AFL to Invite Presidential Candidates at Convention
Washington Aug 14 The American Federation of Labor announced it will invite Dwight D Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson to address its September 15 convention in New York. The council may endorse a candidate after speakers and seeks Truman input. CIO plans to endorse Stevenson and meet AFL leaders to align strategy for the November election.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
CIO
Philip Murray
Sail 4
Murray
Dwight D. Eisenhower
AFL
Disscuss Muttal
Mlantie City
American Federation of Labor
William Green Saga
APL
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Truman
Nolsiner
Marines Repel Double Red Attacks at Kor Bunker Hill
Marines beat back two Red assaults near Kor Bunker Hill as artillery and rifle fire pounded the front. Major Louis Recault said enemy attempts stalled after fierce Marine fire, with calls to retake Tucker Toth if pattern repeats.
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Kor Bunker Hill
Aarne
Leatherwerks
Ivac
Rnaker
Artil- Troy Deerery
Forteemen
Louis Recault
Walkes
Pex Busault
Tucker Toth
Cecrmpind Ou Pena
Peach Market Continues Weak In Appalachian Shipping Points
Market News Service reports a soft peach market with weak demand across Appalachian shipping points. Prices largely steady for Albertas and Halehaven, with modest gains for late varieties. regional stocks remain heavy and retail consumption unlikely to rise until prices drop. Rail and car movement show 372 cars on track, down slightly from the day before, with 156 carloads in eleven markets.
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Appalachian
Albertas
Weesday
Halehaven
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virgins
Co.b
Carolinas
Georgia
Firearms incident ends with fines after Snack Shack clash
Five Smithsimirg area youths were fined $8 each after an early morning disturbance at Bass Smack Shack on TH 40. Bart Markell, owner of the establishment, was fined $80 for firing a pistol and striking Donald Macintyre with a pistol butt when youths approached the property. Testimony showed Markell fired while defending his property. youths faced disorderly conduct charges.
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Smithsimirg
Bass Smack Shack
Menorstayn
Bart Markell
Pan Olinger
Donald Macintyre
Macintyre Anky
Markell
Churligg Maclintyre
Sie
C. T. Kaylor
Ottinger
Gary
Glenn FR
Warner
Richard J. West
Howard G. Wolfe
Herbert Lee Sandower
Andrew F. Ridenaur
Snd
Mildred Powell
Fred
Glen Warner
Chase
Mactanzie
MacIntyre
Kaylor
Crescent Road To Get Daily Mail Delivery
Crescent Road and Carroll Heights residents will receive daily mail delivery starting at 18 with authority granted by Postmaster T. W. Simpson. Residents must provide valid identification and ensure mailbox readiness to enable the new service.
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Crescent Road
Carroll Heights Addition
Starbling West Thonday
T. WT. Simpsom
Mark Sullivan Dies columnists veteran passes at 78
Mark Sullivan, 78, a celebrated newspaper columnist and former editor of Collier's, died of a heart attack last night in Chester County Hospital. A lifelong Chester County resident born in Avondale on September 10, he published several books and contributed decades to the newspaper world.
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West Chester
Paw
Mark Sullivan
Chen Ler County
Sullivan
Collier's Magazine
Chesto County
Avondale
Sablivan
Pennsylvania
Rejects Bid Truman Briefing Talk Sparks White House Debate
Washington falls into a polarized debate as Truman invites a briefing on the international crisis while Eisenhower and Stevenson react. Generals and officials debate the risk of public confusion and the administration’s approach. Short says briefing was never a factor in Truman's consideration.
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Heaver
Yiv
International
Fuke
White House
Troan
Cabnet
Defense
Gen
Eisenhower
Feanvan
Bispenhieger
Tim Sage
Tr Washington
Truman
Joseph Short
Remarters
Short
Stevenson
White Vause
Rama
Two Injured In Crash In City
A Connecticut motorist was fined today for running a stop signal at Memorial Boulevard and Summit Avenue, crashing into a car with right of way. Two occupants injured: Irla Bells, 60, and Nina Boatowin, 70, both of Sharpsburg. The crash occurred shortly before noon near Washington County Hospital.
