Perfect Circle Plant Opens Amid Martial Law Action
NEW CASTLE Indiana October 11 a skeleton force of 84 workers reopened the Perfect Circle Corp foundry as almost 1000 National Guard troops enforced martial law in three cities. Guards outnumber CIO UAW pickets amid riot debris and barricades with tanks. The company plans full production by Wednesday at the piston ring foundry while Hagerstown and Richmond plants face limited operation. UAW protests the martial law order as roadblocks confiscate liquor and firearms. curfews and mass meetings are noted. Funeral services are set in Hagerstown for Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
National Guard
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chesley Juday
Little Piston Ring
Hagerstown
Richmond
UAW
Indiana
Henry County
Wayne County
Edward Cordell
U.S. 35
Alcoa
CIO United Steel
Howard Wilcox
Wilcox
William F. Caldwell
UAW International Venr
Caldwell
Perfect Circle
Mitchell
Rock Island
Indianapolis
Births and milestones mark Clarksburg social notes
Clarksburg residents share family news and local events including the birth of Michael James Johnson on September 29 at Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring. Birthday and anniversary notices for Russel Cordell Welty and Captain George Mallet Prevost. Community updates include hospital recoveries, club meetings, dinners, training school attendance, and visits from friends and relatives across Gaithersburg Silver Spring Frederick and Hyattsville.
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Ullarrapunu
Wiley T. Johnson
Clarksburg
Michael James
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Russell Cordell
Welty
Leslie Kimble
Austin Hammond
Providence Hospital
Washington
Burge W. Burkett
Ralph F. Martz
Rose
Charles Junior
Sammy
Irvin L. Kinsey
Irvin Junior
Peggy Lou
George D. Martz
Ben F. Hartley
Ora King
Ralph Martz
Ethel Browning
Clara Bowman
Mary Dorsey
Julia Matthews
Eugene Johnson
Woodside Methodist Church
Silver Spring
Maryland University figures in a child’s hospital visit
Miss Flo Sieders and Mr. John Warfield of Maryland University are listed with Sibley Hospital where Little Sue North daughter of Beatrice North formerly Beatrice Crossman, aged two, was noted last week.
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Maryland University
John Warfield
Flo Sieders
Sibley Hopital
Sue North
Beatrice North
Beatrice Crossman
Fury Jet Flights Halted By Navy To Study Overheating
The Navy suspended regular flight operations of its F3 Fury jets to investigate engine overheating under certain conditions. A spokesman said the issue is minor and hopes to clear in a couple of weeks. Two squadrons at Oceana NAS participate in controlled tests as Fury engines undergo modifications.
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Norfolk
Navy
Oceana Naval Air Station
Fury jet cooling problems prompt two week flight ban
The Navy halted regular Fury operations about two weeks ago after trouble among Furies deployed in the Mediterranean with carriers USS Lake Champlain and USS Intrepid. Officials cited jet fuel mix as a contributor and routed airflow as a mitigation step. About 200 Furies were affected by the suspension.
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Mediterranean
Lake Champlain
Intrepid
Pury
North American Aviation Corp
Navy
Washington
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Walter Byron Stehl
Stehl
St. John’s Church
Baltimore
American Oil Company
Bird Allender
Chesapeake Bay
Claiborne
Betty King
Gaithers
Harry B. Shaw
Hyattsville
Frederick
Mallet-Prevost
Bill
Elsie Luhn
William Weaver
Anita King
Braddock Heights
Balto
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Ruth E. Gregory
Phome
John Whalen
St. Joseph's Hospital
Whalen
Empire Cleaning Co
North Patterson Park Avenue
Nere Frederick
L. R
Youngstown
C. B
Ned S. Zeiler
Goodjyear
Goodyear
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
Cate Pis
HAHN
Patrick Street
Moore's
East Church
East Streets
Lloyd R.stup and Sons
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
West South Street
Sycamore Super
Ray A. Dinterman
Triangle
Roues
Walkerstille, MD
Wayside
East Patrick Street
Jack Harris Garage
Ruckeystown, Maryland
Keller’s Service Station
Middletown, Maryland
Henry
Frederick's
N. Market St
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