Kennan to Rejoin State Staff as Counselor
George F. Kennan will relinquish his post as head of the State Department policy planning staff next week and will serve as a counselor while taking extended leave. Paul H. Nitze will assume Kennan's policy planning role. Kennan will remain an officer of the Foreign Service during leave and is expected to return to active duty after the period ends.
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George F. Kennan
East Berlin
Washington, D. C
State Department
Department
Paul H. Nitze
Kennan
U. S. Foreign Service
Paul Ward
Baltimore Sun
Dean Acheson
Ken
Machines Collide Saturday Night In Gettysburg
Automobiles driven by John R Trout of Gettysburg and Earl D Buckley of Burglerville collided Saturday at 6 30 p m in Gettysburg. Trout left the curb and struck Buckley’s car tearing off the right rear fender and causing 35 dollars damage. A second incident Sunday involved Frederick Jo Hughes of Gettysburg driving from an alley and striking James L Chrew Frederick.
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John R. Trout
Gettysburg
Earl D Buckley
Burglerville
Trout
Buckley
Frederick Jo Hughes
James L. Chrew
Frederick
Gettysburg Post Office Worker Held in Federal Case
W Preston Hull of Gettysburg was held by US Commissioner Edward B Bullett in Harrisburg on two counts of defrauding the federal government. Bail set at 1000 dollars for federal court. Witnesses Moe and J J McNabb testified to alleged misappropriation of funds and use of cancelled stamps at the parcel post window.
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Gettysburg
Federal District Court
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Edward B Bullett
Moo
Hull
Moe
J. J. McNabb
Harrisburg
Donald M. Swope
Post Office Department
Post Ofice
the of
Plea of Guilty in Cheating Case Near Gettysburg
Tunney W. Shindledecker of Williamsburg R D formerly of Gettysburg R D faced a charge of cheating by false pretense after pleading guilty before Justice of the Peace John H. Basehore. He posted 1000 bail and awaits sentencing. Police from Hollidaysburg substation arrested him and Constable George Hughes brought him to Gettysburg. Prosecutor C W Epley noted the scheme involved trading a tractor for a truck with a promised title, which was found held by a Shippensburg bank. offenses said to have occurred between December 1 and 15.
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Liamsburg
Gettysburg R. 3
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehore
Shindledecker
Hollidaysburg
Gettysburg
George Hughes
C. W. Epley
Basehore
Shippensburg Bank
Poinsettias Rise as Christmas Must in Early American Diplomacy
The popular Christmas flower, the poinsettia, owes its name and fame to an early American diplomat whose diplomatic efforts helped popularize the plant in festive decor. The story traces how this ornamental plant crossed from its Mexican origins to American holiday tables.
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Nan
Acheson
John W. Snyder
Treasury
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Poist’s Studio
East Middle St
Hanover, Pa
Yours
Forest Park
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Federal
Tunney W. Shindledecker
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Aevania and Echelor
Jeal Roberts
Poinsett
York Street
Desoto and
Melvin J. Sheffer
Railroad
Hanover
Queen Street
Littlestown, PA
J. C. Tanger and Son
Broadway
Onl
Hollander’s
Center Square
S. George St
York
Geisler Furniture Company
Carlisle Street
W. King Street
Chris
Columbia
Sewetay Co
Sule
Easton Watches
First Nat. Bank Bldg
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