Primaries Focused Nationally in Missouri and Kansas
National attention centered on Missouri and Kansas primaries with Truman's backing for Emery Allison and Hennings in Missouri. In Kansas, controversy over party control and governorship options Willard Mayberry and Edward Arn vied as the Republican battle lines formed.
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Missouri
Kansas
Truman
Senate
Virginia
West Virginia
Rush D. Holt
House
Emery W. Allison
Rolla
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Allison
Ant
Ben M. Johnson
Springfield
Forrest C. Donnell
Donnell
Dewey Short
McGee
Welch
Carraham
Jones
Cannon
Karsten
Frank Carlson
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Washington
The
American Legion
Harry Darby
Willard Mayberry
Edward F. Arn
Alf M. Landon
Mayberry
Landon
Carlson-Darby
Arn
London
Paul Aiken
U. S
Carl Rice
Aiken
Rice
Mr. Truman
Republican House
Princess Elizabeth Expected Second Child in August
The queen and Duke of Edinburgh plan for a second child as Princess Elizabeth awaits birth in August. The royal couple arrived from Malta and the duke stepped off the plane in London.
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Princess Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
London
Malta
Slain U.S. Chaplain Identified From Kum River Battle
Rev. F. G. Felhoelter of Cincinnati Ohio, a Franciscan Order priest and U.S. Army chaplain, was killed after staying behind at the Kum River battle for Taexyon to tend 30 wounded soldiers. It is believed all the wounded perished at the hands of North Korean forces.
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F. G. Felhoelter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Franciscan Order
Kum River
Taexyon
Man Falls Twenty Feet at Williamsport Aqueduct
William Murphy of Marlowe West Virginia fell about twenty feet from the old stone aqueduct over Conoendearue Creek while swimming. His companion fetched help. Murphy walked to town and a physician found bruises but no broken bones.
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Williamsport
Conoendearue Creek
William Murphy
Marlowe
W. Va
Murphy
First Aid To Sore Eyes Laveptik
Laveptik promises quick relief for sore inflamed itching and burning eyes with 30 years of success. The ad claims prompt relief and a money back guarantee and notes an eye cup included with purchase. Available at all druggists.
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Ail Drumgists
Building Permits Slump in July Radar of Local Work
City building inspector issued permits totaling 183 155 dollars excluding the Washington County Hospital addition worth 1 400 000 dollars. Nine new homes valued at 69 200 dollars added to July totals. year to date permits reach 2 481 240 dollars across 187 projects.
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Washington County Hospital
Removal Of Driver Testing Zone Sought
A representative of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles met with the Mayor and Council to discuss moving the water driving test zone from the armory on North Potomac Street. The DMV cannot afford a new rental. using the South Pagetstown Fire Company hall was proposed, with possible cooperation from the fire company.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Armory
North Potomac Street
Department of Motor Vehicles
South
Mayo Noto
Rey Knight
South Pagetstown Fire Company
Knight
Mills
Public Works Board to Decide Hagestown Site Approval
A location meeting both Hagestown residents and state motor vehicle officials must satisfy must be chosen. The final decision rests with the Public Works Board who will evaluate options and determine a suitable site.
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Hagerstown
Public Works Board
Yo Ag Teachers Open Workshop in College Park
Forty vocational agricultural teachers from Maryland West Virginia New Jersey and Delaware began a three day workshop at the University of Maryland Aug 1 addressing problems in farm education Dr H F Cotterman dean urged building community spirit among students and avoiding funneling star agricultural students into white collar careers emphasizing farm studies that show the benefits of staying on the land.
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College Park
Maryland
West Virginia
New Jersey
Delaware
University of Maryland
H. F. Cotterman
University
McKee Files for County Post in Democratic Primary
E Austin McKee of near Hancock filed yesterday for county commissioner in the Democratic primary. A district soil conservation supervisor, PMA farm program committee member, and large farm and dairy owner, he has never held public office before.
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E. Austin McKee
Hancock
McKee
PMA
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Alligon
White House
Mexico
Hennings
Kansas City
Marjorie Bell Hinrichs
St. Louis
James W. Hopkins
University City
Leslie L. Curtis
Cape Elizabeth
St. Joseph Aspirin
Tee Hagerstown Lumberee
FHA and
VA Loans
Toni
Beauty Headquarters
Rand
Rexall Store
W. Washington St
Hegerstown
Queen S
Burke
People’s
Blast Red Rail Center
Kaesong
Winn Service
E. Antietam Street
H. L. Mills Frozen Custard
Baltimore St
Herald-Mail
Yo-Ag Teachers Open Workshop
Polace
N. Jonathan Street
County Post
McCrory’s
McCrory
Potomac Edison
Boonsboro
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