Archbishop To Soviets Due Hit Hard In 1958
AP analysis says the Middle East faces a concentrated Soviet push in 1958 with Tass directives outlining where to apply pressure and how. The drive links to a February Moscow manifesto and aims at independence from colonial rule while pushing a broader nuclear weapons ban as cover. Khrushchev backs revived front groups and international trade unions to extend influence in the region and across dependent nations. Continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 1. Ryan
Middle East
Kremlin
Tass
Moscow
Near
Communist Party
Khrushchev
World Federation of Trade
J ‘Unions
WFTU
Truman airs views on unity and world events during visit
Former President Harry S. Truman spoke to reporters about the need to unite friends and confront totalitarianism as he toured, praising a new missile program coordinator James R. Killian and critiquing Soviet behavior since Potsdam. He warned of school integration troubles but favored education to resolve it. He also mused on the Middle East and commented on a painting in an art gallery window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Uy
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Fran ‘ Keough
Balti
Imore
Munday
Mary's Catholic
Placent
America
James R. Killian
Potsdam
Middle East
Watchnight Service Tuesday Drops Youth Rally
Youth Rally scheduled for tomorrow night canceled. Instead a watch night service planned at the Youth Center Tuesday starting 10 p.m. through midnight. Next youth rally set for Saturday January 4 featuring the color film Silent Witness based on a teen’s true experience. Rev. Reuben Gill Cantrell directs. event invites all high school students. Skating at Starland rink Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Reuben Gll Cantrell
Starland Rink
Obituary notices include infant death and local service details
Rusself Eugen s Craig Russell Eugene Craig eight months old son of Ollen and Lilian S. Marquiss Craig died at home after a four day illness. Survived by parents and siblings Roger Thomas Tro Wayne Elton Jean Richard Owen Evelyn Ruth and grandparents M H Craig and M S Marquis. Rest Haven Chapel awaiting viewing then Church of God Lingore Ave burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Jesse W. Stauper surgeon Route 3 died unexpectedly at Letterkenny Depot. Survived by wife Blanche Sweeney Stauper and many children and grandchildren. Funeral at Mt Pleasant Church of God Mercesburg with interment in Fairview Cemetery. Liniger Funeral Home Mercersburg viewing Sat 1 7 30 p.m. Kansas City Wet broke into Goodwill on Christmas Day. Supervisor Glenn Bledsoe comments. Dancing every Friday night at Wacohu Grange Hall with Tom Kat and Kauntry Feplens Iv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusself Eugens Craig Russell
Eugene Craig
Ollen
Lilian S
Marquiss) Craig
Nottingham Road
Roger Thomas
Tro
Wayne
Elton Jean
Richid Owen
Evelyn Ruth
Paeingl
M. H. Craig
North Wilkesforce
N. C
Misternal Slandfather
H. E. Marquis
Tagerstown
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
Church of God
Linganore Avenue
Warmimond Street
Earl
Marquiss
Rest Haven Cemetery
Jesse W. Stauper
Miercerssurg
Letterkenny
Shambersburg
Mersersburg
William and Female
Mills
Wie
Blanche (Sweeney) Starliper
Tdith Mellett
Mercersburg
Tarry
Hagerstown
John Hayes
Kenneth
Mowen
Chanbersburg
Leon Fleagle
Charles Rock
Waynesboro
Walter
Cecil
Martha
Mt .Pleasant Church of God
Hey
Sarah Clayton
Fairview Cemetery
Lininger
Price corrections for two items in weekend ad
The advertisement misquoted Coricidin Tablets bottle 12 at 67 cents and Cepacol Mouth Wash 1662 at 976. Peoples Service Drug Stores at 17 W Washington St and 1 W Franklin St issue the corrected prices and locations.
