Japan Free Of Occupation Faces Many Tough Economic Problems
Tokyo reports Japan emerging from occupation into independence but facing vast economic needs. Tokyo seeks U S dollar credits and broader Southeast Asia trade to rebuild markets lost in China. Leaders warn tariffs and Red China competition threaten industry while Britain relations with China raise concerns. Russia and communism pose fewer issues than seas of material shortages and structural reform.
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Japan
Robert Eunson
Tokyo
United States
China
Red China
Southeast Asia
U. S
Associated Press
Dosuke Sugi
Osaka Chamber of Commerce
Manchuria
Kojiro Abe
All Japan Cotton Spinners Association
Kichisei Hara
Japan Spinning Co
Britain
Ittself
Russia
nWw
Ork
MacArthur
Two Sisters Die Same Day in Local Obituaries
Two sisters, Mrs Robin son and Mrs Kendall, died the same day. Mrs Robin son will have funeral at her granddaughter Edwin Schroyer home Wednesday at 4 p.m. Rev Orrin T Carroll officiating. Interment in Smithsburg Cemetery. Friends may call Schroyer home Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs Kendall's funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro with Rev H C Carl officiating. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Hersburg
Lester
Stvithehure
Vernon
Lantaz
Lutie McGlaughlin
Lagers
Vtown
Corsie
Highfield
L. ‘L. McGlaughlin
Hubert
Waynesboro
Robinson
Edwin Schroyer
Orrin T. Carroll
Smithsburg
Schroyer
Kendall
Grove Funeral Home
H. C. Carl
Green
Hil
Nonville
Fla
Charles HE
Moats
Ft. Campbell
Matha Ward
Hagerstown
J. Oliver
Halgeratown
Suter
Karl J. Warner
Rose Hill Cemetery
Benjamin and
Elizabeth (Saltzman) Hoover
Myryersyville
Mt. Nebo
Cur- Vin ‘Thompson
Bonnsbern
Obituaries continue with local deaths in Hagerstown area
The notice lists multiple deaths including Carrie Morrison Miller of 40 North Avenue and Emory E. Kretzer of 1094 South Potomac Street. Services are set at Suter and A K Coffman Funeral Homes with interment in Rose Hill and Mountain View Cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings, with church and fraternal affiliations noted.
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Carrie Morrison Miller
Frank F. Miller
North Avenue
Frederick County
William L
Mary A. (Cartiste) Morrison
Hagerstown
Trinity Lutheran Church
Joseph D. Peddicord
Sarah Lukes
Suter
Wilson P. Ard
Rose Hill Cemetery
Emory E. Kretzer
Emory Edward Kretzer
South Potomac Street
Keerdysville
David
Rebecca Gigous Kretzer
Western Maryland Railroads
St. John's Lutheran Church
Knights of Pythias
Kerdysville
Eva M. (Kemp) Kretzer
E. Kemp Kretzer
Moody Kretzer
City
Nieves
Dre. L. Boyd Hanm
Mountain View Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Shift In Wind May Stop Rain
Orchardists brace for scab damage after showers with sprays not yet available and peaches reportedly frost-free so far. Heavy rainfall caused earth slides east of Cumberland and a hillside collapse near Route 51. Patapsco River floods force evacuations and road closures across Maryland, with Frederick and Montgomery counties notably affected.
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Wilton
LYWR
Hancock
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland
Route 51
State Roads Commission
Patapsco
Fultimore
Hammonds Ferry
Hanover Street
Montgomery County
Seneca Creek
Frederick
Israel's Creek
Frederick County
Worsh
Peasive
Israel Creek
Frederick-Carroll County
Ruckerstown
Urbana
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Randallstown
Waterloo
BC Headache Tablets or Powders for Quick Relief
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Male Tipster Wins Top Prize
A Daily Mail notice lists prize winners for tips on news, awarding one dollar per tip. It notes several winners from Mt Lena North Mulberry Street and Funkstown for various accidental or unique incidents. Eligible callers should phone the News Tip Editor weekdays between 1:30 and 2:00 pm to claim cash prizes.
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Mt. Lena
Mulberry Street
Howe
Lestersburg
Funkstoewn
Daily Mail
Local Student Artists Honored At State Contest
Works by Simon Clapper Barbara Zepp Nancy Porter Hugh Snively and Edith Sellisday from local schools earned top prizes and honorable mentions in a statewide A A W art contest held at Goucher College. Clapper won first in charcoal with Winter Sport, Zepp and Porter took second in oil and watercolor, while Snively and Sellisday earned honorable mentions. Paintings will be shown at Goucher and later at the Statler Hotel during the South Atlantic Regional Conference.
