Vaughan Testimony Hearings Continue In Capitol Probe
The congressional committee questions Vaughan about bank accounts and expenses of James V. Hunt and others tied to the inquiry. Ma ragon declines to stay silent as Grady memo allege d actions are disputed and Maragon defends his conduct after leaving Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Hoey
Coutttres
Maragon’s
James V. Hunt
Washington
General Vaughan
Mr. Truman
Europe
Maragon
Capitol
Henry F. Grady
Greece
Athens
Grady
Dr. Grady
Sleep Walking Was No Excuse in Home Invasion Case
Easton was found asleep on trial for a failed break in as Patrolman Smith testified the car was empty and Easton stood across the street from his home. He carried 45 dollars in his hand when caught and his wife said he sometimes walked in his sleep. Magistrate Snyder fined him 3.25 dollars and 45 cents and warned him to confine sleep walking to areas other than the street. Easton claimed another man wearing pajama pants knocked on the Avalon Avenue doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qustion
Easton
Smith
Snyder
Avalon Avenue
Destructive Hurricane Strikes Florida Coast
The storm swept the Rich Citrus Belt causing millions in damage from West Palm Beach to Delray Beach. WJMO tower toppled into Lake Worth. RCA station in Lake Worth reported 125 mph winds. Miami logged 1.53 inches of rain. Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and other coast towns faced power outages and smashed signs. Storm warnings stretched from St Augustine to Panama City as residents sheltered.
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West Palm Beach
Palm Beach
WJMO
Lake Worth
George Washington
RCA Communications
Dumage
Miami
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Delray Beach
Stuart
Fort Pierce
Vern Beach
St. Augustine
Charleston
Florida
Fort Myers
Lane And Boutelle Set Fishing Trip For Marlin Hunt
Governor Lane and Richard Boutelle of Fairfield Engine and Aircraft Corp plan a fishing trip from Ocean City Monday to attempt a repeat of Lane's 1947 marlin catch. The party includes Boutelle as a key guest and potential crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goavrernor Lane
Ocean City
Richard 8. Boutelle
Falrentld Engine and Aircraft Corp
Coin Operated TV Meter Aims to Boost Home Sets
WH Needy of Lincoln Electric introduces a coin operated television meter. One hour costs twenty five cents, with monthly collections applied to installments on the set. The scheme targets budget minded households and public venues like lodges and fire halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needy
Lincoln Electric Company
Reporters' Notebooks Chronicle Island Life and Local Anecdotes
A motor boat runs the St Silver Spring route in about six minutes as Gene commutes to the Island daily. Rufus Edwards notes work at the Island dock and a season of crabs and fish. Recalled memories link Hagerstown fishermen A K Barnhart and John After, with Barnhart later a coastal sugar broker in New York, and horses bred near Vermont. Canary birds nest on Belview Avenue as a Belview resident reports. A social mix causes two women from Yarh Pa to attend two downtown churches after choosing different denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Sliver Spring
Rufus Edwards
Asason
Hagerstown
A. Kieffer Barnhart
Haagerstown
New York
Barnhart
Miller
Cppner
Franklin and
Hofomae
Ree
Abner Barnhart
Jetter
Mont Vatta Avenue
Belview Avenue
Hamilih
Yarh
Sunday Reflection and Fashion Notes Include Parable Message
Readers recall a morning church visit that moved two women by a sermon based on the Pharisee and the Publican. They walked to the North End, admired a hostess in a new white suit, and endured a playful price-tag moment on the bus. A 1832 Sharpsburg sale bill reveals historic slave trade details, while Hagerstown Fraternal Order of Police plans another fundraiser after a disappointing policemen’s Ball.
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Bath
North End
Ashe Ras
Potomac
Hagerstown
Order of Policé
F.O.P
Realty Sales Top $100 000 in Boonsboro and surrounds
Realty transfers listed include Samuel Thomas property near Potomac and Lo cust for £6000, Model Homes Inc. gains two late parcels in Fairgreen Acres for $2000, and various deeds state buyers and prices across Boonsboro Hamilton Park and nearby streets. Prominent transfers include $14 500 on Irvin east side and $12 000 on Mulberry west side.