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Connecticut
Ian
Memorial Boulevard
Summit Avenue
William A. McAlwe
Ridgefield Cann
Sien
Summit Averdue
Roe. Botts
Sharpsburg
Botts Auto
Irla Bells
iSharpsbug
Nina Boatowin
Washington County Hospital
Black day for Western Maryland Railroad with wrecks and deaths
Within 24 hours the Western Maryland Railroad suffered two derailments and a fatal crash that killed engineer Edward Chaffin and fireman Irvin Croft near Hanover. Earlier a cow killed on a Raymund Helman owned animal blocked lines along the Hagerstown to Harrisburg route. A second derailment on the Hanover subdivision delayed main lines for hours as wrecking crews cleared the tracks. A later derailment near Chambersburg blocked the main line until dawn.
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Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Raymund Helman
Chambersburg
Hanover
Baltimore
Klagerstown
Edward Chaffin
Irvin B. Croft
Harriburg
Unions Reject GE Proposals At New York Meeting
About 200000 GE employees rejected the company's offers after talks with two unions the International Union of Electrical Workers US and the United Electrical Workers. Lemuel Boulware said GE would raise most workers wages by cents to 13 cents more per hour about the average 1.75 dollars hourly wage.
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New York
General Electric Co
Inta Lional Union of
Electrional Workers
United Electrical Workers
G. E
Lemuel & Boulware
Cipropt
Democrats Launch Maryland Campaign in Election Drive
Maryland Democrats begin a statewide campaign with rallies and meetings as George Mahoney tours Anne Arundel and Ocean City set for a Saturday rally. Party officials promise nonstop policy information, fundraising plans for Sept. 9, and a broader critique of Republicans led by Taft, with comments contrasting Democratic world defense efforts.
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Balimore
Marylane
Brooke Lee
Maryland
Ote
Lee
Suartert
Senate
Nnominee
George FP. Mahoney
Anne Arundel County
Associated Warmen
Ocean City
Mahoney
Thomas M'Alesandey
Baltimore
Joe
Republica Party
Fisenhrawer
North Atlantic
Bisentinwar
Europe
Robert AL Taft
Iyas
Washington
Get Out the Vote Campaign Under Way Here
Local Jaycee group launches a Get Out the Vote education drive led by committee chair Howard Kaylor to boost turnout in the November 4 election. The plan includes a speakers bureau civic clubs leaflets displays and radio ads targeting 40 million eligible voters who may abstain.
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Magers
Washington County
James Strine
Jaycee
Howard Kaylor
R String
Kaylor
Campantin
Phony Hit and Run Report Triggers Police Road Check
A late night state police call claimed a hit and run on Rt 48 near Wainyinw Mountain injured Mala wcaman. Officers blocked roads near Hitgersinwn to examine bumpers and frontends, but the report proved false as state police cleared the scene.
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Halawonan
Wainyinw Mountain
Glenn Bowman
Mala Wcaman
Mate
Hitgersinwn
Ian Hone
Omiare
Humidity Returns As Western Maryland Warmth Rises
A weather note says humidity returns tomorrow with warm temperatures in Western Maryland and scattered showers or storms through Saturday. Temperatures rise to around 88 degrees today, with a mild increase tonight. In a separate police report, a man and two youths leaped from a roller coaster car near its peak, repeating the stunt despite warnings from park officials.
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Maryland
Singer
Weather Bureau
Ee Denree Intimin
Ania
Tax elimination ends Utah property fx in 1952 era
Utah state property tax was eliminated yesterday, marking a sweeping fiscal move. The action enables reorganized personal and corporate entities, including the Laxos personal name and the corporation TARR, to adjust their financial obligations amid the change.
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Utah
Oreenrel
Laxos and Corporation Tarr
Trial resumes in child poisoning case amid self harm incident
A child poisoning trial resumes as Shirley Dianna Welton faces two murder charges for the arsenic deaths of Shirley Dignac and Polly Ann, with the defendant claiming insanity. A nurse allegedly attempted suicide in court, slashing her wrist with a razor as testimony described a poisoning case linked to a May death.
