Motorist To Face Charge On Friday
Charles Eli Reid of Halfway will be tried by Judge Joseph D. Mish Friday morning on a manslaughter by automobile charge stemming from a fatal Williamsport to Greencastle crash. James Lewis Bryan, 51, of Williamsport, a passenger in Reid’s car, died when the vehicle left the highway and struck a tree. Reid is represented by Stuart Bushong. State’s Attorney Martin L. Ingram will prosecute.
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Charles Eli Reid
Halfway
Joseph D. Mish
Williamsport-Greencastle
James Lewis Bryan
Williamsport
Reid
Stuart Bushong
Martin L. Ingram
Post-War Period Program Studied at Baltimore Meeting
Western Shore Commissioners' Association met in Baltimore with I. Keller Shank presiding. Plans remained undecided but proposals by L Alvin Pasarew and Paul L Holland were considered. Pasarew outlined state and local postwar spending and road funding aims totaling hundreds of millions. A committee was formed to pursue feeder road funding with the State Roads Commission. Shank reported on Syracuse officials meeting.
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Western Shore Commissioners’ Association
Baltimore
I. Keller Shank
Paul L. Holland
Engineers’ Advisory Committee
Maryland Society of Civil Engineers
L. Alvin Pasarew
State Commission On
Pasarew
of Maryland
Baltimore City
Thomas G. Pullen
Association To
Hunter
State Roads Commission
Shank
Association of County Officials
Syracuse
Western and Eastern Shore Commissioners Meet in Baltimore
Delegates from the Western Shore attended a joint meeting with the Eastern Shore in Baltimore scheduled for December. Present were commissioners Joseph M. Hoffman Amos Reeder Clarence V. Eldridge J Kieffer Funk, County Attorney C Welles Little and Roads Engineer Joseph D Baker from Washington county, with Mr Shank also in attendance.
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Western Shore Commissioners
Eastern Shore Commissioners
Baltimore
Mr. Shank
Joseph M. Hoffman
Amos Reeder
Clarence V. Eldridge
J. Kieffer Funk
C. Welles Little
Joseph D. Baker
Washington County
Republicans urge Truman stay as Senate war panel chair
Washington August 3. Two Republican members of the Senate war investigating committee urged that Senator Truman of Missouri be retained as chairman despite his announced resignation following his nomination as Democratic vice presidential candidate. Senators Ferguson of Michigan and Burton of Ohio said in separate interviews they favored keeping him.
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Washington
Senate
Special
Truman
D.-Mo
Ferguson
R.-Mich
Burton
Ohio
Truman enters campaign may not disrupt nonpartisan program
Truman's entry into the presidential campaign would not necessarily disturb the committee's nonpartisan program. Democratic Senator Gore of West Virginia echoed the same view, lending party support to the cautious stance.
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Truman
Kilgore
West Virginia
Melons Should Be Chilled Before Cutting
A kitchen guideline advises chilling melons prior to cutting to preserve texture and flavor, preventing premature warmth from affecting sweetness and juiciness.
Urges Salvage of Old Directories
Hagerstown's new summer fall telephone directory reaches 10 295 subscribers in the area. It lists subscribers in Clearspring, Hancock Highfield Keedysville Smithsburg and Williamsport and connecting Blue Ridge Summit Pa. The directory aids smooth service and reflects many updated numbers. Mr Card notes over half of Information calls are for numbers already listed.
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Hagerstown
Lawrence C. Card
Chesapeake and Potomac, Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Clearspring
Hancock
Highfield
Keedysville
Smithsburg
Williamsport
Blue Ridge Summit
Reversing Directory Policy For Defense Salvage Program
A government proposal suggests eliminating unnecessary calls and using the Information operator time for essential duties. Personal telephone lists would be checked and corrected in the new directory. Mr Card proposed saving telephonic directories with newspapers and magazines for defense use, reversing prior destruction guidance to avoid confusion.
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National Defense
Card
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Harry S. Myers
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Shockey’s
Western Shore
Seath
Carol Brent
Montgomery Ward
W. Washington St
Petro
John D. Myers & Co
Mont
Ontgomery Ward
Washington Street
Bank
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Wards
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