Stalin Admits A-Bomb Blast
London reports Stalin in Pravda interview says Soviet Union test fired an atomic bomb and will continue testing. He argues for prohibition of weapons and international control, insisting Moscow would arm only to meet aggression and not attack. He claims the West seeks monopoly and denies intent to threaten the United States.
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London
Stalin
Russia
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Russian Communist Party
Truman
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
United States of America
Atlantic Bloc
Defense Dept seeks 10 percent pay raise for all armed forces
Secretary of Defense Lovett asked Congress for a flat 10 per cent pay raise for all ranks from privates to officers, plus living allowances, citing 94 percent rise in costs for urban families. The plan, dated back to last July, would cost about 800 million a year and cover Coast Guard, surveys, and Public Health Service personnel, with an $800 cap per individual.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Defense
Lovett
Bureau of Labor Statistics
House
Sam Rayburn
Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
All American Says Trees Near Airport Hazardous
All American Airways asked Hagestown to cut trees near the Municipal Airport. The trees sit in Middleburg, a Hagerstown suburb. Engineer Charles Steinbach asked Middleburg residents for their view and they voiced concern about airplanes over their city. They suggested warning lights on poles, which would be about the same height as the trees, leaving Steinbach unsure how to proceed.
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Hagerstown
All-American Airways
Middleburg
Charles Steinbach
Steinbach
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
An essay reflecting on baseball greats who faltered, noting how small mistakes eclipse lasting achievement. It compares slips to poison in water and a fatal fall, invoking Mark Antony on the lasting impact of errors and the fragile line between success and ruin.
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Earl L. Douglass
Mark Antony
Caesar
Babson Newspaper
Unionville Widow and Children Build Farm Success
The Burrier family of Unionville transformed a debt burden into a thriving 161 acre farm in Singanore District. After the 1945 death of Murray J. Burrier, Mrs. Burrier and seven children pursued farm ownership with FHA support, expanded milk herd to 60 head, planned for 80, and embraced soil conservation. John and Kenneth both pursued education while sharing duties, the family contributing to 4-H, Grange, and FFA activities as the farm progressed.
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E. M. Newton, JR
Maryland
Murray J. Burrier
Frederick County
Burrier
Farmers Home
H Bryce Hopkins
Joan
Mr. Barkier
FHA
Barker
Part Tn
John
Unionville Club
Linganore Grange
Grange
Unionville Family Earns 4-H Honors and Musical Legacy
Kenneth Barriers and his family stand out in Unionville for 4-H achievements across multiple members. Kenneth, 18, earned high honors in 4-H and swine contests, with a long list of titles and a national convention appearance. Doris, 19, led Unionville 4-H and state competitions, published sewing prizes, and showcases homemade clothing. Mary Anne, Frank, and Freddie, ages 16 to 13, participate in 4-H, with Frank and Freddie showing heifers. The family forms a musically active clan, with Doris as pianist and the siblings playing sax, trumpet, and other instruments. Mrs. Barrier participates in church work, PTA, and community groups, while Unionville’s Southern States Cooperative seeks her advisory voice. They credit their farm’s resilience to staying the course during tough times.
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Potmona Grange
Hin
Maryland University
Suil
Frederick County Fair
Yorkshire
Frederick
Kenneth
Unionville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Doris
Linganore Grange
Ide
Methodist Church and
Methodist
Jackson Mills
West Virginia
Mary Anne
Frank
Freddie
Barker
Burriers
Conference Ends Session at Trinity Church New Cumberland Pa
The 168th annual Peipixyil- Vania Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met October 2 3 4 at Trinity Church New Cumberland Pa with Bishop George E Epp presiding. Ministers Arthur Chippinger and Tedford Shenefelt attended. several ministers gained or advanced in status and military service noted. Membership rose to 38 952 with 1 446 baptisms and 21 135 new accessions. twelve building projects cost over 635 000. treasurer intake exceeded 400 000. minimum salary set at 2600 plus 200 expense.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Trinity Church
New Cumberland
George E. Epp
Hinerilus
Arthur Chippinger
Arthur Stambach
Park Ave
Chambersburg
Korea
Tedford Shenefelt
Mount Alto
Herbert Dumiale
Reutlingen
Germany
Schenefell
Evangelical School of Theology of
Reading
Dymale
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
South Germany
Pennsylvania
Rey. Shenetek
Rey. Dymate
U.S
Roger Burtner
Martin Trostle
Wilson
Social Action Committee
Vatican
Pennesylvania Conference
Central Pennsylvania
The News Frederick 1954 October 6
Frederick daily paper dated Saturday October 6 1954. Front page items cover local events, notices, and brief regional news summaries. Contains society notes and community updates from Frederick Maryland and surrounding area.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Tivoli Theater Weekli Schedule and Luther Memorial Church Appointments
The Tivoli shows Bus Kid of Woman for the first four days of next week and Hao Ran All The Way with Shelley Winters during the rest of the week. Saturday features Mark of the Renegade with Charisse Montalvan Naish and Tobias. Centennial Memorial U B Church notes pastoral assignments and shifts including Rev DeWitt Pouse moving to Park Avenue Chambersburg and Rev Bernard Fogle added to Kiltesville Saginaw path with others reassigned to Seethmd and Young's Mt Zion charges.
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Jane Russell
Robert Mitcham
U. B
Frederick
Shore
DeWitt Pouse
Centennial
Park Avenue
Chambersburg
Bernard £. Fogle
Lebanon Valley College
Centennial Memorial Church
Kiltesville
Saginaw
York County
Vacious and the Piranha Creatures of the Amazon
A brief note claims the piranha is among the world’s most vicious organisms. It says men crossing South American streams have been reduced by these fish to skeletons in a few apauatey and urges readers to see it in The News.
At The Opera House Opens With Technicolor Show
The City Opera House today opens Meet Me After The Show in technicolor starring Betty Grable MacDonald Carrey Rory Calhoun and Eddie Albert for a four day run. Russell Hinds will play the organ Sunday at eight for thirty minutes of favorite songs. The week also lists Mr Imperium with Lana Turner and Erie Pinza on Wednesday and The Stip with Mickey Rooney and Sally Forrest on Thursday and Friday. Emperor Napoleon II reportedly set up underwater arms to produce oysters in the Bay of Arcachon.
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Opera House
Betty Grable
MacDonald Carrey
Rory Calhoun
Eddie Albert
City Opera House
Russell Hinds
Mr. Imperium
Lana Turner
Erie Pinza
Mickey Rooney
Sally Forrest
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Markell & Ford
Hondr
Defense Dept
Barrier
Happy
Mrs. Burrier
Verna
Heffner
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quimes
Jonathan
Walker Orchards
MT. Airy, MD
Airy
Philco
Motorola
Zenith
Due Melvin M. Engle Oivs
N. Carroll St
Manumum
Eastern Lime, Marl & Fertilizer CO
Church Street
A. A. Lough & Son
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St. Phoap
Napoleon II
Bay of Arcachon
McCulloch
Ean Ae Bhae
Jethe Paw
Brown Equipment Co
Taneytown, Md
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Woodsboro
Walkersville
ME SI
Meco RM Tek
Kor
Jones & Sons
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