Americans Repel Night Attack by North Koreans in Fresh Front Clash
The U S First Cavalry Division outpost in Korea repelled a two hour assault as thirteen American soldiers fought off fourteen North Korean raiders firing grenades and using whistles. five Americans were scratched, no NK casualties reported. Captain Jerry Scott of Ada Oklahoma led the defense amid dawn darkness, with attackers kidwgnig pheasant-like whistles. The skirmish occurred about 4,000 yards east of a prior ambush near Panmunjom, thirteen miles from the border, amid verbal polemics at the Armistice Commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Fink
Associated Press
U.S
Panmonjom
U.N
North Korea
North
South Korea
Armistice Commission
U.N. Command
Winds Strike Glassport Area Killing Two In Storm
A severe wind and rain storm ripped through Glassport and nearby western Pennsylvania towns, killing two people and injuring about 70. Winds near 90 miles an hour for 45 minutes knocked out electrical lines and caused extensive damage in Carngie, Clairlan, McKeesport and Dravesburg. The deceased were William Petrosky, 41, owner of the Petrosky Hotel, and Robert Marton, 94, in a three story frame hotel destroyed by the collapse.
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Glassport
Pennsylvania
Carnvgie
Clairlan
McKeesport
Dravesburg
Henry Hockwood
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
William Petrosky
Petrosky Hotel
Robert Marton
Red Haven Peaches Ramble Apples
Newman s Smithsburg Me Adv. local fruit ad notes Red Haven peaches and Ramble apples available with shop name and location in brief classified style.
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Red Haven
Newman's
Smithsburg
MeAdv
Local Deaths Include Five Younker Siblings Rites Planned
The notice lists deaths of Mack Freeman Younker 9 Hancock born Fulton County Pennsylvania son of Reason Ralph and Dora Thompson Younker. He was World War I veteran Antioch Christian Church member resident since 1928. Surviving sisters are Rhoda Belle Vance Hancock Wade Suffecoa Amber Pittan Cave Tannery Pa Edward Bishop Star Rouse Hancock and Lloyd Powers Hancock plus numerous nieces nephews and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Grove Funeral Home Hancock with services Thursday 2 p.m. Reverend Robert L. Bartlett officiating burial at Hobobeth Methodist Cemetery Fulton County.
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Mack Freeman Younker
Mark Freeman Younker
Hancock
Rhoda Belle Vance
Fulton County
Pennsylvania
Ralph
Dora
Belle Thompson Younker
Antioch Christian’ Church
Wade Suffecoa
Amber Pittan
Cave Tannery
Edward Bishop
Star Rouse Hancock
Lloyd Powers
Hancock Ark
Grove Funeral Home
Funeral
Robert L. Bartlett
Hohobeth Methodist ‘Cemetery
Nona Schamel Miller
William H. Miller
N. Attizan SL
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
St. James
George C
Mary Jane (Cushell) Schamel
Fist Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Russell c. Miller
John
Green Lawn Cemetery
Willia Lands Coffman
Willia Landis Coffman
D. Raymond Coffman
Hamilton Blvd
Avalon Motor Nursing Home
A.m
Beavereck
William and
Christe L
Grove) Landis
First Christian Church
Eitner
Raymond Landis Coffman
Ak, Coffman Funeral Home
First Christia
Wilbur Hogewell
Rest Haven
Hub City sales event prize winners announced
A hub City shopping event awarded a 1000 first prize to Fay V Schaff, 71, a part time painter, who deposited six winning tickets at Woolworths. Roland F Cyr of the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau presented the check at the Chamber of Commerce office. The grand prize replica Model T Ford went to five year old Mark Cowan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cowan. Dozens of other winners received merchandise certificates and smaller prizes with many names and addresses noted amid hurried handwriting.
