Brothers Reunited After 23 Years at Fairchild Plant
Pete Yusuico, a Fairchild project engineer, meets his Philippines Army brother Jesus Yusuico in an emotional reunion after 23 years apart. A Navy trainer project and a family letter anchor the moment during Jesus’s visit to the United States.
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Sendeg
Pete Yusuko
Fairchild
Jesus
Pete
Manila
Philippine Army
St. Louis
Pete Yujuko
Fairchild’s
Philippines
Peter Yusuico
Peter
Pete Yusuico
Little Jesus
Yay-soos
Phillipines
States
St Yusuiia
Ut. Yujuio
Pacific
Testify Couple Showed No Grief in Murder Trial
In Santa Ana California the prosecution nears the end of the case against Heiress Louise Overell and her partner George Gollum accused of murdering her parents. Prosecutor Williams argues letters from jail imply guilt as witnesses describe the couple’s conduct after the Newport harbor yacht explosion.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Louise Overell
George
Bud) Gollum
Eugene Williams
Louise
Gollum
Walter E. Overell
Newport Harbor
Overells
Claire van Zwoll
Bud
Weather forecast for Maryland Virginia and West Virginia
Considerable cloudiness and scattered showers tonight and Friday with little temperature change. In Ohio expect partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers tonight and Friday, and cooler conditions in the western and northern portions Friday.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Sharpsburg Boy Held In Crash
James Maurie Moore of Sharpsburg is jailed in Chambersburg pending a $500 bond on a charge of failing to stop at an accident scene. Police say his car struck a parked auto on Main Street and another driver crashed into a police cruiser as officers investigated. Moore admitted fleeing in fear.
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James Maurie Moore
Sharpsburg
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Moore
Main Street
Raze Old Building At Road Entrance
Work to demolish the Ketbaugh property at East Franklin street and Dual Highway intersection began today. Engineer Charles W. Stump said the frame building must be torn down to allow highway connection and completion slated for late September.
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Ketbaugh
Franklin Street
Charles W. Stump
Raee
Attlee Program Draws Fire Of Right And Left
Conservatives and left wing Laborites oppose Prime Minister Attlee’s plan to avert economic disaster in Britain. The plan calls for sharp defense cuts and higher exports, while many want fewer troops next spring. Critics say the crisis move is hurried and underexplained.
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Attlee
London
Great Britain
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Daily Express
Hugo Dalton
Dalton
Lake Erie search for man lashed to boat
Lake Erie crews scour the lake by air and on the water for Harold Johnson, a 42 year old Pittsburgh man who was lashed to a small motorboat. His companion Thomas Cook, 35, from Carnegie, identified the craft and said they battled stormy seas for nine miles to shore with Johnson in a life jacket.
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Northeast
Lake Erie
Carnegie
Harold Johnson
Thomas Cook
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Cook
County Rankings in Maryland Fruits and Dairy Output
Washington county places 75th in fruit value and 23rd in apple trees and apple production, with 48th in peach trees. Frederick county ranks 77th in dairy cows, 4th in milk production and 49th in dairy product value, among 3660 counties in the nation per the 1945 census.
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Washington County
Maryland
United States
Frederick
Quake Kills Three In Algerian City
A French dispatch from Algiers reports three people killed and four injured when a farm building collapsed after an earthquake that shook Constantine, a city between Algiers and Tunis.
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Paris
Algiers
Constantine
Tunis
Hughes Attacks Brewster Testimony As Senate Probe Intensifies
Howard Hughes shouted that Senator Brewster's testimony was a pack of lies and vowed to tear it apart if cross questioned. The exchange came during the Senate War Investigating Committee's probe into Hughes $40,000,000 wartime aircraft contracts as Ferguson pressed for written questions.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Brewster
Senate War Investigating Committee
Fier
Hughes
Ferguson
R-Mich
Tom Slack
Maine
Trans World Airlines
Pan American Airways
TWA
Senate Committee Today
Audience protests during hearing as questions move from Brewster
The Senate hearing grows tense as Hughes argues against pre submitting questions to Brewster. Ferguson orders the room cleared after a spectator vows to speak for the audience, prompting loud scenes in the packed caucus room.
