Gasoline supply looks good says Ball despite risks
Washington June 13 Max Bail of the Interior Department said the nation’s gasoline supply for summer and fall looks pretty good and he plans to resign as director of the oil and gas division. He warned of brief Midwest shortages due to transport issues and noted a possible impact from coal miners’ talks. Ball urged conservation and cautioned about potential tanker or steel-related disruption to fuel supplies.
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Washington
Max Bail
Interior Department
Department
Oil and Gas Division
Confcident
Ball
Midwest
United Mine Workers
Isser
Denver
Emmitsburg High School Faces Closure Move
About 250 Emmitsburg alumni and guests gathered for a banquet and dance marking the town high school's possible closure. Principal Leary warned of loss if Emmitsburg students join Thurmont High, while alumni debated action and elected new officers. William Simpson performed as soloist and plans for a school-board backed consolidation linger.
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Emmitsburg High School Alumni Association
Emmitsburg Lutheran
Sterbinski
Donald Agnew
Universal Potteries Inc
Cambridge
Sarry W. Hays
Princeton University
Leary
Emmitsburg
Ithout
Thurmont High
Association
William Simpson
Western Maryland College
Ada Sperry
John Franklin
Margaret Wood
Harry McNair
Engagement Announced Between Urette Entkin and Oscar Schultz Jr
Mrs E W Entrikin announces the engagement of Urette Entkin to Oscar Schultz Jr son of Mrs Oscar Schultz. Entkin is in her second year at Findlay College and Schultz is a junior at Findlay College. The wedding is planned for the fall.
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E .W. Entrikin
Urette
Abigail
Oscar Schultz, Jr
Oscar Schu Freder
Ent
Finday College
Schultz
Findlay College
Woman Ordained First in Evangelical and Reformed Church
Beatrice Mr. Weaver of Bethlehem Pa becomes the first woman ordained in the Evangelical and Reformed Church. She is 24 and a graduate of the Evangelical and Reformed Theological Seminary. She will assist in historical research this summer and serve as assistant pastor at St Pauls Church in Lancaster starting September.
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Lancaster
P—Thevangelical and Reformed Church
Beatrice Mr. Weaser
Bethlehem
Evangelical and Reformed Theological Seminary
Miss Weaver
St. Paul's Church
Oak Ridge Labor Dispute Ends After 52 Hours Talks
Settlement of a long labor dispute at Oak Ridge National Laboratory announced by Clark Center of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals. About 875 workers will gain a wage increase of roughly 15.2 cents per hour plus vacation benefits. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service said talks lasted 52 hours and reached a 4.30 a.m. agreement. The AFL Atomic Trades and Labor Council and union had pressed for higher pay and welfare concessions from previous contracts.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Clark Center
Carbide and Carbon ‘Chemicals Corp
AFL ‘Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Cyrus S Ching
Lime Kiln Social Guests Visit and Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dembinsky and Thomas W. Fisher of Baltimore visited Sunday with Mrs. G. W. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carter. Brunswick guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Castle and son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers and daughter Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fox and son Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mauro and son Jerry, Miss Rosale Jewell, and Karen Lee Bowers of Brunswick. Mrs. L. E. Feaga is spending a few days with her daughter.
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Charles Dembinsky
Thomas W. Fisher
Baltimore
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
C. E. Jewel
George Castle
Bobby
George Bowers
Judy
Brunswick
Sam Fox
Wayne
Sam Mauro
Jerry
Rosale Jewell
Frederick
Karen Lee Bowers
L. E. Feaga
Engagement of Joyce Lee Poffinger HalE
Air and Mrs Leroy Poffinberger near Middletown announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Lee to Bernard A. Hale son of Mrs Mabel Hale and the late Silas Hale of Lander. The wedding will take place this summer. Washington Mr and Mrs Paul Green celebrate the birth of a son Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Wallich and daughters Shirley and Mary Elizabeth with relatives in Brunswick. Mr and Mrs Charles Oland and family near Halethorpe with children Glen Shelva Jeans and Mrs Nelle Oland Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Oland and family near Halethorpe. Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald and daughter Carol Ann Frederick spent Sunday at the...
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Air
Leroy Poffinberger
Middletown
Joyce Lee
Bernard A. Hale
Mabel Hale
Silas Hale
Lander
Charles, Bruchie
Washington
Paul Green
Earl Wallich
Shirley
Mary Elizabeth
Brunswick
Charles Oland
Glen
Shelva Jeans
Nelle Oland
Thomas Oland
Halethorpe
Charles McDonald
Carol Ann
Frederick
Local visits bound by family ties across towns
The brief notices list social calls and visits: Mrs. Susie Funk and Julius visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cat Sail near Adamstown. Master Jackie Cordell of Clarksburg stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cecil. Mrs. Nettie Orland spent days with her brother in Walkersville. Ruth Davis, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cecil, returned home near Mt Airy after visiting grandparents.
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Mr. McDonald
Vernon McDonald
Susie Funk
Julius
Walter Catsail
Adamstown
Jackie Cordell
Clarksburg
Smith Cecil
Nettie Orland
Walkersville
Ruth Davis
Walter Cecil
Mt. Airy
Union Bridge Couple Attend Baltimore Methodist Conference
Mr and Mrs George P Starr of Linwood attend the Baltimore annual conference of the Methodist church at American University in Washington DC joining other Union Bridge members for the event.
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Union Bridge
George P. Starr
Linwood
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
American Univer
Washington, D. C
Union Bridge events cover summer notes and bonds vote
Otis Devilbiss Jr arrives from Massanutten Academy to spend summer with parents in Union Bridge and plans to return to school next year. C E Engel leaves for Battle Creek vacation. Union Bridge Fire Company carnival at park grounds June 21 to 26. 27th annual Union Bridge High School Alumni banquet held June 9 at Vindabona Hotel Braddock Heights. Carroll County bond referendum authorizes up to 1.5 million for schools and 1.5 million for roads with voter approval in November and required expenditure descriptions.
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Starr
Union Bridge High School
Vindabona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Marriage Licenses Issued At Westminster And Taneytown
Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to William Glenn Bollinger and Charlotte Agatha Baker. In Taneytown Bernard Eugene Elliot and Gloria Adelaide Simpson were licensed.
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Westminster
William Glenn Bollinger
Charlotte Agatha Baker
Taneytown
Bernard Eugene Elliot
Gloria Adelaide Simpson
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Citizens’ Committee On Education
Oran Woodpert
Peg
Radiom2 Television Service
Sesson
Jet Mr. Thomas Cefar
Beauty Shop
Weat Patrick Street
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Ocean City
George Washington Hotel
J. Vernon Coblentz
Ouija
Queen City Brewing CO
Cumberland, Oid
Hagerstown
Abixall Entrikin
Finch’s Lawn and Garden Supply
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Orlean
Lee Ears Tree
Sterling Elgin
Hamilton
South Market St
Joyce L. Poffinberger
Carroll
Carroll County
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Sherwood Point
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Betheline-Sinclaire
Sherwood
Indiana
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Sherwood Brothers
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