Cross Denies He Approved Low Wage Pact
Washington June 20 President James G Cross denied approving substandard wage agreements with Zion Industries labor relations official whose son lent him 37000 Cross testified to the Senate Rackets Committee that the loans were incidental to many accusations and that he expected vindication. The committee ends its inquiry into racketeering in labor and industry as it pursues further evidence and prepares a report.
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Washington
Bakers Usion
James G. Cross
Cross
Senate
Sian
Martin L. Philipsburn Sr
Zion Industries, Inc
Zion
I. Cross
Los Angeles
Philipsborn
McClellan
Blue Ridge
Ore
Cra
Hewienans
George Stuart
Stuart
Zion Indus
United Church To Be Formed Next Week In Historic Merger
The Congregational Christian Church and the Evangelical and Re formed Church will unite to form the United Church of Christ in Cleveland on Tuesday. The merger creates a 2,150,000 member denomination and breaks past denominational barriers. Leaders say the union marks a significant step in American Protestantism despite opposition from a minority of congregations and pending court challenges.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Congregational Christian Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Douglas H. Ion
Harvard Divinity School
E. and R. Church
James E. Wagner
Congregational Christian
Howell D. Davies
Chicago
Cleveland
Last Bodies Moved From Hagerstown Potter's Field
The last of several bodies removed from Hagerstown's Potter's Field to clear space for new development, marking the end of a long burial site clearance. City officials say all remaining remains have been relocated and the project proceeds as planned.
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Cancer Research Center
Western’ Shore Chronic Disease Hospital
Rose Hit Cemetery
Andrew K. Coffman
Hagerstown
Bellevue Potter's Field
Bellevue County
Cancer Research
National Institutes of Health
Coffman
Cancer Center
Potter's Field
Young actor Richard Langley returns to Jennerstown Playhouse cast
Richard Langley son of Mr and Mrs Stephen S Langley returns to Jennerstown Mountain Playhouse summer stock for a second year. He just completed his third year at Frederick High School and has appeared with Community Players and Mountain Theater Braddock Heights. Directing Jennerstown stock is Charles Carin. Eunice Wheaton and Richard Woods also join the cast.
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Richard Langley
Stephen S. Langley
North Maret Street
Jennerstown
Jennerstown Mountain Playhouse
Young Langley
Frederick High School
Community Players
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Charles Carin
Braddock Companies
Jenverstown
Eunice Wheaton
Richard Woods
Langley
Ajenverstown
Lawyer Author Nyburg Dies in Baltimore After fifty years at the bar
Sydney L. Nyburg a Baltimore lawyer and author of fiction and history died at age after a long career starting from 1901. He practiced in Baltimore from 1902 until retiring in 1955 due to ill health. Survivors include a son Robert Nyburg of Baltimore. A separate report notes 13 year old Richard Dudley drowned in Middle River near Essex while near Hawthorn Homes as police and fire crews searched for several hours.
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Baltimore
Sydney L. Nyburg
Nyburg, Ton
University of Maryland Law Schol
United World Federa
Roberti i S. Noburg
Mary
Richard Dudley
Wigay
Middle River
Hawthorn Homes
Essex
Officers Entertained at Third Regular Sale Event
Sal e No. 57 hosted the third regular sale with officers listed including Depart mental Chapeau Eulalia L Aigle and Le Det Chapeau Premiere Mabel Ashurst. Guests featured Susie Ramshueg and Mary Gilchrist as key committee leaders while trophies and a guest history segment highlighted the evening.
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Salon Abnett Haugh
Pututsi
Plaza Hobb
Balimoce
Wee Arive
Marner Hpton
Menitiersiup
Susie Ramshueg
Ciapeau
CUP
Eulalia L'Aigle
Chapeau
Virginia Hawkins
Atrs
Jasey Jackson
Eda Marks
Notable ROTC Graduate Receives Distinguished Award
Mrs Helen earned his commission with the ROTC and was named a distinguished military graduate. Ward and Leys discussed the Free Circular circulating public notary in the United States, noting the 1833 establishment in Peterborough as a landmark. The piece references Gettysburg and states tax supported efforts, with June 9 events noted.
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the News
Frederick
Helen
Y Rotc
Ways and
Gettysburg
Departmenta
Yard Commission
Celvysburg
Jose
William A. Ward
Lifgan
Ward
U. S
Peterborough
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Herbert
Davis
Middletown High School
Keachi
Principe
Rob H. Reddick
Maryland
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Reddick
United Church
Richmond
Cincinnati
Carlos D. Gosnell
M Carlos&. Gosneil
Braddock Heishis
Western
Maryland College
United States Army Reserve
Western Maryland
Beta Beta Beta Honorary Biological Society
Gamma Beta Chi Fraternity
Fort Bliss
Tex
Frank Keefer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed Church Junior Choir
Nancy Cutsail
Cheryl Emge
Janet Marsh
Martha Cline
Richard Best
Maria Pateotogos
Patsy Geisbert
Linda Bover
Margaret Biser
Leroy Blumenauer
Dotty Pease
Susan Kreh
Sandra Derr
Kay Huffer
Richard Graham
Sharon Hargeu
Margaret Geisbert
Amvets Air-Condioned Club
Amvets
Fairbanks Morse
Gelmore Ausherman Moq
Dailey
N. Market St
Jfficers
Prescription
Movean Paramacy
JRUGE
Market St
Mindera
Bath
Goed
Ridge Road
N. Starker
Apt
N. B
Fred
Rt 44
Wisted
Amall
Dan Wight
E. Carmichael
North Court Street
Phares
Square Dance
Damascus
Clearwater
Kischer Readquarters
Rey Ae Pratt
K Our
Aan Eee i
Rtichen
Cavetown
Telephone Exterprise
The
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Linolleum
Yesteryear
N. Court St
Ned S. Zeiler
Bartier Bros
Iuarahteed
Helen's Launderette
Davis Ave
Biggs Avenue
Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Magnevorx
Continental
QSO
William
Hood Incorporated
Weat
Patrick Street
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