Nehru Seeks Viet Minh Promise On Indochina Sovereignty
Prime Minister Nehru and Ho Chi Minh, in Hanoi, pledged to respect the sovereignty of Laos and Cambodia as Nehru continues a 10 day visit to Red China. They issued a communique endorsing mutual respect for territorial integrity and peaceful coexistence under Geneva arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Indochina
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Cambodia
Nehru
Red China
North Viet Nam
Geneva
North
Viet Nam
Control Commission
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
New Delhi
Massive Funeral for Ed Crump in Memphis
Ed H. Crump known as Boss Crump was buried after a massive funeral in Memphis. Funeral rites at his home drew a vast crowd, with police estimating changing attendance and a long motor cortege to Elmwood Cemetery. Crump, 80, had long steered Memphis politics and the state machine, though his influence waned after a 1948 Kefauver Browning challenge.
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Memphis
E. H
Boss) Crump
Crump
Donald Hering
Calvary Episcopal Wourca
Elmwood Cemetery
Shelby County
Tennessee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Gordon Browning
Goveror
Wholesale salesman tale from Jonia Michigan incident
Automative washer salesman Harry Boyes offered to demonstrate the machine by doing laundry for a customer in Jonia Michigan. The prospect agreed to 10 loads, noting her old washer had been out of service for three weeks and she sought a functional demonstration.
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Jonia
Mich
Harry Boyes
The Boy Friend is Broadway’s first big hit of the season
The grapevine warned of a flop but The Boy Friend became a smash hit with unanimous raves. Carolyn Leigh and Paul Mantz are noted for their roles in shaping and promoting Cinerama projects, including plans to film The Seven Wonders of the World from the air, highlighting Mantz's aviation crew and union memberships.
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Dick Kleiner
Broadway
New York
Carolyn Leigh
Caliifornia
Frank Sinatra
Paul Maniz
Mantz
Taj Mahal
Acropolis
Pisa
Cinerama
Ualt
Ari LaShelle
Screen Directors’ Guild
Vision troubles grip most Americans over sixty
The Better Vision Institute estimates that 95 percent of Americans ages over 60 experience visual troubles, signaling widespread age related eye health concerns and the need for routine screenings and treatment access.
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Better Vision Institute
Amer
Erie Mayor Refuses Resignation Amid Bribe Probe
Erie officials announce mayor Thom as W Flatley and two police officers face bribe charges tied to a 20 million dollar a year numbers racket. Council asks resignations. mayor vows to resign only after exoneration. Police chief Inspector Jack Martin and Vice Squad member Edward Camilli will not confirm resignations. Police and state officers Raid 40 others. many defendants are newsstand and shoe shine shop workers.
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Erie
Ciy Council
Thomas W. Flatley
Jack Martin
Edward Camill
Dist
Damian McLaughlin
Lake Erie
Democrats Plan Rally At Armory In Frederick County
Plans were made for a Democratic rally at the State Armory on October 29 at a Jeffersonian Club meeting in the Elue and Gray Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Election of officers was deferred to November 2 to avoid disrupting current plans. Present officers are Philip H. Beard president Joseph Coady secretary and George E. Hamilton treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Jeffersonian Club
Frederick County
Elue and Gray
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Philip H. Beard
Joseph Coady
George E. Hamilton
Beard
Rally Hears Alton Bennett Urges Vote for Democrats
Secretary IC E Rally reports outline plans as Rev Raymond Markley and speakers urge turnout for November 2 to secure a Democratic victory. Others include W Jerome Offult John W Null Louis Eichel berger. Refreshments served.