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Peoples Service Drug Stores
Washington St
W. Franklin St
Lighting Contest Winners Named In Maugansville
L Cunningham of Sunrise Drive Maugansville won the Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Raritan Club in a judging held last night. R P Webb of Simtise Drive and Raymond Davis of Grand View Road won second and third prizes. Judges included Francis Gift Katy Herbert and I J Hartnett. The club also lit a Christmas tree on Miller Avenue and distributed treats while carols were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cunningham
Sunrise
Drive
Maugansville
Raritan Club
R. P. Webb
Simtise Drive
Raymond Davis
Grand View Road
Ruby Jackson
I. J. Hartnett
Miller Avenue
Morgans' Ville Old Folks
Argument Over 20 Bill Ends in Two Deaths
Two men were killed and a third seriously wounded in a Washington restaurant after a dispute over a $20 tab. Police, led by District Homicide Captain Lawrence Tarbner, sought two armed suspects with .45 caliber pistols in connection with the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence Tarbnett
District Homicide Squad
Lsted
Geo. P. Kaldes
Kenney Fisher
Bernard J. Mainer
Mainer
Wes
Hartness
Salk Reports Progress In Cancer Work
New York December reports that Jonas Salk shared laboratory findings on antibodies possibly guiding cancer research. He notes the antibodies in his serum show activity against both normal and cancerous tissues in test tubes, with further study needed before conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jonny Salk
Science
Salk
Fatally Injured Roller Skating Incident In Baltimore
Three youths on roller skates lost grip on a bus as it sped away. One, Robert Washington, 14, died from internal injuries at Lutheran Hospital. Samuel A. Jones, 16, was treated and released for cuts and bruises. The third, Carl Reider, escaped. The incident occurred after a hostess aided a prearranged ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rec
Robert Washington
Lutheran Hospital
Carly
Elis
Samuel A. Jones
Carl Reider
Pasadena
Calif
Boni Buehler Bla
Jack
Wholington
Jones
Reider
Charles Béalio
Black Jr
UAW Board Rules Ex Reds May Hold Union Office
The UAW Public Review Board ruled that former communists and members who had ties to the Communist party could hold union offices. The decision, made at local hearings, follows a first major ruling and respected the union’s ethical code, avoiding a whitewash charge. The board cited consistency with an administrative letter from Walter P. Reuther and the AFL CIO’s ethics oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
N cl
Workers Public Review Board
Spsentives
Wilton Burns
Dewitt Minists
Gilpin
Andrew Newhoff
Albert
Donald tHarris
Soereion
WAMW
Internatounists
Rom Uaw
Senate Nves
G. Bramle
Oxnam
Methodist
Wash.ty
Jintersington
D.C
George
National
J. Arthur Hanrahan
Windsor
Ont
Public Review Board
Focal Union
Walter P. Reuther
Afi-Cio
GI Insurance Dividends To Come In 58
The article outlines regular annual dividends for Veterans Administration insured policies for 1958. NSLI dividends total 245 million to about 5.9 million policyholders and USGLI dividends total 22 million to about 300 thousand holders. Dividend amounts vary by policy type and individual eligibility, with rises due to in-service premium waivers ending and mortality experience. Officials caution policyholders not to inquire early about payments to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Service Life Insurance
NSLI
U. S. Government Life Insurance
USGLI
Frank T. Trawinski
Hagerstown
The
Veterans Administration
City Hall
New Bikes May Be Registered In City Hall BasemenT
Boys who received new bicycles for Christmas may register them and obtain license tags tomorrow in City Hall basement from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Lt. Warold Kiser notes many inquiries about bike registration for boys. Registration costs 25 cents. Also an advertisement for a pre inventory sale at Hensons Hat and Dress Shop 23 W Antistam St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City .Hall
Warold Kiser
Hensons' Hat & Dress Shop
Antistam St
Adv
Entertain Fri and Sat at Red Men's Hall event
Cold beer offered at Red Men's Hall 33 West Antic on Friday and Saturday with 101 East Wilson Blvd attendees and guests. Early 1.07 and throw-away 1.00 prices. Town and Country Boys and Paul Newman perform. Meeting notice for Thursday 8 p.m. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Hall
W. Antic
Town & Country Boys
Hull's
Paul Newman
East Wilson Blvd
Elected to Frat Kenneth Frushoor joins Kappa Delta Pi
Kenneth Frushoor from Smithswirg Rt 4 has been elected to the Episilan Alpha chapter of Kappa Delta Pi at Towson State Teachers College where he is a senior. The society honors students in education for scholastic achievement. Ken graduated from Middletown High School and Hagerstown Junior College before entering Teachers College.