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Hughes
Brewster
Senate
Ferguson
Complaints Prompt Action On Washington Square Traffic
Washington Square traffic congestion on Sunday morning brings requests for police supervision. Councilman Jack Hellane will raise the issue at tonight’s Mayor and Council meeting. He notes street lighting concerns in the 1109 West Washington block and asks city engineers to present matters. Other items include dedication of East Franklin Street extended and absence of Councilman Peatterfield on vacation.
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Washington Square
Jack Hellane
Hellane
Washington Street
Chas. W. Stump T
J. Frank Elliott
Franklin ‘Street
Claude Peatterfield
Danger Seen in New Labor Bill by Labor Official
John W. Gibson assistant secretary of labor warned in York that the Taft Hartley Act contains elements that could lead to dire consequences. He spoke at the United Wallpaper Co summer conference and said the labor department is apprehensive about the new law. Secretary Schwellenbach had criticized certain provisions before enactment.
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York
John W. Gibson
Labor
Labor Department
Gigson
United Wallpaper Co
Tabor Department
Schwellenbach
Congress
Jockey Hurt In Fall At Track At Hagi jststown Fairgrounds
Detroit jockey Joe Matral suffered a dislocated left shoulder after being thrown from his horse in the first race at the Hagi jststown Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon. He crawled under the track fence to avoid oncoming horses and was treated at Washington County Hospital before being discharged.
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Joe Matral
Detroit
Matral
Atp
Washington County Hospital
Florence Tucker
Tucker
Keedysville
Ruth G. Ervin
Mealey Parkway
Lesle J. Mason, Jr
Williamsport
Liquor Consumption Falls in Maryland in July
Maryland July liquor taxes totaled 263 719 dollars, down from 610 009 the previous July, reflecting a continuing drop in hard liquor consumption. Deputy Comptroller Jos. McCusker attributed the decline to price pressures.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Comptroller's
Jos. QO. McCusker
Greece Warns Of Russian Aims In Balkan Problem
Greece warned Moscow aims to pull the region into its sphere unless the United Nations acts. Greek Ambassador Vassili Dendr a mis blasted Russia for vetoing a watch-dog plan and said the goal is to create a sham solution to lull world opinion. A UN sub committee of seven motions met to find common ground with a first session set for 20 30 am EDT and a report deadline next Monday. The Australia resolution urged Yugoslavia Albania Greece and Bulgaria to stop provocations and negotiate frontier disputes. Soviet opposition loomed.
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Lake Success
Greece
United Nations
Security Council
Vassili Dendramis
Russia
Balkans
Moscow
Dendramis
Australia
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
New Dwellings Among Permits
A list of new homes and conversions approved by the City Building Inspector since August 1 includes Modern Builders Inc projects on Mont Valea avenue and avenue for 21x22 and 24x30 dwellings, Charles Mullenix on 32 Pennsylvania avenue, Maurice T. Holzanple at 24 Belview avenue, Lewis E. Bentz and Edward R. Bentz on 319 W. Howard street, Laban G. Wellington on 443 Jonathan street, Hamilton Homes Inc on Glenwood avenue and Fairview road, Edgar Darner on 27% South Potomac street, and various concrete block garages and a dry cleaning building with prices listed.
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Office of the City Building
Modern Builders, Inc
Mont Vaila Avenue
Charles Mullenix
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maurice T. Holzanple
Belview Avenue
Lewis E. Bentz
Edward R. Bentz
W. Howard Street
Laban G. Wellington
Jonathan Street
Hamilton, Homes, Inc
Glenwood Avenue
Fairview Road
Edgar Darner
South Potomac Street
Man Ordered Off Private Property Fines for Assault
Magister Harry E. Snyder fined William Chrisman ten dollars after convicting him of assault on Frank B. Howe of Chewsville. The incident began when Howe ordered Chrisman off his property during a July 31 dispute, during which Chrisman allegedly grabbed a pitchfork and struck Howe.
