Plain Tall By Johnston Plain Tall By Johnston Chiegeo
July 23. Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America says in a speech for AFL AFL CIO convention that progressive today puts production first and condemns scarcity. He calls for labor management cooperation to raise output and eliminate wasteful practices and strikes.
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Chiegeo
Jamion Willett
OgLeve
Eric Johnston
Mosion Picture Association Off America, Inc
AFL
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
IATSE
Motion Picture Machine Operators Union
MPMOU
Johnston
Wed in Evangelical Parsonage Miss Helen V Wedges Marries Ray Smith
The wedding of Miss Helen V Wedges Geogiece of Mr and Mrs John Edgar Yinger West Fifth street to Ray Smith son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith Utica was held at eight PM in the Evangelical Korean parsonage. Rev W W Garrett officiated. The bride wore ice blue tailored suit with white accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds and baby's breath. Attendants Miss Clara Delauter and David Grossnickel. A reception followed at the bride's parents home on South Market Street.
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Helen V. Wedges
John Edgar Yinger
West Fifth Street
Ray
Smith
Elmer Smith
Utica
Koreran
W. W. Garrett
Lutheran Church
Clara Delauter
David Grossnickel
Delauter
Anne Nerd Oraenhune
Mrs. Smith
South Market Street
Local Social Notes From Sabillasville Area
Sabillasville residents visit relatives and friends in nearby towns. Maude McCoy and son from Rouzerville spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Iva Brown. Raymond Elder visited Baltimore. Diana Alexander and family from Iowa visited friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Alexander and daughter Diana from Iowa spent time with friends. Mr and Mrs Richard Wiggins from Washington weekend with Mrs Higgins and family. Mrs Mary McDonald of New Jersey staying with Mr and Mrs Edgar Wachter. John Naylor entertaining grandson from Baltimore. William Mattox and family from North Plainfield NJ returned home after Sabillasville visit. Shirley Waynant celebrated eleventh birthday with a party at home. Mr and Mrs Maurice Shindle--------------
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Sabillasville
Maude McCoy
Rouzerville
Iva Brown
Raymond Elder
Baltimore
Jean de Lauter
Harry Alexander
Diana
Iowa
Richard Wiggins
Washington
Higgins
Bart Eby
Mary MicDonald
New Jersey
Edgar Wachter
John Naylor
Willam Mattox
North Plainfield
N. O
Ater
James Leeshirley Waynant
Maurice Shindle
Couple from Myersville Ties With Thiamville Meeting
Former Staff Sgt. Austin A. Long of Myersville and his wife Katie Kissel Long of Thiamville share a photograph. She arrived in the United States last week to join him after meeting while he was stationed at Thiamville. They reside in Myersville.
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Austin A. Long
Myersville
Frederick County
Thiamville
Local notices and social items from Williamsport area
Social notes report visits by Cecker and daughter Marsha Ann and Robert Lee Troxell in Williamsport Pa. Pvt Vaughn Waynum on a day furlough from Shepard Field Tx with wife and son. Mr and Mrs Charles Holtz and family of Hagerstown with George Haltz family. Joseph Ratas of Baltimore visiting his parents. Pvt William Chester Kipe transferred from Keesler Field Miss to Boca Raton Fla. Wade Pryor of Norfolk spent a few days with the Pryor family. Raymond Hahn and daughter Becky of Emmitsburg visited the Kipe family. Ladies Guild of St John’s Reformed church met with 31 members and 4 guests. Louise Stoulemyer added. A crocheted centerpiece given to Marian McKissick. Guild to meet every three weeks in July and August. Hostesses Lena Pryoo and Mabel Eby. SULT FILED suit for 1048.82 over sale of property in Montgomery County entered in Circuit Court by Franklin D Hayes and Mary O P Hayes against Merritt Lockwood of Tuscarora. Plaintiffs say 140 they paid 648.42 and seek balance. defendant refused payment and conveyed the plots elsewhere. Plaintiffs seek refund and accounting of profits from alleged conveyance. Suit filed through Reuben Bennett and Edward Storm, attorneys.
