Potomac Edison taps MacDonald to lead after Stultz resignation
At a Frederick board meeting Potomac Edison President D E Stultz resigned for health reasons. R G MacDonald was elected successor, bringing 29 years at West Penn Power and prior service as Marketing VP. Stultz remains on the board in an advisory role.
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Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
D. E. Stultz
Mir. Smitz
Ponemac Edison
Cro
Nel Stultz
R. P. Smith
R. Paul Smith
Stultz
Potomac Edison
Suiltz
Hagerstown
D. E. Smultz
R. G. MacDonald
West Penn Power Company
Greensburg
MacDonald
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh businessman to move to Hagerstown
ee Fund of Central Westmore e chairman of the EEI Sales Division Executive Committee joins the Illuminating Society, Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce and several clubs. He is a director of the Electric League of Western Pennsylvania and United Fund of Central Westmoreland. The MacDonalds will relocate to Hagerstown soon.
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Stultz
Hagerstown
Washington County Community Chest
Washington County United Fund
Hagerstown Manufacturers Bureau
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Ee Fund of
Central Westmoree
EEI
Ee Eeea
The
Illuminating Society
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Electric League of Western Pennsociation
United Fund of Central Westmoreland
Duquesne Club
University Club
Pittsburgh
Greensburg Country Club
MacDonald
Eight Scientists Die In Antarctic Station Fire
A fire at Mirny Station in Antarctica killed eight meteorology scientists six Russians one Czech and one German. The Aug. 3 disaster, the worst in six years of polar exploration, destroyed the meteorology building and halted Soviet and Iron Curtain research efforts. A delayed report from McMurdo Base reached the NSF explaining the loss.
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Washington
Antarctica
South Polar
Mirny
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Antarctic
U. S. Antarctica
McMurdo
National Science Foundation
Washington gives no explanation for delayed Russia accident report
The article notes that Washington offered no reason for why the Russians delayed 30 long in reporting the accident to the international scientific community, leaving observers seeking context.
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Washington
International Scient
Lodge Resigns From United Nations Post
Henry Cabot Lodge steps down as United Nations ambassador to campaign for vice president on the Republican ticket. President Eisenhower accepts the resignation with regret and full endorsement, praising Lodge's abilities and service in the nation’s best interests.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Eisenhower
Cabot
Lodge
Woman amputates son's leg to free him on farm
A Indiana woman used a butcher knife to amputate part of her son Cyrus Dyer's left leg after the limb became caught in a hay baler on the family farm five miles northeast of Princeton. Dyer, 43, was reported intubated and in serious condition.
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Princeton
Ind
Here
Cyrus Dyer
Prince es encogery accident amputates leg above Marietta
Dyer, 63, reports his son halted a baler to rest and had his fast on the shaft from the tractor to the baler when his pants leg became snagged. The incident left the leg amputated above the knee.
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Marietta
Dyer
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