Ben Bella hailed by Algerians in Algiers forum
Ahmed Ben Bella won the first popularity test in his clash with guerrilla commanders drawing cheers from about 100,000 Algerians. He pledged to subdue the military to civilian rule in socialist Algeria. The rally followed hours of rival demonstrations that merged into a show of support amid chaos and clashes with guerrilla forces in Algiers Forum.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
Learers
Ale
Wilays
Zone
Hail-Damaged Peaches Sold to Truckers in Pennsylvania Trade
Hail damaged peaches from nearby Pennsylvania orchards moved to truckers at varied prices. Spot prices ranged from 1.07 to 2.50 per bushel, with high grades fetching up to 2.50 and lower stock down to 1.00. Demand in the Martinsburg Winchester corridor was light, with most offers for three quarter bushel baskets and U S Extra grade 2 inch up at 2.40 to 2.50 including hydrocooting charges.
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Pennsylvania
Sullivans
Reg
Uae
Maryland
Martinsburg-Winchester
U. S
Architect of the Brent abof doors in praise of nature
Fragmentary text extols witnessing natural wonders and appreciating the outdoors for a brief moment in history. The wording is unclear and contains corrupted phrases, but centers on reverence for nature and living fully in the outdoors.
Area Deaths and Funeral Notices Mixed in Martinsburg Region
Deaths include Mrs H H Somerlade of Aliquippa aged 1043 Irwin St with a paralytic stroke. survived by son Wilbert in Hagerstown. Also Sgt Robert Bernard Bartles, Martinsburg Police, 43, died after a heart attack. services Saturday at Brown Funeral Home with burial at Rosedale. Harry Fahrney of Smithsburg died at 10 am after a month illness. funeral Saturday at Coffman Funeral Home followed by interment at Smithsburg Cemetery.
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H. H- Somerlade
H. Somerlade
Irwin St
Aliquippa
Aliquippa General Hospital
Wilbert B. Somerlade
David
Hagerstown
Martinsburg General Services
Robert Bernard Bartles
Martinsburg
Harry
Fahrney
Harry Coltistowar Fahrney
N. Main Street
Smithsburg
Baker Veterans Administration
Bova
Cavetown
William C
Susan Focklord
Wayneshorn
Texans Join Antietam Staff in Historic Transfer
Historian John W. Bryce from Texas and Park Ranger Crenshaw of Fort Worth joined the Antietam National Battlefield Site staff as permanent members. Bryce completed his Master of History at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches and received his appointment June 25. Crenshaw transferred from Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas.
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John W. Bryce
Gilmer
Texas
Park An Ut Crenshaw
Fort Worth
Antietam National Battlefield Site
Bryce
Stephen F. Austin State College
Nackedoches
Crenshaw
Anticlam National Battlefield Site
Hot Springs National Parks Arkansas
Reds and Berlin protests shape dueling headlines
Crowds stoned Soviet buses near the Berlin Wall after a shooting of an East German at the wall. Soviet officers blocked a four hour armoured car standoff, then accepted a U.S. escort as commands urged safe traffic flow. West Berlin anger rose with the death of Peter Fechter and calls for response while U.S. authorities limited aid. Separately, the Senate passed a sweeping drug safety bill with Kefauver proposing compulsory patent easing. the House readies companion legislation amid safety and efficacy proposals for prescription drugs.
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Berlin Wall
Wall
U.S
West Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin
Willy Brandl
Washington
Senate
House
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
T Gwards
Hans Dieter Wesar
Bornholmerstrasse
Sta- Sen
James C. Brystland
D-ton
Judiciary Committee
Helness
Twolferlin
US Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
West Germany
United States
Peter Fechter
Fire damages washhouse at Wise place on Day Road
A washhouse at the William O. Wise place along Day Road was damaged by fire shortly after 10 am today. The Punkstown Tire Company helped extinguish the blaze as the roof was badly scorched before control was achieved.
