Official To Address Accountants At Hagerstown Meeting
The December meeting of the Hagerstown Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will be at Hotel Alexander on Thursday December 8. Gordon G Crowder Assistant Comptroller U S Post Office Department will speak on Postal Cost Studies Domestic and International. He has long ties to accounting and management groups and resides in Washington with his wife.
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Hagerstown
National Association of Accountants
Alexander
Gordon G. Crowder
U.S. Post Office Department
Washington
Post Office Department
National Presbyterian Church
University of Wisconsin
Walton School of Commerce
Trenois
Washington, D. C
Crowder
Reds Back Khrushchev Coexistence Drive Abroad
A fragmented report outlines Soviet backing for a coexistence policy with Khrushchev at the helm. It notes the appeal for united communist fronts to seize power without civil war, while allowing for non peaceful routes if resistance by reactionary circles grows strong. The piece also highlights renewed support for anti colonial liberation movements and Soviet ties with Nehru’s India, with mixed views on channeling aid to distant communist parties such as Peiping’s.
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Communist Party
Aration
Hone
India
Soviet Union
Nehru
Peiping
City's Water Line 32 Years Old May Need Future Addition
The aging Williamsport line and West End reservoir face limits as demand grows. A new 12 million gallon reservoir or an auxiliary Potomac line could cost about $1.25 million to $1.5 million, with city-county growth shifting water sales beyond city borders. The PSC set out-of-town rates, while plans from 1955 show continued consideration of a larger system to meet future needs.
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Pape
Potomac
Smelle
Williamsport
West End
Water Department
City Water Department
Public Service Commission
PSC
Circuit Court
Ito
Middleburg Pike
Fairchild Aircraft
Amo
State aid talk set for Washington County Museum event
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts hosts a discussion on state aid to schools tomorrow evening sponsored by the Hagerstown branch of the American Association of University Women. Dr Wesley N Dorn of the Maryland Department of Education will compare the Maryland equalization plan with the proposed Mort plan. Willam L Donaldson will introduce the speaker. The AAUW notes major revisions in school aid expected in the coming Maryland Legislature session, stressing taxpay er concerns and county comparisons on educational standards.
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Washington County
Museu Fine Arts
Hagerstown
American Association of University Women
P.m
Wesley N. Dorn
Maryland Department of Education
Willam L. Tonaldson
AASW
Maryland
AAUW
Boonsboro and Sharpsburg Maintain 60-Cent Tax Rates
Boonsboro and Sharpsburg officials plan to keep the 60 cent tax rate as Mayor Koontz reports the town still holds funds for a new pump at the spring. Council approved several measures including adjusting the town park duck flock and installing a traffic signal at Routes 65 and 4. The Sharpsburg Library received its annual $200 allocation as a policy debate on new streets in developments and subdivisions was postponed until January.
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Sharpsburg
Civil War Group Marks Four Years Of Activity In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Civil War Round Table, active since October 1956, has held 30 meetings with an average attendance of 45 and 64 at a March 1957 lecture by Gen. U.S. Grant. It hosts monthly dinners, three summer field trips, and plans Centennial Night with speakers and a Civil War radio and TV collaboration. Membership stands at 59 with five associates. contact Regent Hilton Bennett for details.
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James Murfin
Hagerstown
Dow
van Luan Naisawald
Union Artillery
Richard Bales
Al‘bert Dillahanty
Shiloh
Samuel Pruett
Thomas: Germack
James Mur
Fin
WJEJ
Lancaster
Maryland Centennial Commission
Haperstown
Washington Cemetery
Hilton Bennett
Regent
Round Table
Move To Block U N Debate On Algerian War
United Nations in New York heard moves by France’s African allies to delay the General Assembly debate on the Algerian war. Congo Brazzaville and Chad filed a postponement request, aiming to give President de Gaulle more time to win support for France’s stance that Algeria is part of France and the UN has no right to interfere. The Algerian rebels urged immediate start, while France planned to boycott. The outcome hinges on a test vote amid Paris-linked bloc dynamics.