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Ann
Dennison
Atternier
Oakley Mellin
Shirley Dian Welton
Shirley
Polly Ann
Tally Ann
Shirley Digna
Belaye
Lester Rolley
Shirley Dianna
Ie Child
Uren
Wallets Stolen At Race Meet In Chanheysburg
Reported incidents yesterday afternoon near Milton St Worshamn in Baltimore involve two wallets stolen from spectators. One wallet held $811 and multiple personal cards while another wallet and contents valued at about $1 were missing after attendees left the race track.
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Uarek
Jeity
Ring
Chanheysburg
Telemolige
Aish Jing
Milton St Worshamn
Baltimore
Local Soldier Killed in Korea August 2
Hazel Snyder of Alva and Mrs Chas Snyder Sr of South Prospect Street mourn the loss of their son who was killed in action in Korea August 2. He had left Seattle for Korea in June and saw constant service since joining Company A, 23rd Infantry in the Cattle zone.
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Hazel Snyder
Pannaon
Alv
Chas, Snyder
South Prospect Street
Korea
Seattle
23Rd Infantry
Court rules man in jail held for trial in county court
Joseph Alexander, held in county jail under habeas corpus, will stay jailed to stand trial for assault and battery on Albert Jenkins. Assoc Judge George Henderson ruled he can be tried locally even if brought by fraud. Alexander argued rights advisement. judge found no protest and sustained detention.
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Joseph Alexander
Circuit Court
Iegally
Frome Martineburg
Associae
George €. Henderson
Alexander
Albert Jenkins
Henderson
Alysander
Albert Lawry
Livwysy
Martins
Luigt
Juthee Henderson
Injuries, Damages Sought in Broad Auto Crash Suit
A $35,000 personal injury suit was docketed in Ourville yesterday. Raymond E. Reed, through attorneys Kalin, names C. Howard Weber and Ralph Trumpower as defendants claiming he was riding in a Weber owned truck when a crash occurred near Mairyiow Mont Vieuit. Reed alleges negligent driving by Trumpower caused severe injuries including three damaged dorsal vertebrae and thrombophlebitis. The action also mentions related claims against Sunes hy and a Philadelphia firm over separate car collision damages.
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Ourl
Raymond E. Reed
Attornes Lloved Kalin
C. Howard Weber
Ralph Trumpower
Kerr
Leytenger
Weber Ard Arin
Trampower
Anhdén
LS. Atead
Mairyiow Moun Vieuit
Reed
Eal
Ian
Lef Olay Company
Suneshy
We Pres
Hosward
Phigach
Hagerstown
Phenutl
Sunt
Ponkstown
Hebb
Harry C. Koons
Robert Zim Tera
Bank official robbed in Warren daylight holdup on Kenilworth
Three masked men forced the car of a Warren bank official off Kenilworth Avenue near the main business district at 9 55 am and robbed him of about 70 000 dollars. The raid used burlap sacks and targeted a bank executive traveling in Warren.
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Warren
Warren Bank
Kenilworth Ave
N. F
Eden All Smiles At His Wedding
London August 14 Eden Foreign Secretary Anthony Erion married its boss move year old Klaused Churchill in a brief ceremony. The couple, attended by none of the royal family, proceeded after a private vow entering London Canton Hall amid a cheering crowd.
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London
Anthony Erion
Klaused Churchill
Winston Churchill
Lenton
Beatiee Beckett
New York
Te Shah
England
Eden
Ivalier
Timothy Eden
Morris Frock Post Takes First Prize in Parade
The Morris Frack Post No. 42 American Legion rum and bugle corps won first prize as the best appearing unit in Reese Maryland's firemen parade. The event, part of a week-long reunion sponsored by the Reese Ira Department, awarded $74 to the top unit.
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Rum and Bugle Corps
Morris Frack Post No. 42
American Legion
Reese
Maryland
Reese I
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