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Harry E. Snyder
Wiliam Chrisman
Chrisman
Chewsville
Frank B. Howe
Howe
Hilton divorce finalized for Mrs Galvia Hilton and James Hilton
Final decree ends marriage of Mrs Galvia Hilton and British novelist James Hilton. She receives a minimum alimony of 9000 dollars annually and retains their Los Angeles home. Couple wed in Juarez Mexico in 1937.
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Los Angeles
Galvia Hilton
James Hilton
Juarez
Mexico
Old Bigamist Conductor Seeks Fresh Start In San Francisco
Francis Van Wie, a 64 year old former street car conductor with 18 marriages that led to prison, appealed to the Superior Court for a chance to escape his past. Paroled to a fruit ranch, he asked Judge Herbert Chaufman for a job in San Francisco where he hopes anonymity. He tearfully voiced humiliation from students who mock him as Ding Dong Daddy of the D Car line and expressed desire to bury himself away.
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San Francisco
Francis van Wie
Superior Court
van Wie
Herbert Chaufman
Torrid Wave In West Is Broken
Heat wave across the Midwest continues to weaken as thundershowers and cooler air move in. The Weather Bureau reports Chicago and surrounding areas breaking the heat, with 68 deaths nationwide tied to four days of 100 degree heat and related drownings. Joliet reports strong winds and downed trees after a brief downpour. Highest temps reached 101 in Chicago while Yuma Arizona hit 113.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Joliet
Jil
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Ohio
Iowa
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisville
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Yuma
Ariz
Heat Wave Pushes Midwest Temps Past Ninety
The midwest endures a heat wave with Hagerstown and nearby areas reaching 91 degrees. Weather forecasters warn cooler air is coming but expect more hot days ahead, while Chicago records 100 degrees for the third straight day and Advance Missouri hits 106.
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Hagerstown
Midwest
Chicago
Mercury
Miller
Plane crash kills official and family near Beacon Oil Plant
Everett Mass August 7 a Carrier Mandell Air Conditioning official Thomas Mandell 46 and his two daughters Anne 22 Harriet 19, plus pilot Nelson Pell, died when a chartered plane crashed into a gas fume chimney at Beacon Oil Plant. Wreckage stuck in the chimney. witnesses report explosions from gasoline. Firemen extinguished flames. plant shutoff may have averted a larger disaster. The party had been returning from Montreal via Revere near the refinery.
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Everett
Mass
Thomas Mandell
Carrier-Mandell Air Conditioning Corporation
Beacon Oil Plant
Mandell
George S. Mandell
Old
Boston Transcript
Anne
Harriet
Nelson Pell
Frederick Ayer
George S. Patton
Montreal
Cyrus , Craig
Mandel
Revere
16 Pies And Three Dozen Doughnuts Stolen Last Night
Police report multiple thefts with readable details from local addresses. Summer's Bakery on Cypress street lost three dozen doughnuts and sixteen pies after a window screen was torn. Spangier's chip shop on South Potomac street was entered through a window and $3 in coins and two door keys taken. Sunglasses were stolen from a car near Hagerstown Rubber Company. A two headed pig was born near Downsville and later destroyed.
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Summer
Cypress Street
R. Sagle
South
Cannon Avenue
Spangier
South Potomac Street
J. A. Ashly
Ernest Rice
Epponsboro
Hagerstown
Joe Ariz
Downsville
Classified Ad Case History Reveals Quick Sell Tactics
The excerpt outlines a classified ad for a RECVINATOR-7 in a Herald Mail style notice. It details calls from a sequence of women and a man, with private timing notes and a final sale closing about 11 o clock, illustrating brisk buyer interest and a sold machine.
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Herald- Mail
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W. C. Fields
Dayton
Jack Lee Cumming
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L. H. Denton
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