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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1956

Page

5

Local Hungarian Relief Fund collects little less than half goal

Red Cross officials report only $1,188 raised locally for the Hungarian Relief Appeal, about half of Washington County’s $2,178 share of a $5.1 million national drive. They expect momentum to grow after the holidays as the American National Red Cross continues refugee aid in Austria and in the United States. President Ellsworth Bunker notes the $5 million target is the absolute minimum to meet European and domestic commitments, with $1.3 million already set aside from reserve funds.

Red Cross Inday American National Red Cross Washington County International Red Cross League of Red Cross Societies Hungarian Red Cross Austria Congress Gut Nation Ilr Ellsworth Bunker Europe

U N Experts Begin Suez Canal Clearing Operation

UN salvage team starts removing sunken ships and debris clogging the southern entrance of the Suez Canal from Port Said area. Lt. Gen. Raymond Wheeler leads the effort with Egyptian approval after earlier delays and Israeli action. Egypt accuses Arabs killed near Gaza after the October invasion. Israel denies the claim.

Surz Egypt United Nafons Suez Canal Enlyare U.S Raymond Wheeler Suezith Ismaile Canal Suez Britain France Said

Ned Lambert Dies Friday Veteran dealer obituary

Ned Lambert known as Eagar Lambert aged 69 died at Washington County Hospital after a short illness. He operated the Harley-Davidson agency on East Franklin Street since 1914, later selling Dicecles and Oldsmobile cars. He opened the Lambert Cafe in 1933 and was active in fishing and local clubs. Surviving are his wife Ethel Lembert, daughter Betty White of Hagerstown, and one grandson. Funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Monday at 7:30 am, Rev. L Boyd Harm officiating. interment in East Haven Cemetery.

Eagar Ned) Lambert East Franklin Street Washington County Hospital Downsville George and Hallie (McChire) Lambert Harley-Davidson East Frankin Street Dicecles Wilbur Thomas Oldsmobile Lambert Cafe Potomac Fish and Game Club Antietam Fire Company Wise Ethel. Lembert Faughter Betty White Hagerstown Minnich L. Boyd Harm Hest Haven Cemetery

Obituary notices from Williamsport area residents

A long obituary notice lists Mary E. Brandt of 2005 Wolford Ave Half Way died Friday at Williamsport Sanitarium after a long illness. Surviving daughters Mrs Harold Helm Catonsville Md and Mrs Charles W Stein San Diego Calif a son Marvin H Harman of Hagerstown six grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus sisters brothers and other relatives. Funeral Monday at Leaf Funeral Home Half Way with Rev Dr J Turnbull Spicknall officiating burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Donations may go to the local American Cancer Society. Also noted are obituaries for Chester G Lehman Williamson Pa aged 45 died at Waynesboro Hospital after a short illness, survived by wife Florence Lehman and many children. Funeral Monday at Zimmerman Funeral Home Green castle with interment Cedar Hills Cemetery. Other notices include service details for Patton, and an infant death in Cave Taeen with graveside rites at Rose Hill Cemetery.

Mary Mary E Harold M. Helm Catonsville Charles Wn,stein San Diego Cal H. Harman Hagerstown Chester G. Lehman Williamson Wayneshora Hospital Charles M Carrie (Foutz) Lehman St.Jake's Lutheran Church Fairchild Aircraft Division Florence Randall) Lehman Roy Richard Cinda Delia Lorraine John Ronald Lavenne Gerald Anna V Jacob Lehman Harrisburg Paul Lehman Howie Waynesbora Charles Lehman, Jr Syracuse Y.i Ruth Schultz Monelay Servwea Au Avlin We Patton Pennsylvania Glass ‘Sand Company Hunter Funeral Home Berkeley Springs Robert Eld King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Clear Spring William H Minnie (Ward) Patton Blanche (Tangen) Patton Ian Richard E Ane Charlen (Barnhart Kline Cave Taeen Margaret Breather Charles H. Barnhart Fankstown Elmer Kline Rose Hill Cemetery Josacph Catterfield

Keedysville Postmaster Job Deadline Set

The Civil Service Commission announces a January 22 deadline for applications to become Keedysville postmaster. Exams, requirements, and filing instructions are available at the Keedysville post office or with the Commission in Washington. Salary listed at 4190 a year. Patti Page and Charles O Curran wed in a civil ceremony in Las Vegas.

