Fairchild Wins New Packets Contract Amid Expansion
Fairchild Aircraft Division received a U S Air Force contract to build more Packets, possibly the first U S airfield to complete under the five billion dollar program. The exact number of planes and hires remains secret as officials decline to comment. Money for the purchase will follow later after letters of intent speed up production.
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United States Air Force
Wright-Patterson Airbase
Dayton
Ohio
Air Materiel Command
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Fairchild Engine, and Airplane Corporation
Fairchild
Congress
Air Force
Hagerstown
N. C
City Council weighs trailer camp on Stratford and Marshall corner
At a special meeting last night the mayor and council considered approving a trailer camp on the southwest corner of Stratford Avenue and Marshall Street. Councilman Jack Hellane cited resident complaints about a family using one trailer on the lot and noted two petitions circulating for and against the plan. He warned that permitting such camps could invite further spread of similar setups as he hears more neighborhood concerns about shacks and makeshift dwellings. Councilman Frank Elliott said city ordinances grant the council final say on trailer camp approvals within city limits.
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Stratford Avenue
Marshall Street
Jack Hellane
Hellane
Frank Elliott
Police Don’t Want Job Of Moving Parking Signs
In Hagerstown thirty blocks use alternating one side parking each month. Police now move signs. Traffic Sergeant Harold Kiser asks two street department workers take the task. Councilman Roy Knight suggests overalls for officers. Mayor Mills calls it a Public Works Board problem.
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Hagerstown
Harold Kiser
Roy Knight
Mills
Public Works Board
Concert by Al Gruber Orchestra at Reservoir Park
Hagerstown park officials announce a Club Royal Orchestra concert at Reservoir Park next Monday August 7 from to 10 p m. Al Gruber leads the ensemble in a dance program attracting growing local interest.
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Hageratown
Reservoir Park
al Gruber
Club
Royal Orchestra
Aliens Reminded Of Registration Rules
Local aliens were reminded that registration rules stay in effect. The Immigration and Naturalization Service said failure to comply will lead to prosecution. Nonresidents over 29 days must register, those here temporarily must report addresses quarterly, and permanent residents must list address changes. Forms are available at the post office.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
Pastors Attend 60th Annual Evangelical Conference
Two local pastors join the 60th annual assembly of the Evangelical and Reformed Church at Cedar Crest College Allegheny PA. The Rev. Frederick D. Eyster and Rev. Mark G. Wagner attend sessions through August 4, with Eyster delivering the opening sermon. A stray line notes a nationwide hold-up rate.
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Spiritual Conference
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cedar Crest College
Allehoee Pa
Frederick D. Eyster
Mark G. Wagner
Mr. Eyster
Danish Couple Embraces Life in Hagerstown as Friends
Danish couple Henning and Eva Kristensen recount their emigration to the United States arriving in Hagerstown with their son Dennis. They praise friendliness, discuss settling with Mr Ritz, and hope their relatives in Denmark join them someday while praising the Newcomers Club and their life in America.
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Eva
Henning
Dennis
New York
Kristensens
Mrs. Ritz
Evan
America
Mr. Ritz
Frederick Street
Hennine
Potomac
United States
Hagerstown
Europe
Denmark
Frede
Inger
Copenhagen
Bent
Ole
Axel
Charles M. LeFew
Danish newcomers find new world life and opportunities
Henning Kristensen, 23, discusses adjusting to American life and improving English after arriving with $50. He praises meeting peers through the Newcomers Club. Eva enjoys affordable clothing and Dennis takes pride in modeling for his father’s photography hobby.
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Henning Kristensen
Denmark
Eva
Dennis
City council asks police to assign motorcycle unit on West Washington
The Mayor and Council voted to assign a motorcycle patrol to crack down on speeders on West Washington Street at night. Members said nighttime traffic speeds endanger residents and wake people, with some nearly being jarred from their beds.
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Police Department
West Washington Street
Jack Hellane
Rats cause billions in damage in United States yearly
Rats inflict about 189 million dollars in damage across the United States each year, affecting homes, farms, and infrastructure, with ongoing control efforts by health and pest management agencies.
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United States
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R. D. McKee, Inc
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