Army To Enlist 2500 Foreign-Born Spies Abroad
Washington reports the Army plans to enlist 2500 to 19000 non-Americans to act as spies, interpreters, scouts and guides worldwide. A Senate bill set the higher cap. the House trimmed it. The measure aims to secure skilled personnel for espionage and training roles, with eventual U.S. citizenship after service.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
United States
Senate
House
Army
U. S
Europe
Atlens
America
Jools
Armerics
Zeo
Weddings Bring Together Warner and Snyder in Johns ville
Elizabeth A Warner daughter of Ralph and Mrs Warner of Johnsville married Edgar B Snyder son of Jerome and Mrs Snyder of Mt Airy in a June Saturday ceremony at Johnsville Methodist Church The bride wore an embroidered marquisette gown with veil pearls and carried a White Bible with baby’s breath The groom’s brother William Snyder served as best man and the reception followed for about 150 guests The couple planned a short trip and will live in Johnsville Middlesex after July 1
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nyder—Warner
Elizabeth A. Warner
Ralph Warner
Johnsville
Edgar
Mary Ann Barker
William Snyder
Kenneth Wright
Wilbur Warner
Betty
Brandenburg
Pride
Gerald Grabill
Johnsville Hall
Virgina
Skyline Drive
Johnsville-Middlebury
Union Bridge
Carrick McKim
Arthur C. Dax
Celvarty Methodist Church
Mt Airy
Audrey Ann SteKing
Edward McKim
Washington
Dennis Keefer Corrick
Dennis Corrick
Duarry Ufall
Hall
Carrick
Arthur C. Day
Blanch McKim
Barbara McKim
Edna McKim
Shirley Smith
Harold Molesworth
Paul Smith
Funkstown
June Elizabeth Sheffler
Barbara Anne Young
Middletown
Vitle Thelma Grace Kline
Paul Lutz
F. Beachley Main
Gale Kline
Middletown High School
Hagerstown
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Indiana State Teachers College
Washington Today in June war and peace stance noted
June 29 report from Washington declares U S stand to halt aggression in Korea and Formosa, portraying a rare partisan unity in foreign policy, while warning of risks from Russian actions. Observers weigh implications for Asia Europe and Japan amid Truman Acheson policy shifts and UN leadership.
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Washington
Hitler
Rhineland
League of Nations
America
United States
United Nations
Moscow
Far East
China
Formosa
Korea
Defense Johnson
Bradley
MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Asia
Europe
Seni
Security Is Babson Topic
Babson Park Mass June 29 Webster's definition of Security covers freedom from fear risk danger or harm Yet is Security desirable The author cites Eisenhower Columbus Gandhi and Emerson to argue that struggle and risk fuel greatness and that seeking security feeds dependency He warns that government aid pensions and politically driven programs erode motivation and self reliance and urges a shift toward opportunity and responsibility to sustain national growth.
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Roger W. Babbon
Babson Park
Mass
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbus
America
Patton
Gandhi
Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Byrnes
Annd
United States
Florida
California
Bernard M. Baruch
Copetight Publishers
Fin. Bu, Inc
Education For Defense Urges Public Preparedness for Atomic Threats
Health experts meeting at Lake Placid urge a balanced education and organization program to teach the public how to respond to atomic attack. They warn against both hysteria and underplaying hazards, comparing to lessons from fires and disasters and noting the need to prevent panic while informing citizens.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Germ Free Life at Notre Dame Lab Aims to Halt Tooth Decay
Notre Dame opens a laboratory for germ free animals to study tooth decay. Enclosures sit in tanks of germicidal solution and staff must pass through it to bring sterilized food. The piece notes the unusual precautions and aims of the research. A separate note reports Austin L. Morgan of Frederick fined $23 costs in Gettysburg for an overweight load charge.
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University of Notre Dame
Gettysburg
Austin L . Morgan
Frederick
Justice of the Peace
Robert P. Snyder
Races at Athletic Park and local news from 1900
A small crowd attended bicycle races at Athletic Park where two Hagerstown riders, Pampel and McDonald, narrowly edged the local favorite as Pampel sped past in the final stretch. Wheat prices slumped four cents per bushel to 61 1/2 cents in Baltimore. Mayor Chilton ordered July and August dog muzzling on city streets. Norbert Serempus of Switzerland seeks Maryland homes and plans to buy a farm. Thurmont High School principal Harvey D Beachley and Blanche Hammett were married at the Thurmont Reform church.
