Quentin Reynolds War Correspondent Dies at 62
Quent in Reynolds author and war correspondent dies of cancer at 62. He became ill in Manila and arrived at Travis Air Force Base en route to New York. A New York native, he began at the New York World, joined Collier's in 1934, wrote on Dieppe and the London blitz, and published two dozen books. He won $175,000 in a 1954 libel suit against Westbrook Pegler.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Quentin Reynolds
Dieppe
London
Reynolds
Manila
Military Air Transport Service
New York
Collier's Magazine
Westbrook Pegler
Wood Broun
Alaska
Pegler
Virginia Penne
Japanese strike hits millions in public service sector
About two million public service and industrial workers across Japan walked off today for up to 24 hours demanding wage increases.
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Tokyo
Public Service and Industraal
Japan
Lime Kiln Plan Services At Buckeystown
No services at Lime Kiln Methodist Church Sunday. Morning services will be in Buckeystown with Dr. Haskell Miller of Wesley Theological Seminary preaching. Sub district Methodist Youth Faith meeting set for Sunday at 7 30 p m at Mount Zion Church. The federal government owns an estimated 770 million acres of land.
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Lime Kiln Methodist Church
Buckeystown
Haskell Miller
Wesley Theological Seminary
Mount Zion Church
Court Approves Two Divorce Pleas
Two divorces granted in Circuit Court with custody arrangements. Darlene S. Truax of Frederick to receive custody of three children while Roger J. Truax of Ulysses will have custody for a month each year. Betty L. Miss of East Fifth Street gets final divorce from Thomas E. Miss of Gaithersburg with custody of a minor child. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. signed the decrees on March 2, and the actions include related custody orders and remarks on marriage contracts involving other names.
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Circuit Court
Darlene S. Truax
RFD
Frederick
Roger J. Truax
Ulysses
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Truax
Betty L. Miss
East Fifth Street
Thomas E. Miss
Gaithersburg
Clapp
Miss
Myersville To Decide Water Meter Type Tonight
Town officials in Myersville plan to choose the water meter type for residential use at the council meeting tonight. Mayor Gilbert Stroup noted commissioners reviewed several meter options available in May.
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Myersville
Gilbert Stroup
Cousins' Wedding Is Annulled by Court Decree
Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer signed a decree annulling the marriage of two first cousins. The ceremony occurred in the courthouse by Clerk Ellis C. Wachter last fall. John Allen Hammer of Towson Avenue, Baltimore County.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ellis C. Wachter
John Allen Hammer
Towsend Avenue
Baltimore
Coun
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Rockville
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