Death of F H Ankeney County Native at 88
F H Ankeney long active in Cumberland civic life dies aged 88. He served as secretary and treasurer for multiple organizations including the Cumberland Rotary Club, Salvation Army advisory board, Chamber of Commerce, Mercantile Bureau, Cumberland Development Company, and Cumberland Industrial Corporation. He held leadership roles in Fort Cumberland Lodge 211 AP&M and contributed to YMCA and Red Cross efforts during World War I. Burial arrangements set at Stein Fussard D Hayes Jr. funeral home. services Thursday at St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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Sustin C. Stottlemyer
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Stottlemyer
Rev Fisher Dies at 62 in Hagerstown Area Church Death
Funeral notices honor Rev. Fisher longtime Evangelical ministerial member of multiple associations and a Masonic lodge. Survived by wife Henrietta, daughter Mrs. Knorr, sons Max, William, Hey M., eight grandchildren, sister and brothers. service at Emmanuel EUB Church with burial at Olivet Cemetery. Flowers requested to be omitted. contributions to Christian Education Building. Also notes Mississippi Rebels football wins over Memphis State Kentucky and Houston.
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Max C. Fisher
Hyattsville
James H. Fisher
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A. K. Coffman
Emmanuel Eub Church
Paul E. Horn
Dewitt P. Zuse
Russell ©. Dyer
ML. Olivet
Emmanuel Eud
Alsogaray Quits as Pressure Triggers Government Crisis
Argentina's Economic Minister Alvaro Alsogaray resigned after a week of pressure, with his entire economic team apparently stepping down. Reports suggested Navy secretary Kolungia also quit, while President Jose Marin Guido weighed the resignations and planned consultations with military leaders to assess the crisis.
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Algogaray
Genz Benjamin Rattenbach
Alsogary
Petrillo Ousted As President Of Musicians Union
In Chicago the local chapter of the Federation of Musicians voted to replace Petrillo, 70, after 18 years as president. Pay boosts for six staff were approved, including raises from $83 to $125 a month, with other increases for clerks and jail staff. The election result showed Petrillo defeated 186 votes, ending a long leadership era amid union budget requests and civil defense funding debates.
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Washington County
Ian Defense Agency
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Stevensons Future In U.N. Under Cloud
The agency proposes a capital outlay of 21,500 for an OC shelter in the court house annex basement. It seeks 7,000 for salaries and 16,100 for contractual services including 2,000 for telephone 1,500 for travel and 1,000 for others.
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Anti Castro Group Nabbed At Key West
Thirteen teen anti Castro sympathizers were jailed near Key West charged with violating the Neutrality Act. Ten Americans, two Cubans and a Canadian were seized on a Florida Keys island and accused of planning an expedition against Cuba. U S Commissioner William V Albury ordered them held on $1,000 bond and sent to Miami for court.
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U.S
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U.S. District Court
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James A. Lewis
San Francisco
Calif
Gerald Patrick Henning
Los Angeles
Henning
Notable U.S. Citizens Named in Miami Address List
The passage identifies several U.S. citizens residing at a single Miami address. They include Ronald P. Ponce De Leon 22 Lawrence J. Howard Jr. 27 Pico Rivera Edwin A. Collins 2% Justin J. Wilson 26 William Seymour 25 Ednowand J Colby 41 and Joseph C. Garman 22 plus Roy E. Hargraves 22.
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Lawrence J. Howard Jr
Pico Rivera
Calif
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Justin J. Wilson
William Seymour
Ednowand J Colby
Joseph C. Garman
Miami
Roy E. Hargraves
Airman Paul reassigned after Lackland training
Airman Philip Paul son of air and Mrs. Benjamin Paul of 497 Florida Ave. has been reassigned after basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He is now a sheet and metal worker at Custer AFS Battle Creek Michigan. He graduated from North Hagestown High School last June and invites friends to write.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Paul
Custer Air Force Station
Battle Creek
Mich
North Hagestown High School
Governors Hold Fire On Changes Front Page Summary
The Defense Department reshapes reserve forces amid a Berlin crisis, citing under strength units and drawn fillers. It proposes abolishing National Guard divisions except skeleton HQs, listing the 34th, 35th, 48th divisions and others, while breaking up reserve divisions including the 79th, 89th, 96th and more.
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Prayerful charter of gladness and grace in old note
A Toronto church leader cites thanksgiving and blessing, urging grace to share good things. The text mentions A. A. Scott, former United Church moderator, with scattered postal-like lines and addresses including Custer Air Force Station and Datile Creek, Michigan.
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Toronto
Tragic Brooklyn girl killed after fall from roof
A 9-year-old Lourdes Bass was hurled from a Farragut Houses rooftop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard area during an incident noted by police. Mrs Mattie Arnold saw a blurred figure dash by before a crash in the courtyard revealed the injured child, whose clothing lay nearby. Her family includes father Carlos the porter and mother Margaret with six siblings.
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Lourdes Bass
Mattie Arnold
Dow
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