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A.A .W
Goucher College
Simon Clapper
South Potomac Junior High
Schoal
Hazerstown High
Barbara Zepp
Nancy Porter
Barbara
Nanes
Roth
Tall Cowboy
Hugh Snively
Washington School
Edith Sellis Day
Woodland Way Junior Hick
Ganeher College
Towson
Taunts Change Youth's Mind Taunts Change Youth's Mind
In the Bronx at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church a 23 year old man, Joseph Saccomani, stood atop the steeple while firemen set nets below. A taunting crowd and a heckler across the street provoked him to threaten jumping. Police intervened and he was taken to a hospital after being rescued.
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New York
Joseph Saccomana
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Bronx
Poslice
Saccomany
Newbold Elected Vice President at Fairchild Corp
Newbold Jr, long time Fairechild executive and Stratos Division general manager, is named vice president of the Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation. A Princeton University engineering graduate born in Devon Pennsylvania, he started as West Coast rep for Fatechnd and Stratos and rose to run Engine Division operations engineering before becoming Stratos division GM in 1949.
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F. BE. Newbold, Jr
Stratos
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
Richard S. Routelle
Princeton University
Newbold
Fairebnild Engine
Devon
Pennsylvania
Princeton
West Coast
Fate Chnd Engine
Jes
Engneering
Stratos Pivision
Mother Kiefer To Visit Her Boys
Mrs Nellie Kiefer a mother to Japanese American soldiers from Hawaii in World War II prepares to visit Hawaii. She tests a plate today for Phamettas toe repay the visit. A Nisei who used to make overselves out home fit Mother Kiefers rose at Lacrosse Wisconsin sent her a $440 check for Christmas to aid the visit. She will spend six weeks in Hawaii staying at the homes of wartime guests.
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An Francisco
Nellie Kiefer
Hawaii
Pakistan UN aid pact signed for technical assistance
Karachi April 28 Pakistan and the United Nations signed an agreement calling for total expenditure of millions of dollars for technical assistance to the nation.
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Pakistan
Karachi
United Nations
Local Poultry Prices From Snoot Brothers
Prices paid for poultry and produce in Barmera listed by Snoot Brothers. Heavy fowl, fryers, turkeys, roosters, young guineas and other items priced per pound or dozen with notes that prices vary slightly every few days. Local butcher and farm goods listings reflect country supply.
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Hagerstown
GHAIN
Kiine Brothers
Snooat Brothers
Lie
Dirks Se
Street Holes Plague Autoists
Heavy rainfall over five days has flooded winter excavations, causing widespread street holes across the city. City engineers report rapid ground sinking where trenches were dug, delaying planned repairs as crews patrol streets and attempt stone filling to avert accidents.
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William Henson
Cour
Inginers Williams
Maryland Land Week Observed July 20 to 26
Maryland sets State Land Week for July 20 through 26 with activities centered in the southern region and Washington County to hold a larval observance. The event emphasizes conservation and was organized largely by Edward E. Trotter and the Maryland State Grange, commencing in 1960.
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Maryland
Washington County
Edward &. Trotter
Maryland State Grange
Klines Need Furniture After March Fire
The Tayvi and Kline families, burned out near Cavetown, require essential furniture. Neighbors say they still need a refrigerator, dresser or drawers, and bed clothing as they live in temporary shelter near their former home while rebuilding proceeds.
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Tayvi
Kline
Cavetown
Sul
40 Acre Govt Oil Lease Offer in Boom Wyoming
Advertisement promises 40 acre oil lease rights on public lands in Wyoming for $100 down plus fees. Claims guaranteed filing, three year renewals, potential royalties if oil is found, and urges immediate response with money order. Includes erroneous claims of tax exemption and direct deal with oil companies.
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Wyoming
U.S
U.S. Fiove
Dell
Aining
TOS
Govt
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Oter Brothers Annex
Ellen L. Nunamaker
Elen L. Nunamaker
Charles H. Nunamaker
Guilford Nursing Home
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Linton Normin Mears
Willard Street
J. ‘Turnbull Spicknall
S.D
Io Rest Haven Cemetery
ALL Rubber Mart
Eze
Leiter Brothers
Babement
Fairchild Corp
Blake
UT W. Washington St
Klines
Vote May Ltd
Frank R. Long
Kensington
Lee
American Legion
la Societe Des Hommes Et Chevaux
American Bar Association
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D.C
Academy Political Science
Chi Psi Omega
Lions International
Royal Arcanum
Congress
Hagerstowns
Charest Shoe Rebuilders
Kohler
Washington Street
Otn
Sir Walter Raleigh
North Amercia
North American
Newfoundland
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Geo. W. Stimpson
Cotati
Orkin
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