Bomb Thrown At Hagerstown Walkout Moves Toward Secret Ballot
A flare bomb was hurled near striking Fairchild Aviation workers in Hagerstown during a 24 day walkout. Deputy Leister Isanogle will search for fingerprints. Mayor Herman Mills urged a secret ballot to gauge if workers want to return to work. Negotiations stalled after a wage dispute over merit versus seniority. Federal Mediator Kotin saw no resume date. About 5,200 county workers idle. production at Fairchild Packet halted.
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Hagerstown
JPA
Fairchild Aviation Division
Leister Isanogle
Fairchild
Isanogle
Herman L. Mills
Washington
Federal Mediation Service
Leo Kotin
Community Notes From Lovettsville Area
Lovettsville Virginia notices report Mr W A Moore drafted for engineering at Fort Belvoir. Local visits include Mrs Carroll Baker to Mrs Catherine Loy and a weekend with Mrs Pearl Graham, Mrs McKimmey, and others. Selby Williams and spouse welcomed a daughter Pegry Ann at Loudoun Hospital Leesburg. Seme Demonstration Cub met at Mrs P P Legard with 14 attending and county nurses visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
W. A. Moore
Fort Belvair
Caroll Baker
Catherine Loy
Carroll Williams
Wendall
Ollie Compher
Marvin
Kenneth Baker
Harvey Baker
John Rollison
Waterford
H. D. Beatty
Patricia
J. W. Beatty
Frederick
Alvin Crawford Jr
Leslie Graham
Washington
McKimmey
Pearl Graham
Selby Williams
Pegry Ann
Loudoun Hospital
Leesburg
Can
Seme Demonsration
P. P. Legard
Dan
Robert Legard
George Wire
Flying Box Car Troup Carrying Transport
A brief reference describes a troop carrier nicknamed the Flying Box Car, a transport vehicle familiar to personnel for moving troops or cargo.
Health month topic sparks talk on Cancer by Mrs Roys
The message for the month centers on Health with Mrs Roys presenting Cancer. Attendees include Mrs Dora Souder Mrs Far Weatherly Mrs PF Le gerd Sr Mrs Robert Legard Miss Katherine Scott and several others. A February 22 meeting location Frederick with Mrs Dora Louder planned. Weekend guests Miss Mary Ann Leister Bedford and Mr Lawrence Doll Westminster visited Mrs Ruth Fletcher and Mrs Otho Spring. Local social notes cover multiple visits dinners and a school palm dance raising funds for polio and a forthcoming dance fundraising for a school charity. The U S feather industry uses about 40 million goat skins yearly, mostly imported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roys
Dora Souder
Far] Weatherly
PF. Legerd, Sr
Robert Legard
Katherine Scott
Elbert Everhart
James Akers
Franks
Leonard Everhart
Laura Potterfield
J. A Womeldorph
Cecil Robinette
H. W
Woman's voyage through life and a vegetable compound
A reader shares experiences of menopausal changes including hot flushes and nervousness. She describes overheard comments and credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and ongoing use to improve resistance to hot flashes and tense emotions. She praises its taste and says it helps women troubled by such symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Shydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Daily English Lesson Word Digest Digression and Usage
Daily lesson presents usage notes on misused terms and pronunciation. It highlights widow versus widow woman and teaches digression as a departure from the main topic with guidance to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Fire at East Third Street Dwelling Causes Minor Damage
Fire crews from Citizens hook and ladder and United rescue truck companies responded to a 4 p.m. Wednesday alarm at 228 East Third Street. A slight blaze caused minor damage to the residence when a temporary wiring extension shorted.
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Junior Engine
Citizens Hook-And-Ladder
United Rescue Truck Companies
East Third Street
Birthday Party for Billy Grossnickle Near Myersville
Billy Grossnickle was entertained with two birthday cakes and a party on Sunday at his home near Myersville for his second birthday. Billy received many gifts. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Willie Grossnickle, Ernie and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rost, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boyce, Lloyd and Joe Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Larl Moss, Wayne and Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Grossnickle
Myersville
Billy
Tose
Willie Grossnickle
Ernie
Wm. Rost
Barbara
Maynard Rice
Joe Boyce
Lloyd
Joe, Jr
Larl Moss
Wayne
Clayton
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Monroy
Wrete
J. Goetze
Monrovia
Tele
New Market
Howard Schaetter
Brthiesda
Palmer’s Cash Market
East Church Street
Dulany Frozen Food
Owanuidow
Winchester
William Washington
Collins
William Baker
James Tritappe
Harry Steeam
Edith Bruim
Ray Beckmandranswick
Ralph Graham
Shirley
Klenneth Baker
Carroll Baker
L. A. Womeldorph
United States
Faden
Petahis
Chan
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
the Hotpoint Appliances
N. Carroll St
Pearre
DREUG
Markell & Ford
Rayon
Cord
Penney
Chenille
Denier
Valentine
Bacer
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