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Kenneth Frushoor
Smithswirg Rt. 4
Episilan Alpha
Kappa Delta Pi
Towson State Teachers College
Kenfleth
Middletown High School
Hagerstown Junior College
Feachers College
Special Fund For Missiles Being Planned
The Eisenhower administration plans a special 50 million dollar fund to exploit breakthroughs in missile and satellite research. The fund, to be spent at the President’s discretion, could aid R and D or procurement and may push next year’s spending above 74 billion dollars, nearing the Korean War peak of 74.4 billion. The plan surfaced after a secret White House National Security Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkt
Wall Street Journal
Washington Dispatch
Journal
White House
National Security Council
U.S
Virginia Man Fined and Jailed for Drunken Driving
A Winchester taxi operator, James B. Harler, 26, was fined $150 and costs and sentenced to three days in jail after a drunken driving conviction before Magistrate Edwin H. Miller. Harler was arrested by Patrolman Robert Atton on Memorial Boulevard for blocking the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Edwin H. Miller
James BR. Harler
Robert Atton
Memorial Boulevaré
Court of Appeals Ruling Seen As Costly To State and Counties
A 1957 Maryland Court of Appeals decision threatens to raise statewide and local tax losses. If applied to inventories and other personal property, the ruling could shift $23 million in annual sales and affect counties, Baltimore City, and the state with potential losses of hundreds of millions under various tax scenarios. Legislators may respond by reworking property tax rules or seeking a special session to adjust taxing authority.
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Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Maryland Court of
Sears Cachin
High Court
Sears
Ae Berner
Baltimore City
Insses
Maryland
Baltimore
U. S
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Allegany
Anne
Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Gar
Tax Commission
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queer Annes
St. Mary's
Legislature
del. Cardin
Somerset
Talbot
D-Balto
Washington
Wicornico
T County
Worcester
Firm Gives Workers Trip To Europe To Boost Morale
Boston based Plastics Corp of Newton plans 15 day Europe trip for 50 employees with 10 years service or more paid by firm to boost morale. Bosses say workers will visit Paris London Ireland and Holland with eligible workers receiving full expenses and a Christmas bonus. A separate traffic accident report notes a collision on South Potomac Street involving a Wiles car and Em bly vehicle, causing property damage and police charges for reckless driving.
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Boston
Con Plastics Corp
Newton
Lew
Paris
Europe
Joseph L. Shotkin
William I. Golden
Sholkin
Totel
Canada
South Pot
Tomac Street
Atlan Boyd W. Wiles
Cullen Tie City
Rome
London
Ireland
Holcar
Robert L. Embly
Potomac Street
Embly
Allen
Hofer
Chambersburg
Wiles
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Mideast
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Burral
Monsignor Leary
Rutherford’s Shell
N. Potom
Ine
Ady
Western Maryland Sportsman Club
Aty
Better Homes, Inc
W. Frank
St. Dial
Jesse W. Starliper
Kansas City
Goodwill Industries
Glenn Bledsoe
Wacohu Grange Hall
Tom Kat & Kauntry Feplens Iv
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Listers Nelaw
Mes Ailha l
Lestar Bidesgut
Travathren
GI Insurance
Detroit-area
James Simmons
Harry M. Philo
Walter Doresh
Mack Sinzori
Ford
Tdith van Horn
Los Angeles
Ron Randell
Laya Raki
North End
Godlove
Northern Ave
Motor Truck Service Corp
Pennsylvania Ave
Dial
Second Nalineal
Barrow
Consumers Credit Department
Second National Bank
Lowet
Federel Cepystt
Trinrrines Corporation
Virginia
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
West Washington St
J. A. Hoffman
Mgr
Fleigh Motor Corp
Walt
N. Patopigs
Mt. Lena
Vadery
Wight
McClean Gun Club
Keedysville
Fairplay Fire Hall
Fairplay Fire Co
Stouffer/Tagz’s
Mulberry & Fair- Printing Co
Meyers and Berkson Furniture Store
Sonotone
S. Potomac St
E. Baltimore Street
Roy B. Furr
Potomac Jack Welty
Ritchie Finance Corporation
Regent
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