Taneytown 4 H Club Plans Picnic for Aug 8
The Taneytown Girls 4 H Club met at the Leather man home to finalize plans for their annual picnic set for August 8 at the Stonesifer residence. Diana Windish is named a representative to Club Week at the University of Maryland, and Betty Stonesifer demonstrated a record book while Dora and Joan Leather man taught walnut cookies. Newsy Notes report a reception for the new pastor Rev Robert P Mitchell and family at the Evangelical Church of Taneytown, with guest pastors from nearby churches assisting, and the Missionary Society of the Taneytown Presbyterian Church meeting at Mrs Chester Neal’s home.
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Taneytown Girls
Joan
Doris
Iris Leatherman
Earle Stonesife
Diana Windish
University of Maryland
Betty Stonesifer
Joan Leatheaman
Newsy
Evangelical Church of
Taneytown
Robert P. Mitchell
Lawrence
Thomas Frank Dunham
William F. Wiley
United Church of Christ
William M Hendrick
Presbyterian Church
Robert V. Johnson
Baust Church
Tyrone
Missionary Society of the
Hero Laborer Disappears After Saving Six From Car Plunge
In Uniontown Alabama a lone Negro laborer, William Henry Fitts, dived into a creek and freed three children and two adults from an upside down car, while a baby and its mother escaped. He vanished after the rescue, leaving Lt. R E Ethridge praising his actions. All six injured were hospitalized in Demopolis in serious condition.
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Uniontown
Ala
R.E. Ethridge
Highway Patrol
Ethridge
Demopolis
Fitts
What's Behind Actions Of Angry Men
Dorothy Dix discusses Dr Joyce Brothers column on hostile husbands. Readers learn two core motives for anger: chronic irritability from a childhood sense of omnipotence and a tendency to blame others for real or imagined wrongs. The piece analyzes how frustration from minor triggers escalates.
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Dorothy Dix
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Mrs. X
Superman
Watertown teen wins American Legion School Award
Thomas H Willmott grandson of Mrs Ruth Dixon Thomas of Elm Street in Watertown New York recently graduated from Watertown High School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry H Willmott and will attend Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts in the fall.
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Thomas H Willmott
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Elm Steet
Watertown High School
Watertown
N.Y
Henry H. Willmott
Emily Thomas
Willmott
American Legion School
Williams College
Williamettown
Mass
Hidden realization breeds ire among insecure minds
The text speaks of frustration when individuals suspect others view them as inferior. It notes hidden self-awareness of supposed genius masks a belief that others see them as lesser, provoking tension and resentment.
Nobody loves me grouches learn calm and humor
The piece outlines how self knowledge helps chronic grouches curb anger. It argues the “nobody loves me” type must shift from fury to perspective, recognizing life’s priorities, developing humor, and identifying with others. It cites aging parents and invites readers to request Dr Joyce Brothers leaflet by mail.
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Bell-Me-Clure Syndicate
Joyce Brothers
Pullman's Welded-Aluminum Cars Enter Chicago Service
Innovations in rapid transit promise major city changes as welded-aluminum cars go into Chicago. The Institute for Rapid Transit in Washington shows modern cars more attractive and efficient than old coaches and predicts rapid transit in 19 more U.S. cities by 1980, with three-quarters of Americans in urban centers.
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Institute For Rapid Transit
Washington
Institute
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco
Wire On Fence Kills 3 Savannah Children
In Savannah Georgia three children died when a 4000-volt line fell across a fence as they left a backyard and entered a neighboring yard. Victims were Teddy Sapp 12 Renee North 6 and Wanda 12. Police investigated the incident and identified the family links.
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Savannah
Teddy Sapp
Renee North
Wanda
Teddy
India
B. C. Sapp
Platinum Shades semi-final in Cumberland Band Contest
Platinum Shades, a Frederick musical combo, reached the semi finals in a regional band contest held last week at Shippensburg and will compete July 27 at Shippensburg for the title of best combo band in the Cumberland Valley. In Louisville, thirteen first year medical students agreed to practice in eastern Kentucky counties short of doctors in exchange for low cost loans under the Rural Kentucky Medical Scholarship Fund.
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CAL
Frederick
Shippensy
Shippensburg
Cumberland Valley
Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
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Thomas H. Willmott
Tray
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Homewood Church
Williamsport
Washington County
Hagerstown Herat
F. Ross Myers
Jacob Hoffman
H. K. Stickell
Homewood
Hoffman
Stickell
General Steel Industries, Inc
St. Louis
Port Authority Trans-Hudson
PATH
North New Jersey
Manhattan
Pullman
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Rich
General Motors
CPM
Lemmy
Jeje
Sao
Ee Colonial Jewelers
W. Patrick St
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