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Potomac
Locust
Samuel Thomas
E. Aldine Lakin
Model Homes Inc
Fairgreen Acres
Gaither L. Waltz
Wille M. Babington
South Main
Boonsboro
Ira J. Kefauver
Frederick Street
Fritz Oppenheim
Martin S. Baer
Blanche Elizabeth Schuetze
Louis Henson Kenny
Samples Manor
Nerman A. Griffith
Joseph i. Scranton
Fairview Road
Hamilton Park
R. Landis Cofffman
C. Edwin Kline
Woodrow V. Harner
Irvin
Albert E. Sykes
Howard J. Rohrer
Wilson Boulevard
Wilson H. Caskey
David &. Shoemaker, Jr
Mulberry
McKee
Bertie B. Stoddard
Charles F. Martin
Guilford
William G. Stravros
Albert Ek, Hykes
Maryland Avenue
Eight More Highway Jobs Authorized In Maryland Projects
The article lists multiple public works contracts in Maryland including grading drainage and paving between State Route 3 and Mason Springs with 398,254 dollars, a 287,264 dollar steel and concrete New York Expressway over the Padonia near Timonium, a 69,718 dollar Georges Creek bridge in Westernport, a 2114 dollar pedestrian tunnel on Pradiey Boulevard Bethesda, 184 thousand dollars for resurfacing Allegany Avenue and Westminster Pike in Towson and Westminster, and 68,420 dollars for five Centerville street sections. It notes the Policemen's Ball netted up to 1500 dollars this year, with ticket sales handled by officers and state show entertainment planned.
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Mason Springs
Alan
Smith
de Corse
Christhill
Baltimore
Padonia
Timonium
John D. Sheetz Construction Company
Halethorpe
Georges Creek
Washingtor Street
Westernport
Alle- Irary County
Baltimors & Ohio Railroad
Pradieyoulevard
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Leo Butler Company
Silver Springs
Harry T. Campbell Sons, Corp
Towson
Allegany Avenue
Charles Street
York Roads
Westminster
Eastern Highways Corp
Centerville
M. E. Ellinger
New Art Teacher Clyde Roberts Appointed at Hagerstown High
Clyde Fr. Roberts is named art teacher at Hagerstown High School. He holds a PLS degree from Western Reserve University, formal art training at the Cleveland School of Fine Arts, and a master's from Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fr. Roberts
Hagerstown
Western Reserve Univ
Cleveland
Ohio School of Fine Arts
Columbia University
New Teachers Appointed Here
Frank I Warfield named to Smithsburg High faculty as vocational agriculture teacher. Harold C Moser appointed physical education teacher at Washington Street School. Raymond Scott becomes vice principal at Washington Street School. MWe to head elementary school with degrees from Shippensburg and Columbia. Ruth Thacker named principal of Dargan School. Helen Widmyer transferred to Fountain Dale School. Lucinda A Fulton fills Broadway vacancy with Maryland kindergarten degree. Mrs Anormade Way becomes supervisor of lunch program and home economics after Eleanor Hartnett’s death.
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Mexico
Frank I. Warfield
Smithsburg High
University of Maryland
Ilarold C. Moser
Washington Street School
Ife
Raymond Scott
Mwe
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Columbia
Ruth Thacker
Dargan School
Helen Widmyer
Broadway
New
Fountaindale School
Lucinda A. Fulton
Fulton
Anormade Way
Eleanor Hartnett
Rubber Workers Strike For Higher Wages And Benefits
Rubber workers push for hourly raises, $100 monthly pensions, and health benefits as industry pay averages $1.32 an hour. Union argues company cites high costs and price limits, while rivals like Firestone and Goodyear have wage reopening terms. UAW president Lloyd criticizes a proposed 10 strike pledge and arbitration rights as dangerous for unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Goodyear
UAW
Lloyd
Transfers Move Pupil Personnel to Full Time Roles
Mrs Rebecca Stonebraker shifts from part time pupil personnel worker to full time personnel worker. Wilbur Hoop engardner moves from Junior High School supervisor to general High School supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Stonebraker
Wilbur Hoopengardner
Orphanage marks 39th anniversary at Littlestown
About 700 people from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania attended the 39th annual anniversary of the George W Hoffftan Orphanage near Littlestown Pennsylvania. Over 300 dinners were served in the dining room and a grove program followed in the afternoon. Mrs R Paul Smith of this city is secretary of the auxiliary.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George W. and Agnes Hoffftan
Littlestown
Grove
R. Paul Smith
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Toke Lamey
Irmowice
Lane
Boutelle
Marlin
Adv
Hess Auto Body
Dick Hockman
Winchester
Pen Mar Connell, Jr
H. Basil Martin
Singanore Ave
Theodore F. Delauney
Sharpsburg
Mary Bell Delauney
Jacob H. Grove
Jacob Marks
Home Builders Savings & Loan Association
Washington St
Startzman
Gov. Church & Prospect
Sammy Kaye
Haslacker’s
Haslacker
Locust Street
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
N. Jonathan Street
Sherwin-Williams
Williams
Mar
Swerwin-Willi
Sherwin-Williams Paints
North Potomac ST
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