Keedysville Civil Service Commission Lodar Reedysville U.S. Civil Service Commission Washington D.C Patti Page WEOS Las Vegas Nev Charles O'Curran Miss Page Tack Skiba O'Curran Betty Hatton Betty Jo Brown

Leaders Consider Joint Pressure and Aid Plan for Middle East Peace

The Eisenhower administration weighs a dual approach of military pressure and economic aid to stabilize the Middle East. Secretary Dulles outlines a plan to Congress with White House backing, aiming to deter Soviet moves and curb Arab‑Israeli tensions. Early leaks suggest a large aid package, potentially up to several hundred million dollars, contingent on Arab-Israeli cooperation.

Middle East Waliington Eisenhower Yast Dulles Nhower Congress U. S Russia Britain France United States Fisenhower Gividlar U.S Israel

Changes Expected in Party Posts for 1957 General Assembly

Annapolis reports no major shifts likely as Democrats and Republicans caucus to select leaders for the 1957 General Assembly. Democrats expect reelection of Senate president Guldstein and floor leader Turnbull, while House speaker Tuber and Ways and Means chair Boone also named. Republicans expect Phoebis and Hughes as minority leaders. session convenes at noon Wednesday.

Annapolis House Senate House of Delegates Sen Guldstein Calvert Turnbull Ralta County Comitire Rel. Tuber Baltasth del. Boone P-Ralta

Woman Shot on Montgomery Bus Amid Latest Racial Attacks

A young Black woman riding a Montgomery city bus was shot in both legs as violence flared after dark during a second night of federally ordered desegregation. The armed attacks, part of a string of assaults on transit riders, prompted renewed police action and community warnings as investigations continued.

Montgomery Dee Troin Jordan Dug & Bradstreet

Bookmaker Gets Fine Jail Term in Maryland Case

ANNAPOLIS 1 Manuel Sander, 38, former Baltimore bookmaker, faces appeal after conviction in Circuit Court. Judge Benjamin Michaelson imposed a $1,000 fine and 90 days in Anne Arundel County Jail. Conviction based largely on testimony from Ralph L. Lowman, president of the Anne Arundel County commissioners, with arrest linked to a 1955 trap.

Annapolis Manuel Sander Baltimore Benjamin Michaelson Loner Anne. Arundel County Londer Ralph L. Lowman Anne ‘Arundel County Pollet Lowman

Five Killed In Pittsburgh Crash

Five Pittsburgh residents including four teenagers died in a near head on collision on a snow covered highway in Baldwin Borough about two miles from downtown. Police said skid or misjudgment after a curve may have caused the crash. The tragedy marks one of the worst New Year holiday period highway wrecks nationwide.

Pittsburgh Piburgh Baldwin Midtown Charles Colosi

Curley Reported In Fair Condition After Emergency Surgery

James Michael Curley 82 a storied Democratic leader and former Boston mayor and governor was reported in fair condition after emergency operation for a large stomach ulcer at City Hospital A hospital spokesman said Curley withstood the surgery well given his age and preoperative state Ad appeared as a classified ad with unrelated contact line from Greencastle and Strite's Abattoir

Boston James Michael Corley Curley and Maylor

Istine Named President of Pangborn Corp

Important changes in Panghorn Corporation were announced. Thomas W. Panghorn becomes chairman of the board. John C. Panghorn will fit the office of view chair. F. Stine elected president, succeeding Thomas Pangball who led since 1904. Ralph M. Frew, 37 years with the firm, named to board and executive vice president. Merider named vice president. stockholders meeting set for January first. Stine’s rise comes after 45 years with Pangborn.

Panghorn Corporation Thomas W. Panghorn John C. T Panghorn Chaiitor F. Stine Thomas Pangball Ralph M. ‘Frew Pangborn Executive View WO. Merider Othe Wrmen ISL Lotis Trent Analis

Episcopal Church Urges UN Aid For Hungarian People

A pastoral letter from Episcopal bishops urges Americans to aid Hungary and to support the United Nations and President Eisenhower's stance. It emphasizes unity of church and state, the need to back international cooperation, and to address domestic racial divisions as part of global responsibility. Prayer is urged as a concrete personal contribution. Continued on Page 3.

Episcopal Church Episcopal Love of Pocono Mann United States Lister Albert EK. Gueas Sunda St. John's Episcopal Church Eisenhower United Nations Ter House of Bishops Sve

Dance Saturday Nites at Mt. Lena and Open Frn Nights

The Spat Varlety Trio perform at Mt Lena with open Friday nights featuring Golden Delicious and other apples listed for sale by Martin Co at 2315 Penna Ave. Prices show apples at $1.30 per bushel.

Mt. Lena the Spat Varlety Roman Grimes Martin Co Penna. Ave Corby's E & F Pest Central Co Tory Dial Jon Gale Godlove East North Ern Ady

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