Denouncing Pacts Resolution Backed By Congress
Washington reports show quick House approval expected with little change as Eisenhower’s denouncement of Soviet aggression gains support. Dulles cautions against soft wording while Senate leaders push for a strong, united message to free enslaved nations and deter Red aggression.
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Legion Council Denies Endorsement of The Myth Play
Hagerstown Daily Mail reports the Area A Legion Council condemns the production The Myth That Threatens the World and rejects implied ties to the play. The council accuses proponents of fear tactics and calls for the release of House Un-American Activities Committee reports on individuals involved. The statement, signed by Chester L. Stine and William G. Porter Jr., requests public disclosure of the documents.
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Obituary notices from Baltimore area continue
Pan lived most of his life in Baltimore and belonged to Calvary Lutheran Church. Survived by wife Gay Boweys and several sisters. Body moved to Tickner Funeral Home for 1 pm Monday services. Interment at Loudon Park Cemetery. Margie Elles Romesburg infant daughter of Richard and Betty Romesburg of 8 Park Drive died at Washington County Hospital. Survived by parents, sister Gloria Jean brother Ronald Lee grandparents Ralph and Mrs Romesburg and grandmother Mrs Allen Donheohn.
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Park Drive
Washington County Hospital
Gloria Jean
Ronald Lee
Ralph Romesburg
Fairville
Allen Dohneon
Mountain Lake Park
Profit Sharing Figures Show Sears Employees Helped
A 1952 profit sharing report for Sears, Roebuck and Co. shows 36 Hagerstown employees received annual statements detailing their share in the Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund. The fund now holds 1747,622 shares of Sears stock plus 28,590.55 in cash, valued at about 134,058.87 at $60 per share, with 114,600 nationwide employee members and total fund value near 455,000,000. The fund, started in 1916, allows employee ownership of 25 percent of Sears stock, funded by employee deposits and Sears’ annual contribution based on net profit.
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Korean Stalemate Cuts Soldier Strain Rates in Korea
Seoul dispatch reports Brig. Gen. L. Holmes Ginn Jr says American psychic cases in Korea have fallen to 16 per 1,060 men as war stalemate continues. Most current cases are mild. few are combat related or terminally serious, with others due to overwork or emotional strain.
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Myth that Threatens the World at Hagerstown High School
Myron McCormick, famed Broadway figure, stars as Mac in The Myth That Threatens the World at Hagerstown High School auditorium this Sunday night. He accepts the lead role pro bono after being asked by Oscar Hammerstein to replace Eddie Albert. Tickets are 50 cents at the News Agency on the Public Square and at the high school auditorium.
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Baltimore
Hootewain
Dan Dodge
American Broadcasting Company
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World Police
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Eddie Albert
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Stevenson Urges Democrats Against Division in Nation
Stevenson warns Democrats not to sow division amid debates on tidelands and public domain assets. He cites Congress and public questions, saying no sale of the nation’s forests, grazing lands, water, or minerals. He quips about Republicans borrowing farm planks and urges unity for peace and national purpose. The note adds a fact about the origin of stained-glass window techniques in the ninth century.
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Western forces weigh Russian options in postwar Germany
Officials say Russia may pull out troops from East Germany but keeps a strategic stake in Europe. They note a possible shift to East German police as a future force while cautioning any withdrawal would not erase Soviet military influence and could ease Western defense pressures.
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Jelke Trial Heads To Jury In Prostitution Case
New York newsman reports Minot Mickey Jelke faces an all male jury after summations. Bail revoked, Jelke remains confident despite judge Francis L. Valente's decision to limit charges to three counts. If convicted on all three, he could face up to 60 years in prison.
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Marlow on Eisenhower psy war with Russia and home impact
James Marlow argues the Eisenhower administration must consider domestic effects of its psychological campaign against the Soviet Union. He notes two announced aims from the State of the Union and questions broader aims, with Dulles urging Congress to approve a measured, nonviolent condemnation of Soviet influence and enslavement.
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Dairy Queen Store Reopens In Hagerstown
C H Renseh announces Dairy Queen at Dual Highway with hours 12:00 noon to 12:00 p.m. in 1941 there were three stores. now 1,880 nationwide including Hawaii Cuba Guam Alaska Puerto Rico and Australia. Dairy Queen offers sundaes malts shakes pints quarts and the curl cone as a wholesome frozen dairy product.
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