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IC. E. Rally
Alton
Bennett
Raymond Markley
W. Jerome Offult
John W. Null
Louis Eichelberger
Judge Rules No Power To Delete Phrase In On the Waterfront
Baltimore the Maryland State Board of Motion Picture Censors lacked authority to strike the expression go to hell from On the Waterfront. Judge James K. Cullen reversed the censor board noting freedom of expression is narrowly restrained by clearly drawn statutes. He cited Supreme Court opinions on obscenity and indecency. He found hell not used in a grossly vulgar manner. James McSherry spoke on estates at Mona Monocacy Valley Association meeting at the Key Hotel with Galen Smith presiding.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Board of Motion Picture Censors
James K. Cullen
Maryland Board
Cullen
Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland
Tars
MVA
James McSherry
Monocaty Valley Association
Francis ‘Scott Key
Galen Smith
Fall rally speakers at Trinity Evangelical group in Adamstown
Rev. Raymond Markley of St. Pauls Lutheran Myersville led the Christian Endeavor fall rally at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown on Sunday evening. Mrs. William Woerner led arrangements. Miss Patsy Kubrick and others conducted devotions. music and readings highlighted the junior and intermediate groups.
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Raymond Markley
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Myersville
Christian Endeavor Societies
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
William Woerner
Patsy Kubrick
Mary ‘Katharine Woerner
Maryhelle Carlisle
Carole Jean Smith
Intermediate Society
Peggy Smith
Brenda Castle
Calvin Hoffman
Locust Valley Church of God C. E. Society
Lohr
Edwin Freed
Freed
Flossie Beachley
Locust Valley
Markley
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Susie Marker
B. F. Bowings
Louise Krieg
David Kanode
Ruth Krieg
Court News Pani Court News Pani
Mary Bowers and John R Bow ers filed bills for absolute divorce. Joan Wortz and Donald Wortz filed bills for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Donald Schrover 18 Wyere ville and Janet Pryor 18 Smithsburg. Walker Rose 34 divorced and Ruby Cox 47 divorced. C Robert Anstine 21 and Janet.
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Mary Bowers
John R. Bowers
Joan K. Wortz
Donald Wortz
Donald L Schrover
Wyereville
Janet Marie Pryor
Smithsburg
Walker C. Rose
Joppa
Ruby H. Cox
Belcamp
Robert Anstine
Janet
Property Deeds and Transfers Listed in County Records
A series of property transfers are recorded detailing deeded parcels and consideration. Parties include individuals from Glen Rock Harpers Ferry and Amissville with amounts noted as $10 or $1 in several transfers to spouses and to state agencies. The list names Howard N Sweeney Franklin M Sweeney Henry C Krantz Jr and others as grantors or grantees in multiple transactions.
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John F. Moorman
Gloria Mae Howell
Harpers Ferry
Joseph S. Grimsley
Castleton
Ruth Bamcroft Hitt
Amissville
Howard N. Sweeney
Franklin M. Sweeney
Henry C. Krantz Jr
Tta
State Roads Commission
W. Calvin Rice
Paul W. Stull
Property transfers and names noted in brief listing
A mixed list shows Charles T. Stull Jr. and wife with a $10 claim and Richard D. Hammond and wife, plus Ray S. King and wife transferring to Earl F Harrett and wife for $10 in a city area. Additional entries mention Mary F. Brengle to Carroll Kehne and wife for 510 in the city and Francis B. Gordon with wife, noting a sighting in The News.
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Richard D. Hammond
Ray S. King
Earl F Harrett
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Washington
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington W
Christian Witness
Western Wear
Damascus
Acine Western Boots
Bootsee
Headlicni
Armory
Harry Footer & CO
S. Market St
N. Market St
Ielolater Fhis
Kore
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Park Avenue
Tawson Motor Sales
New Market
American Motors
Nash
Court News
Pani
Frederick Homes Insulating Co. Eagle-Picher
New “Metropolitan
Storm Windows
H. J. Kester
E. Third St
Kime
Glen Rock
Charles F. Harley
Hermes A. Herbert
Alfred T. Knox
Amos A. Holter
Rexall
Williamson's Drug Store
Charles €. T. Stull Jr
Pfeiffers
Lynn
Latham
Ames
Stuart
E. Patrick Street
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