Fire Companies Hold Annual Elections In Two Units
Two fire companies named Independent Hose and Citizens Truck held their annual elections with no major officer changes. Juniors elected last night, Dr John M Culler declined surgeon role to rival, Dr Robert M Pilgram elected. United Steam Fire Engine re elected Storm president, Captain Forney and officers announced. Building program delays banquet. Open House planned with ambulance expected by April 1.
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Junior
United Fire Companies
Hose Co
Truck Co
John M. Culler
Robert M. Pilgram
Frederick Company
W. Merval Weaver
Lets R. Dertzbaugh
Russell H. McCain
Marion Talley
Charles ©. Troxell
Francis B. Sappington
Ernest Reeder
Melvin Fox
Austin Fogle
Alonzo Coran
Harry Yinger
John Davis
Charles F. “Chinkey” Bell
Francis Davis
Chester Hamilton
James B Ropst
William P. Reeder
James Gearinger
Jerry McConnell
Harry Curry
Luther Hargett
Albert Blumenauer
Edward Blumenauer
George Houck
Gene Grumbine
Gene Smith
Charles Willard
William Boost
Paul Despeaux
Gene J. Droneburg
Jack W. Droneburg
Donald G. Fry
Kenneth L. Keefer
Roland Kolb
Samuel N. Mauro
James W. Stockman
Edwin H. Sponseller
D. D
Ernest A. Dettbarn
G. Elmer Brengle
Joseph
Houff
Paul W. Etzler
Julius F. Lockner
Richard F. Harrison
Forney
Marrone
Peddlers Of Gloom Hit By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower in a televised address rejects doom mongers and vows to use every legitimate means to sustain prosperity. He cites past accomplishments, notes deep concerns on living costs and taxes, and stresses service and growth without war threats. He previews a forthcoming State of the Union and seeks bipartisan support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Jenn
Congress
Korea
U ’S
Doan’s Pills Offer Kidney Relief Claims
Suffering from backache loss of pep headaches and dizziness linked to slow kidney function. Diress and strain may cause this, with minor bladder irritation from cold or diet. Don’t neglect kidneys, try Doan’s Pills a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
Eisenhower lists 12 aims of his program for welfare and reform
In a White House address the president urged broad support for a program aimed at national welfare. He cited past achievements including end of Korea fighting, stronger defenses, security standards for federal workers, a billion dollar cut in Truman requests, reduced spending enabling tax cuts, removal of economy strangling controls, farm price stability, inflation halt, better executive legislative relations, emergency immigration law, a strong foreign policy, and a world pool for peaceful atomic energy.
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White House
Eisenhower
Korea
Silk Mills to Resume After Week-Long Strike
In Williamsport Maryland January 44 only 35 workers of about 400 at Federal Silk Mills reported for the first shift as the plant aims to reopen. Owner David Goetz warned nonreporting workers would be fired and said the office would stay open for new applications while considering rehiring strikers. A CIO United Textile Workers election result was set aside. a picket line remains at the entrance and Goetz and Frances Cottrell face assault charges from a scuffle last week set for January 18.
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Williamsport
Federal Silk Mills
David Goetz
Cio-United Textile Workers
National Labor Relations
BUA UL LE Yasin Ve Luspiainiya
Goetz
CIO
Frances Cottrell
At Odds Over Tax Program 1954 Reform Clash Emerges Over Excise Cuts
Washington reports show Secretary Humphrey and Rep. Reed at odds yet not hostile over a Republican 1954 tax plan. Reed proposals seek deep excise tax cuts, mainly lowering rates from 20 to 10 percent on items like fur garments cosmetics and phones, costing about 900 million yearly. The two sides aim to preserve the 10 percent income tax cut and excess profits tax expiration while pursuing broader deductions and a revised tax framework totaling nearly 62 billion dollars in annual reductions.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Humphrey
Daniel A. Reed
Oday
Reed
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Minyahrer
White House
GOP
Capitol Hill
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Congress
World Bank Suspends Czechoslovakia Over Payment
Washington reports the World Bank suspended Czechoslovakia for failing to pay 625000 in overdue subscriptions. The bank said no payment or communication arrived by the December 31 deadline set by governors. Iron Curtain members Polish and Yugoslav status noted. Poland resigned in 1950.
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Washington
World Bank
Czechoslovakia
Casecitlat Peivetses
United Nations
Russia
Iron Curtain
Poland
Yugoslavia
Live anti aircraft shell found aboard Baltimore streetcar
Army intelligence officers investigated how a live 40 millimeter anti-aircraft shell ended up on a Baltimore streetcar. Army Capt. Joseph T. Cadden warned the shell could kill at least five people at close range and cause injuries to many more.
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Baltimore
Sub To Be Launched Soon
The Navy will launch the atomic submarine Nautilus at Groton January 21 and test it submerged for two months or more to study underway speed and pressure. Weighing about 3,000 tons and 300 feet long, it may reach above 20 knots submerged, with possible speeds to 35 knots.
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Washington
Groton
Cann
Atomic Energw Commission
Navy
False Arrest Suit Filed In Hagerstown
Herbert Carnes Sr. sues Washington County Maryland sheriff and two deputies in a $30,000 damage suit alleging wrongful arrest of his 15 year old son. Plaintiffs name Sheriff Edward L. Rowland Deputy J Frank Winters and Leister R. Isanogle plus their bonding company as defendants. Detention without a warrant kept the boy in the county jail eight days without formal charges.
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Hagerstown
Jan
Washington County
Herbert Carnes Sr
Williamsport
Edward L. Rowland
J. Frank Winters
Leister R. Isanogle
Carnes
Winters
Young!Carnes
Four Die In Farm Fire Near Eudora Arkansas
A dairy farmer D D Ray his wife Wille Ann Ray and two of their six children died when fire swept through their farm home near Eudora Arkansas early today. The oldest son 19 tried to rescue them but flames forced him to retreat. The home stood six miles south of Eudora about 200 yards from the Louisiana line. Two other children escaped. names of the missing four were not released.
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Eudora
Ark
Farmer
D. D. Ray
Wille Ann Ray
Stevie Ray
Ray
Here
Louisiana Line
Carnivorous Animals Eat Mostly Vegetables Claims
Carnivorous animals are flesh eaters by classification yet many bears, despite being carnivores, live largely on vegetables. The statement notes bears’ herbivorous tendencies within the carnivorous class.
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