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Fay V
Schaff
Elm St
Moday
Roland F. Cyr
Hagerstown
Woolworth's
Long Meadow Merchants Association
Mark Cowan
Melvin Cowan
Stichsburg
Leitersburg
Mot
Helen E. Moser
Boofisboro
Naomi Fulks
Bonsboro
R.H. Dunn
Martinsburg
Trank ‘Younkins
Homewood Rod
Freda Heitzel
Boonsboro
Lawrence Cottrill
Driver 20 Fined 200 On Three Charges
A 20 year old, A youls, was fined 700 dollars and costs in city court after pleading guilty to reckless living, giving a false report of a stolen car, and failure to stop after striking an unattended vehicle. O'Conner, 20, of 1018 Columbia Hd, was arrested after his report didn’t match the investigation. His car hit two unattended cars on Potomac Street Sunday morning. he was fined 109 for failing to stop and 40 for the other charges. Magistrate advised driver training.
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A Youls
Donald W. O'Conner
Columbia Hd
Harry House
O'Conner
Potomac
St. Sunaday
Rodert Kuczynski
Department of Motor Vehicles
Robert Brachey
Terry Lee Palladino
Summit Ave
Charles St. Wolfensberger
Maryland Ave
Donalds Dean Pfeiffer
Potomac St
Brachey
J. Grant
Robert Leon Sandberg
George SL
Downsville
Marning
Eagles Raise Fund For Heart Research At Convention
Fraternal Order of Eagles members at their convention pledged 100000 for medical research. The Max Baer Heart Fund will finance Suttersch Hospital laboratory near Sacramento, with James J. Braddock presenting the donation to Jimmy Durante for delivery to the hospital. Baer, a former world heavyweight champion and Eagle, died in 1959.
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Joseph H. Hildebrand
Baer Heart Fund
Order of Eagles
Sutter
Sacramento
California
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Jimmy Durante
Eagles
Eagle
Thief Forgets Important Part in Kitchen Theft
Ethel E Jones reports a thief entered through the kitchen door and stole a portable electric mixer plus dealer attachments from her kitche n. John S Kidwiter reports a break in at his Madison Avenue home with the upstairs window opened and a chest trunk ransacked. money and items taken.
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Ethel E. Jones
N. Jonathan St
John S. Kidwiter
Madison Ave
Kidwiter
New Facility In Court House To Be Sought
County Commissioners will consider approval of a lounge and toilet facilities for the clerk of court office during remodeling. Clerk G Aferlin Snyder is set to appear before the board. Other items include personal property tax releases and a roads department report.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
G. Aferlin Snyder
Qiher
County Roads Department
Philip L. Graham Dies at 48 in Apparent Gunshot
Philip L. Graham, 48, president and chief executive officer of the Washington Post Co and Newsweek, died of a gunshot wound. He passed away Saturday at a private hospital and at his farm near Marshall, Virginia.
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Washington (Ap
Philip L. Graham
Washington Post Co
Newsweek Magazine
Graham
Mertal
Marshall
Church School To Open Aug 12 With Staff Named
The church announces its school will open August 12. Nursery staff includes Dora Saulth, Primary teachers Dora Saulth and June Pemberton, Barbara Shearer, Doris Smith, Mary Rees, Gary Lushbaugh, Batty Lou Thompson, Catherine F. Frock, Tom Pemberton. Junior staff lists Jane Bare, Nancy Cummins, Arlene Swartz, Lillian Kinsey, Mary Wallrick. Senior high hosts Pastor McClung, Leah Lewis as assistant superintendent, and Dixie Wolford.
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Iiies
Gates Ion
Dora Saulth
Singer
June Pemberton
Babara Shearer
Doris Smith
Mary Rees
Gary Lushbaugh
Batty Lou Thompson
Catherine Fin Frock
Tom Pemberton
Jane Bare
Nancy Cummins
Arlene Swartz
Lillian Kin
Goldwater Favored by Columnist Lewis in Oklahoma City
AP report says Ful ton Lewis Jr. urged on Sunday that Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater would make an outstanding president. Lewis, a syndicated columnist and radio commentator, praised Goldwater and contrasted him with President Kennedy, whom he depicted as a superficial playboy. Additional items note a Funkstown volunteer fire department meeting and local ads for beauty services, golf supplies, and Spanish lessons.
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Oklahoma City
Fulton Lewis Jr
Christian Crusade
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Lon
Lewis
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Washington County Friends
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Peggy Dormig
Wat SlotUemyer
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Summit Aye
Thule
Greenland
U.S. Air Force
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Goldwater
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Park Circle Tavern
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