Nominations By Firemen At Walkersville
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company dominated officers Monday night to be balloted on Jan 4 8 and were told a new pumper built to order in Baltimore will be delivered after the first of the year. Beard declined renomination as president. Hahn declined to seek re election as treasurer. Eight directors will be elected from 20 candidates. Stoner and Taylor named without opposition. Thirty two lines describe nominees for president vice president secretary treasurer and other posts.
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Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company
Baltimore
Philip H. Beard
Beard
Maryland State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Preston Hahn
Hahn
Glade
James E Stoner
Wiliam C. Taylor
Rev
Taylor
Walkersville
Luther Harvie
Ralph Dochumerman
Edgar Zimmerman
Walter Zimmerman
Robert Applegate
Edward Hedges
Melwood Filler
Charles D. Barker
William Powell
Charles Hoke
Glenn
Military Manpower To Be Cut, Wilson Says
Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson announced a cut in military manpower for the next fiscal year starting July 1 but refused to give a figure. He said the June 1956 strength would be less than 3,047,000 planned, with reductions mainly in the Army. President Eisenhower said a reserve program could reduce active personnel. Wilson stressed timing and cautioned against jumping levels.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Eisenhower
Jless
Warring buys farms and a house in 1947 purchases
Emitt R. Warring a Washington gambler testified to buying two Virginia farms and a Washington house for 54 250 in 1947. Government contends he reported 29 559 income while alleging more than 147 000 was earned that year. Bank official testified on frequent coin exchanges and a long account history. The jury heard about a 12 250 house purchase on L Street NW.
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Washington
Fairfax County
Charles Ford
Grady
Wag
Hamilton National Bank
Warring
Baltimore
Emmitt R. Warring
Virginia
William J. Grady
Hyatissile
Pennsylvania Ave
Hamilton National Bank of Washington
U. S
George Cochran Doub
W. Calvin Chesnut
L Street
N. W
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Nathan Dorse
Francis Athingnam
Yingling
Sykesville
West Patrick Street
Odiver Dorsey
Dionken-Drayig
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Agricultural Conservation Program
ASC
James Carmack
William Stockman
Lackey
People’s Night Court
Oscar Frantis Lackey
Cockessville
Yellowstone National Park
North Market Street
Tweed—Miracle
Shanghai
Yardley Lavender
Faberge Woodhue—Tigress Aphrodisia
Cologne
Yardley
Corner Market
Revlon O Pe
Red
Colognes
Powder An Faberge
D’orsay
Jasmin
Bois Des Iles
Lanvin
Arpege
Hazel Bishop Yardley
Old Spice
Leatherie Tweed
Chantilly
Eliz
Arden H. Rubinstein
Aphrodisia
Shalimar
Jicky
Mitsuuko
Stradavari
Dandy Fantastique
Caron
Belledgia
Remington
Sunbeam
DANA
Coty
Origan
Paris
Emeraude
T’aimant
Styx
Whitman
Quers
Ne’s Furniture Store
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