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United Nations
N.Y
APT
France
General Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Assembly
S Nation
Congo
Brazzaville
Chad
Algeria
Paris
Claims Press Can Help Stop Demonstrators
New Orleans mayor Morrison urged all day media blackout on on the scene school integration coverage to discourage demonstrators. He proposed one reporter and one photographer cover the school scene and share the coverage.
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New Orleans
deLesseps
Morrison
Demite Anstrators
Isame
Morris
Wall Drama Slim and Needlecraft Book Promo Ad
An ad promotes Wall Drama Slim panels with nature inspired wall accents and cross stitch designs. It advertises The Daily Suit Household Arts Dept sending $0.35 plus $0.10 for a pattern, plus a 1961 Needlecraft Book with 125 designs and free six designs. It mentions police photographers and media presence in a fragmented note.
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Jaltarnee
Rastelass
Household Arts Dept
P. O
Chelsea ‘Station
New York
Address, Inc
Jver
Bazaar Ams
Boeing Wins Major Jet Order From Eastern and United
Boeing Airplane Co. lands a deal to supply 80 “midget” jet transports to Eastern and United air lines for 350 million dollars, with four jets each, delivery by end of 1963. The three‑engine rear‑mounted design promises shorter field length and speeds up to 660 mph, carrying 70 to 114 passengers over about 1700 miles.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
William M. Allen
Europe
Allen
Kennedy And President Talk Shift
Kennedy discusses a shift in administration with President Eisenhower as potential Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall is named. Eisenhower calls three cabinet members to standby and others aiding the transition include Wilton Persons and Clark Clifford. Kennedy hosts Clifford for a dinner in Georgetown.
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Wincemenst
Stewart L. Idall
D-Ariz
Interior
Eisenhower
Chrinium A. Herter
Defense
Gates Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Robin Anderson
Wilton B. Persons
Clark Clifford
I Ris House
Truman
Kennedy
Clifford
Georgetown
Cobwebby TV Screen Cause Is Puzzling
Mrs. Mae Palmer and her 13 year old daughter noticed cobwebs on the television screen yet reception remained. A loud blast was heard at 4 04 Saturday afternoon and officials noted no nearby window damage.
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Mae Palmer
Washington St
Sheriff seeks pay hikes for county lawmen and radio upgrades
The article notes pay boosts for assessment staff and deputies, including a proposed $25 monthly raise to lift deputy pay toward $150 monthly and align with Hagerstown Police and Maryland State Police levels. It also discusses radio frequency upgrades and equipment costs, plus a $250 budget increase in the sheriff’s spending plan.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Price
It's The Law In Hagerstown City Liability Rules
The City Code requires a written notice within thirty days of injury to claim liability. It states the city is not liable for damages from public street or snow or ice unless the defect or accumulation was personally known to the Mayor or City Engineer for at least twenty four hours, or called to their attention in writing twenty four hours prior, with due diligence.
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City of Hagerstown
City OF
Hagerstown
Baen
Census Plans Progressing by Churches in County
Washington County Ministerial Association reported progress on a county wide religious census. December 15 is the deadline for churches to indicate participation with 15 churches already expressing interest. About 2,500 census takers will cover as much of the county as possible, start January 15 and finish January 22, with Christ Reformed Church as the collection center. Dr Ralph D Heim spoke on trends in Christian education predicting more small group work and Bible emphasis in church life. New ministers introduced include Reverends Walt Jefferies Donald Nice Frank Rottier and Ralph Moyer.
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Washington County Ministerial Association
L. N. Strunk
Christ Reformed Church
Ralph D. Heim
Thhe Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary
Walt Jefferies
Donald Nice
Frank Rottier
Ralph Moyer
Prayer Invocation by Ames Minister at Peachview Church
The text presents a faith prayer by Robert W. Burs of Atlanta Georgia, a minister at Peachview Christian Church. It expresses dependence on divine grace, praise for past goodness, and trust that God’s will remains constant in Christ.
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Ames
Robert W. Burs
Allanta, Ga
Peachiwee Christian
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