McCarthy Plans Personal Chat With President
McCarthy plans a private talk with President Eisenhower after the Bermuda talks. A source said the White House had heard nothing about such a meeting while McCarthy signaled readiness to criticize administration policy when he sees mistakes. He urged supporters to pressure the President to stop trade with Red China while American prisoners remain with the Communists.
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Washington
Dulles
McCarthy
White House
Murray Snyder
Eisenhower
Red China
Obituaries continued list Reel Wade Parrett Syester
In Sharpsburg area long time resident of Reel Brothers Farm, survivors include sisters Mrs Helen A Cost Miss Daisy M Reel Miss Say Reel and brothers Sheridan V Reel Richard A Reel. Service Sunday 2 p.m. at Sater Funeral Home Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg. Also Sadie Gertrude Wade of 335 Sater Avenue died at Washington County Hospital aged 78. Daughter Mrs Russell Thompson and sister Mrs Emma Hackett of Malest ing, IL. burial Boonsboro Cemetery. Helen Patrett Syester widow of Lewis D Syester died at Laker Hospital Cleveland. Survivors include daughter Mrs Hol Weeks Cunningham Suffolk VA son Lewis D Syester Jr Cleveland. services in Cleveland then burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown. Funeral in Cleveland then rose hill cemetery prayers in Hagerstown by Rev Kenneth Gearhart.
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Sharpsburg
Reel Brothers
Helen
A. Cost
Daisy M. Reel
Say
Sheridan V. Reel
Richard A. Reel
Foral
Sater
Nmne
de. F. Berry Plummer
Mountain View Cemetery
Sadie Gertrude Wade
Sater Avenue
Washington County Trospiter
Ware
Russell Thompson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Boonsboro
Russell “‘Thompson
Hagerstown
Emma Hackett
Malesting
Krates Funeral Home
F. Spitzer
Friends
Kraiss
Halen P. Syestar
Kelen Patrett Syester
Lewis D. Syester
Laker Hospital
Cleveland
Ilot
Weeks Cunningham
Suffolk
Lewis D, Syester
Benjamin C. Parrett
Robert A. Parrett
William Cole Saunders
Lewis Lyester Saunders
Rose Hill Cemetery
Kenneth M. Gearhart
Hagerstown Man Candidate For Top Union Post
Hagerstown man is a candidate for a leading union position as state and national CIO leaders push proposals. The Maryland group approved 17 resolutions and endorsed tax cut ideas including reducing federal excise taxes on alcohol and closing income tax loopholes. Audrey Smid of Baltimore led the session of the 15th annual meeting with speakers slated from CIO and Shipbuilders Union and Senator Robert Kimble of Allegany County.
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CIO
Audrey Smid
Baltimore
John Grogan
Shipbuilders Union
R. J. Collins
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Jeader
Maryland
Senate
Prayer for T R DAY a reflection on guidance and renewal
A fragmentary prayer attributed to George requests divine guidance and renewal. It invokes God as creator and Christ as the convicting, guiding presence, asking to be recreated in light of divine will and talents. The text reads as a devotional plea for transformation.
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Christ
George
Dozed Off While Smoking Ends In Fatal Grass Fire
Dayton man David Hale aged 36 died after dozing in a field while smoking a cigarette. He was found in a grass fire and died in hospital hours later. Deputy Coroner George Y. Markus called the death probably accidental.
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Dayton
Ohio
David Hale
George Y. Markus
Butler Pa Back On Airline Route
Allegheny Airlines resumes scheduled service to Butler Pennsylvania as an intermediate point on its Buffalo to Washington route. Butler’s municipal airport was reconstructed with a paved runway and night landing facilities, allowing the reinstitution of the stop.
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Allegheny Airlines
Butler
Buffalo
Washington, D. C
Gouzenko Testimony Details Ottawa Spy Ring Plot
The Gouzenko interview with Senator Jenner is reviewed amid a 1945 Royal Canadian Mounties case. It links Gouzenko to a suspected Soviet spy ring in Canada, with contacts in the United States and a note on his living under protection in Ottawa. The report outlines the embassy's surveillance and the Mounties guarding Gouzenko and his family.
