Legionnaires Hear Collins at Hagerstown Banquet
American Legion National Commander Seaborn Collins, born in Las Cruces New Mexico, spoke to more than 900 Maryland Legionnaires at Morris Frock Post 42 urging unity on national security and foreign policy against Communism. He urged action for a National Security Training program and asked members to lobby Congress, stressing Americans must speak with one voice to deter Soviet and Chinese aggression.
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American Legion
Seaborn FP. Collins
Las Cruces
N.M
Maryland
Nanks
Collins
America
Russia
China
United States
Maryland Legionnaires
Congress
29 Inducted By Ruritans In Burkittsville Maryland
A state or national record may have been set as 29 new members were inducted into the Burkittsville Ruritan Club at the March 1 meeting in the Lutheran parish hall. President Paul M. Smith introduced Rome F Schwagel district governor who noted Ruritan spans 17 states and is now the sixth largest service club in America.
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Lutheran Parish
Paul M. Smith
Rome F. Schwagel
Ruritan
America
Clark
Routzahn
State Roads Commission
Burkittsville
Middletown
Walter E. Stone
W. H. Kennedy
Garland Guyton
Gathland Park
Joseph Kaylor
E. F. Bittinger
Pleasant View
John Sigler
Charles Smith
Gilmer Smith
Leon Stine
Robert Staley
Arden Webber
John Wetnight
Arthur Willard
R. Wilmer Wilmer
Carrollee Zecher
Harold Zecher
Melvin Zecher
Keedysville Club
Messrs
Carnig
Toms
Forestry Dept
Aubrey Bawlus
Robert Guyton
Messrs. Carnig and
Treaties Ratified in Paris Broadens Western Security
France moved to end a long diplomatic logjam by endorsing the Paris accords on West German rearmament. The Senate's vote revived hopes for European unification and opened a path to a new West conference to ease world tensions after the collapse of the European Defense Community project.
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Nikelei Bulgeaiu
Eisenhower
Edgar Faure
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Tass
Faure
France
English Lesson From W L Gordon Misused Apostrophes
A brief note on common written errors, noting that possessives like ours do not require an apostrophe and warning against incorrect contractions. The piece emphasizes standard punctuation guidance for readers.
Luf's Stuff Remember for a Civic Kindness Theme
A note urges readers to share abundance with those in nations less prepared and to consider helping and caring. The piece, signed XN. A. Lufburrow, asks readers to recall the kindness as seen in The News.
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