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William O. Wise
Day Road
Punkstown Tire Company
Jaa
Dr Wm Chen Leaves Cancer Project Here
Dr Wm Chen discusses leaving Hagerstown cancer research while planning continued work with cancer projects in Washington DC He notes a rise in city traffic accidents in seven months with 569 total incidents including one death and 162 injuries Police report increased July enforcement and 106 traffic arrests last month compared with 87 the year before He met with Johns Hopkins researchers and Maryland health officials to explore further uterus cancer research locally and hopes for future collaboration with the Coffman Cancer Research Center in the capital
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Hagerstown
Howard Jones
Johns
Donrnterger
American Tadar Cancer Society
Maryland
Chens
D. Crosby Greene
Jones
Dearnberger
Johns Hopkins
W. Ross
Cameron
Florida
St. Petersburg
Magerstown
Chen
Wash
Ington County
Two Teachers Earn Degrees From George Peabody College
Two Eastern Mennonite College faculty members in Harrisonburg Va were among about 420 graduates at George Peabody College for Teachers 18th commencement on August 17 Miss Margaret Isabelle Martin earned the Doctor of Education in physical education for a thesis on the history and development of physical education in Mennonite colleges The second recipient Miss Elsie Elizabeth Lehman earned the Specialist of Education in elementary curriculum Both hold B S degrees from Madison College and master’s work at Peabody
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Nashville
Wonn
Eastern Mennonite College
Harrisonburg
George Peabody College
Margaret Isabelle Martin
Elsie Elizabeth Lettman
Martin
United States
Dr. Martin
J. D. Earl Martin
Route 6
Hagerstown
Mad
Madison College
Peabody
Lehman
Madison Cal
Harricanhing
City Prints Program of Week's Events
The Hagerstown Bi Centenn ial Commission plans printed schedules for next week. Open house at City Hall offices Water Department pumping station and Municipal Electric Light Plant shown Monday to Wednesday. A union of churches to render old time spirituals at City Park Ban
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Hagerstown
City Park
Hager
City 2 Park
Fairgrounds
City
Hull
Hoot Gibson, Cowboy Star, Dies At 70 In Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Hoot Gibson a veteran cowboy film star died of cancer at age seventy. Born Edmund Richard Gibson, he moved to Hollywood in 1910 and retired from movies in 1940s after making 200 silents and 75 talkies.
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Hollywood
Hoot Gibson
Frdmund Richard Gibson
Patrolman Eyler Resigns After 12 Years Service
The Board of Public Works accepted Patrolman Cornelious Eyler resignation after 12 years with the Police Department to take a job with an industrial firm. The board also approved installation of street lights at various locations and the placing of sparking signs in areas requested by fire departments.
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Eyler
Board of Public Works
Cornelious Eyler
Police Department
March the Man of the Hour Fillmore Overture
A concert program lists marches overtures and solos including March the Man of the Hour Fillmore Overture and Light Cavalry Suppe Harp Solo The Lord's Prayer Malotte Julia Jiaynes Soloist Selection No No Nanette March the Purple Pageant Selection Sandpaper Ballet Selection Kentucky Trotter Sacred Fantasie The Angelus March The Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa
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Light Cavalry
Suppe
Malotte
Julia Jiaynes
Nanette
Veteran Teacher Re-Elected To Head Union Of Teachers
Veteran educator Carl J. Megel was reelected president of the American Federation of Teachers, beating Myron Lieberman 1,034 to 554 as the Chicago-based leader secured another two years at the union convention. Megel, 52, has led the 0,000-member AFT through a history of clashes with NEA while Lieberman, 43, a University of Illinois faculty member, argued for expansion of membership. Fire reports from Boonsboro dump fire smoulder on South Mountain show ongoing containment challenges as firefighters wrestle with underground humus fires. McGill University adds Aramaic to its Montreal language curriculum, expanding ancient tongue study.
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Felix B. Wold
York City
United Federation of Detroy
Carl J. Megel
AFT
Chicagoan
Myron Lieberman
Megel
J. Lieberman
University of Allinois
National Education Association
Mweh Bitler
NEA
Charles Cagen
Weader
New York City
Cogen
The
New
Boonsboro
South Mountain
Conol
Merman ‘Toms
Braddock
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University of Texas
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Wm. Chen
Cancer Project
Coffman Cancer Research Center
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Hagerstown Trust Company
Washington Street
Prospect Ave
S. Potomac St
Mamber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Edwin M. Kemp
Julia Haynes
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Sousa
Union of Teachers
Montreal
McGill University
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