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Washington
Igor Gouzenk
Red Fifth
North America
State Department
Pers
Gousenka
Sen. Jenner
R-Ind
Robert Morris
Senate
Internal Security
Gougenka
Canada
Ottawa
United
Jenner
Gou
Izenk
Gouzenko
Eenko
Gauzenko
Gouzenkos
Haps
Royal Canadian Air Force
Igor Go
Gouaenko
Gouzenkyl
RCAF
Iifled
Espion
NKVD
Soage
Viet Secret Police
Hite
Foor
Russia
New Yorkers Ask Whats New Pursuit Of News Grows Fierce
New Yorkers vent frustration over missing major newspapers since Monday as they seek updates on Christmas buying, job ads, and Wall Street moves. Readers rely on radio and TV for comics while subway riders study ads and faces behind newsprint curtains.
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Martin Post
New York
Wall Street
Man Fined for Illegal Bingo Operations Here
A jury convicting a local operator led to a $210 fine for illegal bingo activities. Testimony revealed merchandise certificates traded for prizes with limited cash value, while witnesses described common bingo practices at Stoddard's establishment run with the Woodmen of the World.
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Man
William Murray
Woodwen
Stoddard
New Regulations On Water Supply Sewage In Effect
New rules require developers to submit plats to the local Health Department for approval of water supply and sewage disposal. The Bureau of Environmental Hygiene cites widespread inadequate private systems and health nuisances and plans a manual and training for sanitarians to enforce the regulations nationwide in Maryland counties and subdivisions.
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Robert M. Brown
Bureau
Maryland
Brown
Iotal Health Dept
Health Dept
Bureau of Environmental Hygiene
Orienta Ition
Jlbe
State Seeks New Water Source For Boonsboro Schools
Boonsboro schools will not reopen until water supply allows sanitary operation. Assistant superintendent William C. Dick notes state law requires 18 schooling days. potential extension of term may be needed. Boonsboro Elementary enrolls 443, High School 888. transfer of students not possible. Board of Education meeting next Tuesday will address the issue.
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Boonghoro
William C. Dick
Boonsboro
Su Epatris Ed
Board of Education
Hoonsboro
Army blocks two overseas teachers in Maryland program
Dr H C Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, told the Maryland State Grange convention that the armed forces rejected two of the universitys overseas extension teachers for security reasons. He did not specify when or where the teachers are now, and no explanation was given.
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H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Maryland State Grange
Europe
United States
Africa
Byrd
Two Inmates Guilty of Barn Arson at Maryland Reformatory
A jury found George Caulk and Alfred Summerville guilty of arson in the Sept. 22 blaze at the Maryland Reformatory for Males Farm. Moses Wilson Jr. was indicted and to be tried next. Defense challenged confessions from solitary confinement. judge admitted them.
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Reformatory
Joseph D. Mish
Washington County
George
Caulk
Centreville
Alfred Summerville
Baltimore
Moses Wilson, Jr
James W. Curral
Mary
John S. Hollyday
Summerville
Moses Wilson , Jr
Moses
Grand Jiwry
Wilson
TV Schedule Fragments From A 1960s WAAM Guide
A dense OCR listing of TV programs and time slots shows a mix of 1940s to 1960s titles. Entries include The Life of Riley Playhouse Allent Parl Vacation Wife Storm Swept Life Begins at Eighty Our Miss Brooks Doorways to various anthology and talk shows.
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Riley
William Bentrix
Playhouse Allent Parl
Playhouse of Stars
Angela Lansbury
Jack Bang
Miss Brooks
Eve Arden
TV Soundstage
Easy Armchair Theatre
George Jessel
Iva
Marie Wilson
Joey Giambra Ys
Jimmy Herring
Dennis James
Edw. R. Murrow
Douglas Fairbanks
Famous Playhouse
Weather Report
Simpson
Ray Michael
Sporle
Night Owl Theatre
Picture Playhouse
Will Archer
Morgan Beatty
the News
Jones
Cadallac dealer Hoffman named to national advisory panel
Elected to post Charles W Hoffman president of Human Cadillac Sales Inc in Mary land has been chosen by Cadillac dealers in Maryland as their representative on the newly activated National Cadillac Advisory Committee of the National Automobile Dealers Association. He will join dealers from other states to advise NACA’s Industry Relations Committee and strengthen ties between Cadillac dealers and the manufacturer to better serve motorists.
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Charles W. Hoffman
Human Cadillac Sales, Inc
Marylan
National Automobile Dealers Association
Cadillac
Maryland
Hoffman
Cadillac Advisory Committee
NACA
Judge Mish recalled in fire case at high court
The remarks refer to Wilson awaiting trial who allegedly ordered the arson, Summerville who started the fire, and Caulk who supplied matches and was to ensure Summerville acted, while bread making is noted as a human craft.
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Mish
Wilson
Summerville
Caulk
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