De Gaulle Gains Seen In Election Despite Small Assembly Support
The article notes Gen. Charles de Gaulle's apparent victory in French elections with the RPF as the strongest party in a multi party system, while he commands fewer than one fifth of National Assembly seats. It also mentions Communist opposition and the broader political climate.
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Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
RPF
Mac‘arthur
France
de Gaullists
Salute to the Union planned at Camp Detrick for Independence Day
Camp Detrick will fire a 48-shot Salute to the Union at noon on July 4 from two three inch guns. Capt. William R. Daume leads the picked crew as Officer of the Day. The event, the longest volley yet, will be echoed at other U.S. military posts. Also featured is ServicemAN of the Week Air Force T/Sgt. Robert N. Hall, with a biography noting service since 1942, World War II overseas, and later reenlistment. Military notes cover leaves, transfers, Good Conduct awards, new arrivals, and several weddings among Camp Detrick personnel.
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Air Force
Robert N. Hall
Kansas City
England
Edna Upton
Nottingham
Hall
United States
Fred J. Delmore
John D. M. Shaw
Chales H. Knauff
Felix P. Magliar
Maurice DB. Rice
George E. Elgin
William E. Goetz
Donald W. Thompson
Robert D. Obrien
Thomas E. Alexander
Robert R. Foote
Europe
Seave
Camp Kilmer
Ralph Bradley
Walter Cash
Norbert VanDinter
Camp Detrick
Christ G. Schmitt
Dumke
James , Cosgrove
Charley Kunzman
John F. Romanici
Richard N. Platt
Crown Point
Ind
Billie Rojean Park
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Francis W. Staper
Webster
Mass
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Reading
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Cleveland
Max S. Bullock
Joe E. Arnold
Charles R. Me
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Robert H. McQuain
Franklin
W. Va
Camp Detrick Mothers Club
Wishing Creek
John A. Cockerly
Toronto
Canada
C. D. Beachley
Frederick Memocal Hospital
Walter Helwig
Trenton K. Ruebush
BG. B. Berger
Allen A. Haut
J. L. Ivey, Jr
Vincent D. Chiodi
Camp Pickeil
Harold Ellingson
Robert W. Hetty
Minnesota
John Christopher
Stephen Noyes
New York
Stephanie
Noyes
Santa Fe
N. Mex
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Barbara
Sam Hutchens
Helen Sobotka
Syracuse
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Gambrill Gymnasium
Francis S. Gaither
Clinton Rhoades
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Lanner
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Dill Avenue
W. W. Griesemer
Constitution
American Export Lines
Thas
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Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
June 22 1901 notes describe Charles S Lane of Hagerstown purchasing the Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railway Company ponds for 35000 value bonds sold at 82 cents on the dollar. Lane aims to consolidate lines into a road between Frederick and Hagerstown. David Lowenstein donates East Third Street site for Maryland Grand Chapter Eastern Star home for widows and orphans. Frederick BaseBall beats New Windsor 11 1 at Athletic Park as Bready fans 11 strikeouts. Trinity Methodist Ladies stage old fashioned fair in Masonic Building. Ira N Logan leaves Frederick Academy for Carlisle Pa then New England.
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Hagerstown
Myersville and Catoctin
East Third Street
Maryland
Grand Chapter
The
Order At the Eastern Star
Eastern Star
Frederick
New Windsor
Athletic Park
Bready
Adamstown
Riddlemoser
Ladies OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Masonic
Market
Ira N. Logan
Frederick Academy
Carlisle
New England
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Colurons Of The News
June 22 1931 report covers a Bloomfield Indiana excursionist fatally injured attempting to board a Baltimore and Ohio train in Harpers Ferry. 4 H Girls Camp attendees from Frederick County. a purse snatching assault on John Noyes near Urbana. a house fire west of Plane No 4 along Route 40 with a saved garage.