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Julius Ratas
Pvt
William Chester Kipe
Keesler Field
Migs
Boca Raton
Florida
Wade Pryor
Yeoman
Norfolk
Roy Pryor
Raymond Hahnland
Becky
Emmitsburg
Guy Kipe
Sult
Mwc Iory
Montgomery County
Franklin D. Hayes
Mary O P. Hayes
Merritt Lockwood
Tuscarora
Henvy
HiHandale
Silver Spring
Parkman Road
Reuben Bennett
Edward
Storm
Sixteenth Pine Mar Fellowship Opens Sunday
The Pine Mar Fellowship begins its sixteenth annual services this Sunday and will continue with afternoon and evening sessions through August 4 and August 11.
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Pine Mar
Maryland GOP Platform Endorses Term Limits and Election Board Parity
The Maryland Republican platform adopted at the Lord Baltimore hotel calls for a ban on governor consecutive terms, Senate approval for gubernatorial appointments, and equal party representation on election boards. It also pledges balanced budgets, reform of wartime controls, and expanded care for veterans within a broader political agenda.
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Baltimore
Tyr
Maryland
Senate
Lord Baltimore
Plattics
Frem
Palestine
Ave Ancocement
Interdenominational Services Announced Near Taneytown
No week night services this program weekend. Rev Franklin P Brose of Westminster directs Pine Mar on Highway 32 near Taneytown. Ministers include Rev C H Barr of Carrotton and Rev Arthur Garvin of Taneytown. Several choirs will furnish music with Raymond and Anna Edwards singing Sunday afternoon and evening July 28.
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Franklin P. Brose
Westminster
Pine Mar
Highway 32
Taneytown
C. H. Barr
Carrotton
Arthur Garvin
Raymond
Anna Edwards
Maryland program for reform and modernization outlined
State program calls for Senate approval of gubernatorial appointments to posts and equal party representation on election boards. It seeks road expansion funded by gas taxes, housing via labor management cooperation, restoration of Racing Commission standards, unemployment and workers compensation reforms, natural resource protection, Public Service Commission rehabilitation, repeal of the declaration of intentions act, civil liberties protections, women's equal rights, Baltimore police department administration reforms, first class mental hospitals and a 700 bed tuberculosis hospital for Negroes, education system improvements, teacher pay increases, more equitable state funding, revenue distribution study, fair representation in legislature, county and House election reforms, a Chesapeake Bay bridge with 24 hour ferry service until completion.
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Senate
State Racing Commission
Public Service Commission
Baltiete Pulige Departmeni Vy
Maryland Commission
Maryland
House of Delegates
Chesapeake Bay
Fifth Atomic Bomb To Be Dropped Wednesday
The Associated Press reports the fifth atomic test set for Bikini Atoll on Wednesday at 4 35 p m EST barring changes A forecast of good weather supports the plan Seventy five sips are ready near the detonation center with battleships Arkansas and New York and carrier Saratoga in the area Observers Army and Navy scientists journalists will be present Drone planes will collect data while other craft monitor the water plume Radioactivity should subside in days or weeks depending on diffusion
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Bikini
Bikini Lagoon
Arkansies
Saratoga
New York
Navy
Former GI captured after manhunt for slaying
Kenneth Hanley, a former GI, is captured after a weeklong manhunt in Worristown Pennsylvania. He walked into his home at 7 15 p m with a gunshot wound, wearing torn clothes and swollen feet, after being found in Six Boys woods and evading posses.
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Worristown
Kenneth Hanley
Six Boys Woods
James Burns
Patrick O'Hara
Hanley
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Mabel Eby
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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Dave L. Johnson
Georgia
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Mays
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Sherwood Products
Betheline-Sinclair
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