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Athletic Park
Hagerstown
Pampel
McDonald
Frederick
Baltimore
Chilton
Norbert Serempus
Switzerland
Maryland
Harvey D. Beachley
Thurmont High School
Blanche Hammett
Thurmont Reformed Church
G. A. Whitmore
Local items from the News columns June 29 1930
Twenty years ago local items report Rev Chalmers W Waick accepting a call to First Reformed Church Sunbury and to begin duties September 7. Dr Kefauver deplores high bacteria counts in raw milk bought by local dairies from county farmers within 10 to 12 miles. Dr Trail and Dr Kearfott return from a 5200 mile trip through the south west and midwest. Robert E Clapp Jr departs New York aboard the Bremen for an eight week tour of England and the European continent.
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Sunbury
Chalmers W. Waick
Grace Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
FE. C. Kefauver
William E. Trail
J. G. Kearfott
Brunswick
South
Southwest
Middle West
Robert E. Clapp, JR
New York
Bremen
England
Markey Heads Republican Italy Event in Hagerstown
Brig. Gen. D John Markey of Walkersville was the principal speaker at a Republican outdoor Italy in Hagerstown last night where a covered dish supper was served. Congressman J Glenn Beall and State Senator Harry Phoebus of the Eastern Shore also spoke.
Frederick County Dog Found in Montpelier Vermont
A Frederick County dog with a Maryland license tag is found in Montpelier Vermont. Richard Comi of Montpelier seeks the owner after the tag reads Frederick County Md 1950. The dog named Tennessee may have strayed while its owner, Fullam of North Market Street, vanished eleven days ago. Police check with county officials and locals recall Fullam who had traveled here for lightning rod work.
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Puzzie
Tennessee
Maryland
Vermont
Richard Comi
Montpelier
Comi
Premierick Police
Frederick County
Tex Fullam
North Market Street
Fullam
Wholesale Food Price Index Hits 1949 High
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale index rose eight cents to 6040, the highest since January 1949. Frying and broiling chickens edged down a few cents a pound, top eggs steady to up three cents a dozen, and wholesale coffee prices rose one to three cents a pound. Produce prices climbed for tomatoes and iceberg lettuce due to late planting and heat, with cantaloupes, honeydews, and peaches also softening or rising, while oleomargarine taxes end Saturday but many states curb colored oleomargarine sales.
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Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Far West
Arizona
California
Mos
Eges
Dun &Bradstreet
Assistant Director-Effec tive July 1 at Children’s Hospital
Miss June E. Geiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman A Geiser 412 West South street becomes Assistant Educational Director at Children’s Hospital Washington Since earning her BS at University of Maryland School of Nursing in 1947 she has worked at University Hospital Baltimore and resigned as head of Pediatrics Ward She is a Phi Kappa Phi member and was chosen to represent Maryland nurses at a national conference in San Francisco in 1948 A Frederick High School graduate spent a brief vacation at home before starting new duties
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June E. Geiser
Norman A. Geiser
West South Street
This City
Children’s Hospital
Washington
University of Maryland Schoo of Nursing
Geiser
University Hospital
Baltimore
Phi Kappa Pat Honor Society
Miss Geiser
Maryland
San Francisco
Calif
Maryland State Nurses Association
Frederick High School
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Morse
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Honda A
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Wood
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Robert Blain
National Science Teachers’ Association
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Leste Conaway
Sykesville
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Lloyd Stine
Myerseille
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Amiss
Catherine Babylon
New Windsor
Nevah Lipps
Westminster
St. Mary's Reformed Church
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Charles A. Price
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Masine Fream
Ernest Fream
Harnes
Herbert Bowers
My. and
Aits Geary T Taneyiaar
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Glenn Stahl
Taneytown Lutheran Church
Charles E. Held
Georgie Harner
Tanertown
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Fairfax MM. Maskell
Roger W Babson
Education For Defense
the News
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West Virgina
Enxile
Alexandria
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Jules Girden
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Kilholtz Motors, Inc
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