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Bloomfield
Baltimore and Ohio
Harpers Ferry
Federation of
4-H Girls Clubs
Fraerick County
Camp Baker
Braddock
Heights
John Noyes
Urbana
Richard Vansant
Plane No. 4
Mt. Airy
Deaths of Ridinger Archer and Brooks Notables
notices of multiple deaths with details on Charles E Ridinger at Taneytown aged 87, wife Annie Cliigan Ridinger. survivors across Pennsylvania and Maryland. funeral plans and lodge honors. Also brief notices for Miss Mary Ruth Flook and Mee Arch er with service details. Marian Brooks of Union Bridge and Ardmore in Bryn Mawr Hospital, plus service locations and kin.
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Charles E. Ridinger
Curtis H. Reid
Taneytown
Isaac and
Susan Snyder Ridinger
Annie Cliigan Ridinger
Reid
Norris F. Sell
George Ridinger
Haverton
Lloyd Ridinger
Manheim
Robert Ridinger
York
Ridinger
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Taney Lodge
C. O. Fuss and Sons
Walden funeral held in Middleburg horse racing circles
Funeral services for Robert J. Walden, noted in horse racing and former Maryland Jockey Club director, were conducted at his Middleburg residence at 2 PM. Rev. Dufford H. Richmond and Rev. Ernest Colwell officiated. interment followed at Middleburg cemetery.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Middleburg
Dufford H. Richmond
Ernest Colwell
James T. Marsh
Truman Pearce
F. Earle Shriner
Pinkey Cowan
Morris Haines
Bassett Shoemaker
Edward P. Thomas
William H. B. Anders
L. C. Stitely
Elisha Hanson
William Jennings
C. F. Robison
Middleburg Cemetery
C. 0. Fuss and Son
Bethesda Methodist Church
Margaret E. Burdette
Marvin L. Burdette
Browningsville
Don E. Griffin
Thaddeus
James Bussara
Lewis Cross
Reginald Kephart
Eugene
Marion Lawson
Olin L. Molesworth
Mellie E. Reed
Kegley
W. Va
Union Bridge
Pleasant Valley Church
ClearSpring game scheduled for junior Legion team
Members of the local American Legion junior baseball team are to report at the Francis Scott Key post home between noon and 12 30 p m on Saturday. They will depart for Clearspring for the afternoon game against the Clear Spring nine.
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American Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Clear Spring Nine
Weddings Tie Love Across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Miss Margaret Alice Spring became the bride of John A. Wood in Lovettsville Virginia charms in a fern laden setting. The couple will reside in Sharp ton Pennsylvania after a Niagara Falls trip. The paper also notes other nuptials, civic events, and local movements including Frizell Harshman and Pearre family milestones.
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Wood
Margaret Alice Spring
J. J. Spring
Lovettsville
John A. Wood
Sharon
J. H. Wood
Altoona
A. L. VanDevanter
Lovattsville
David C. Crawford
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Robert Hockersmith
Shippensburg
Kenneth Faith
Aloona
William Tribby
Purcellville
Flora McDonald College
Red Springs
N. C
Hagerstown Business College
State Teachers College
Mendham
N. J
Pennsylvania
Sharpton, Pa
Anna Campher
Richard Schnoor
N.Y
Spelse
Dear Miss Dix on Marriage at Seventeen
Dorothy Dix advises a 16 year old girl debating marriage to a boy who loves her. She condemns marrying without love, recommends honesty about feelings, and waiting for real love to come. Ivy urges delaying marriage to avoid unhappiness and suggests waiting a few years.
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Miss Dix
Ivy
MacArthur to address state legislatures after Texas reception
General MacArthur plans to speak before several state legislatures including Massachusetts in July and Ohio afterward. He will not join private groups, will remain in New York, and aims to promote good government while avoiding active political campaigning. He defends his stance despite 1952 nomination talk and cites strong support from Washington and joint chiefs.
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Texas
Douglas MacArthur
Boston
Massachusetts
Ohio
Nearry Naif
New York City
Tokyo
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
General MacArthur
State Department
Far East
Representative Martin
Congress
Martin
Houston
Harris County
Dallas Morning News
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There Are Thousands Of Girls Like Your Daughter
Mrs B faces the truth that many women may never marry. The piece argues girls can pursue independent, profitable work, save and invest, and prepare to retire without depending on a husband. It urges self-reliance and equal opportunity, asserting gender does not limit a woman's ability to succeed.
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Ramv Visave
Charming
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