by the WYFW drum corps also participated.
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McSherrystown Fire Company
Main
Third
Delone Catholic High School
Gether
Gettysburg
Irishtown Fire Company
Taneytown
Borough Opens Drive Against High Weeds
Hanover town acts to enforce an ordinance banning tall weeds and similar growth on properties. Burgess Horace J. Line backs strict enforcement with fines from 5 to 25 dollars. Police report four drivers charged for license, illegal passing, reckless driving, and speeding. Also note soldiers to be exchanged in Korea and several local births announced at Hanover General Hospital.
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Horace J. Line
Hanover
J. Walter McCullough
John 5. Berkheimer
Burgess Stine
Haniver Police
Justice of the Peace
George A. Lippy
Cetrennial Avenue
Eugene Groff
Main Street
McSherrystown
Arthur Redrichsen
Gary Whitson
Spring Grove R. D
Daniel Range
Spring Grove RD
Social notes mention families visiting and Camp outing
Miss Barrie R. Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert H Miller Jr returns from a week at the Methodist Training Camp Newton Hamilton sponsored by Centenary Methodist Church Littles Emma Topper visiting her niece Miss M Gertrude Topper 415 Third Street Elwood A Morgan and Mrs Morgan of Tunkhannock visit Mrs Elsin M Myers North Franklin Street Charles W Valentine and children David and Lynelle of Wesconnett Florida visit parents Mr and Mrs C P Valentine 360 North Franklin Street and Mr and Mrs BR Noble 123 Pair Avenue Valentine serves in Florida with US Navy Dr Conway's office will be closed daily until Monday August 3 Watermelons 49 at Barnhart's Market 341 Baltimore St Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie R. Miller
Albert H. Miller Jr
Hanover
B.D
Newton Hamilton
Centenary Methodist Church
Littlestown
Emma Topper
Villa St. Elizabeth
Reading
M. Gertrude Topper
Third Street
Elwood A. Morgan
Tunkhannock
Elsin M. Myers
North Franklin
Charles W. Valentine
David and
Lynelte
Wesconnelle
Fla
C. PB. Valentine
North Franklin Street
BR. G. Noble
Pair Avenue
Valentine
Florida
Navy
Armistice Signed as Front Falls Silent Across Korea
News from Panmunjom reports Generals of the United Nations and Chinese Reds signing a Korea armistice term. A hush spread in Hanover as gunfire paused 12 hours after the signing, with warnings of no immediate withdrawal from Gen. Mark Clark and Peiping radio hailing a glorious victory. South Korea’s Syngman Rhee cautioned the accord may presage further conflict and calls for a limited pause while preparations for eventual withdrawal are debated.
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William K. Harrison Jr
Nam II
Panmunjom
Mark Clark
Korea
Pannmunjom
API
U.N
Red Armies
Peiping
U. MN
United Nations
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
Six Hurt In Five Weekend Mishaps
Six persons were injured, none seriously, in five accidents investigated by state police of the Gettysburg substation over the weekend. Two motorcyclists were hurt Saturday, Hart J. Richardson of Gettysburg, 26, and Leon Noel of Elm Avenue, 34, with damage to bikes and injuries including scalp cuts and a leg wound. A teen, Francis Scott, 17, of Gardners RD, 1, was in a separate crash after veering off Harrisburg Road. A driver fell asleep near York Springs, causing vehicle damage to a utility pole. One suspect, Harry Musselman, received 30 days in county jail on a vagrancy charge.
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Ute
Gettysburg
Atd P
Hart J. Richardson
Lincoln Highway
Earl Gates
South Enola
Richardson
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Getttysboro
Leon Noel
Elm Avenue
Mt. Misery
New Oxford
Noel
Francis D. Scott
Gardners R. D. 1
Harrisburg
York Springs
Harry C. Musselman
Justice of the Peace
George A. Lippy
Centennial Avenue
Hanover
Hospital Patients And Discharges In Hanover Area
Mrs. C. Eugene Henry of Hanover R. D. 2 was admitted to Hanover General Hospital on Sunday as a surgical patient. Mrs. Earl Terry of 516 Balthmore Street was discharged from Hanover General Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eugene Henry
Hanover R. D
Haneover General Hospital
Earl Terry
Balthmore Street
Hanover General Hospital
Last Korean War artillery cease fire on central front
AP reports the final barrage ends at 9 43 p m central front near Kumhwa as a cease fire halts the most intense fighting. A deafening artillery duel subsides and silence follows with American troops reacting to relief and caution after hours of Red shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Kumhwa
Eisenhower Calls For Vigilance After Korea Armistice
President Eisenhower praised the Panmunjom truce in a nationwide broadcast yet warned that victory is not peace. He urged continued vigilance and guard, expressing hope his son John Eisenhower will soon return home from Korea after 37 months of war.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panmunjam
White House
America
Army
John Eisenhower
Korea
United States
U N General Assembly to Meet On Korean Peace Effort
The U N General Assembly, meeting in three weeks, will set up a special political conference within 90 days to pursue a lasting peace in Korea. Delegates will decide which nations attend and when and where to meet, with debate on agenda scope already under discussion. Lester B. Pearson and other leaders urged private consultations before formal sessions begin on Aug 1.
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N.Y. Fap
U. N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Stock Market Reaction as Koreas Truce Arrives
The stock market edged lower by one to two points with most declines in smaller fractions. Gains surfaced to about a point. aircrafts and railroads lagged, steels and motors fluctuated, while rubbers, radios and films rose. Notable losers included Santa Fe, Chrysler, Kennecott Copper, Amoco? No, Amerada Petroleum, Douglas Aircraft, Union Carbide, Baltimore & Ohio, Paramount, Bell, GE and Philco amidst a mixed trading day.
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New York
Loew's
Active
Up & Point
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Kennecott Copper
Cone Salidated Natural Gas
Amerada Petroleum
Douglas Aircraft
Union Carbide
Michor
Baltimore & Ohio
Paramount Pictures
National Theeaters
American Telephone
General Electric
American Can
U. S
Studebaker
Goodrich
Philco
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Pennsylvania
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Ames
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Herr
Ranson
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Farr. Miller
Lindestown
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Togar M, Rnepper
Knepper—Leib
Legion
U.S
Sheely
Gettysburg Company
Douglas B. Attinger
Middleburg
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Fred H. Attinger
Adams County
Ruth Attinger
Frank Attinger
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Littlestawa Kk
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