Campaign Of Truth and Propaganda Strategy Board Hires Allen
iG Strategy Board appoints 4 year educator and former Salary Stabilization Board chair Dr. Ray Allen as director to unify American propaganda efforts against Moscow. He will oversee a small staff near Blair House and advise the President and National Security Council on top level policy.
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Raymond B. Allen
Washington
Jan
Dr. Ray
Moad B. Allen
Amer
Paynician
Americ| Weapove
University of Washington,ol
Gicat
White House
Presi T
Defense
Moscow
Allen
Army
Gordon Gray
University of North Caroline
University of California At Los Angeles
Congress
The
State Department
Office of War Informa
Strategy Board
Voice of America
Fatally Stabs His Brother After City Park Game
Baltimore January 2 A 14 year old boy is questioned after the fatal stabbing of his 17 year old brother Harry L George during a dispute after a basketball game in a city park. The youth wielded a pen knife and threatened witnesses before the attack. Harry died from a chest wound at City Hospitals.
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Baltimore
City Park
Gordon Beere
Harry L. George
Harry
Beere
Sgt. Beers
Steelworkers to Pass On Strike in CIO Union
Delegates from the CIO Steelworkers Union meet in Atlantic City to decide whether to cancel the threatened industry wide steel strike. Philip Murray, head of the steel union and CIO, will brief the executive board and convene an extraordinary convention to consider delaying the strike while the Wage Stabilization Board seeks a compromise. Wampum shell money note appears as unrelated line.
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Atlantic City
CIO Steelworkers Union
Philip Murray
Steel Union
CIO
Steelworkers’ Executive Board
Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
DSB
Obituaries continued list Hagerstown area deaths and services
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral details: infant in Hagerstown, Mrs Mary E Pyles in Hancock, Charles W Wilson of Funkstown, Frederick H Fechtig Ward former Atlantic Coast Line official, Mrs Vivian Hovermill in Charles Town, Harry R Mundey Sr in Hagerstown. Services to be held at A. K Coffman, Charles Town Minnich, Suter and Rose Hill Cemetery interments noted.
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Wayne
Richard L
Ernest H. Peterson
Orpha Shilling
Hagerstown
A. K. Coffman Funeral Hone
James FE. Ault
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary E. Pyles
Mary E. (Griffeth) Pyles
Morgan County Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Charles Pyles
Hancock
William and
Elizabeth (Dade) Griffett
Montgomery County
William G
Rockville
Charles T
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Mary D. Sugars
Charles R. Bast
Presbyterian Church
Alfred
I Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Maryland
Charles W. Wilson
Charles Wiliam Wilson
Funkstown
A. K. Coffman
Raymond Minter
Frederick H. Fechtig
Wilmington
N. C
Benjamin Y. Fechtig
Mgr. Fechtig
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Allie Morris Fechtig
Allen Fechtig
New York
Lewis Fechtig
Isabell Fechtig
Reno
Nevada
City
Vivian D. Hovermill
Summer Street
Samuel Cramer Young, Jr
Nellie (Earnshaw) Young
Charles Town
W. Va
Victor R. Havermill
Gary K
Mary Jane
Patricia Kelly
Jack Currie
J. W. Stephens
Minnich Funeral Home
Charles le
Edgehill Cemetery
Harry R. Mundey
North Potomac Street
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Halgerstown
Jacob and
Catherine (Saylor) Mundey
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Helen G. Mundey
Beasie
Hageratown
Edna ©. Dalley
Roy L
Harry R., Jr
Earl
Suter Funeral Home
L. Boyd Hamin
Mrs. Werner Nominated by Democrats in Bethesda
A gathering of 50 local friends urged Mrs. Werner to seek the nomination for public office. She has led Bethesda and Maryland civic groups, including the USO committee and PTA, and has long been active in education and women’s voter registration efforts. Her family roots span Baltimore and Anne Arundel County.
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Bethesda Uso
Bethesda 'Y
Woman's Democratic Club Ofreland
Bethesda Youth Council
Werner
Parent- Teachers' Association
Stella
Bethesda
PTA
Nrs
Charter Committee
Goucher College
Stella Biddison
Hutzler Brothers
Baltimore
Chevy Chase
45Th Street
Maryland
John Biddison
Eva Nichols Biddison
Ann Arundel County
Thomas Biddison
Baltimore City
Industrialist William A. Irving Dies at 78
New York reports the passing of William A. Irving former president of United States Steel Corp from 1942 to 1937 after a long illness. He began as a laborer in a Pennsylvania steel plant in 1894 and rose to prominence over more than half a century in the steel industry.
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New York
William A. Irving
United States Steel Corp
Irving
Pennsylvania
County Builds 14 Miles Of New Roads In 1951
The Roads Department resurfaced 14 miles of county roads while building 14 miles of new roads 1951. Clark Road costs 7186 for five tenths of a mile at 16 feet wide. Emmett Road 34 993 for six tenths of a mile at 14 feet. Rows Road five tenths of a mile not completed at 14 feet. Other roads include Ernarville Charlton Dog Street Keedysville Burnside Bridge Road and Blairs Valley Road. County plans for 1952 road construction not yet set.
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Nile
Clark
Emmett
Rows
Roads Department
Ernarville
Charlton
Dog Street
Keedysville
Burnside Bridge
Blairs Valley
West Point Cadets Among 28 Die In Plane Wreck
In Arizona a Air Force C-47 crash kills 28 aboard including 19 West Point cadets and five other passengers. Ground party climbs 7000 foot peak to recover bodies as wreckage lies scattered and burning after a storm. One survivor none.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Air Force
Arizona
West Point
Arnold Johnson
Jack Shoe Cattie Co
Johnson
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Texas
U. S Military Academy
N. Y
California
WAP Spt
Jeana Garafalo
Plainsfield
N. J
Street Repair Projects Take First Priority
The City Street Department prioritizes patching snow and subfreezing damage. Superintendent William Henaon said larger holes are filled first as police report holes to HQ. Most damage stems from summer diggings and temporary repairs, with car chains blamed for digging out holes. repairs will proceed as reports come in.
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City
William Henaon
Henson
Paratrooper’s Narrow Escape Ends With Injury at Home
Ogallala Nebraska January 2 John Kildare a World War II parachutist made a dozen combat jumps without serious injury. Last week he fell while helping his son Russell and broke his left ankle at home.
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Ogallala, Neb
Jan
John Kildare
Ogallala
Russell
Hundreds Of Marooned Motorists And Skiers Straggling Home Today
Salt Lake City reports hundreds of stranded motorists and skiers resuming travel as crews clear snow blocked highways after a three day battle. US 40 reopening aided 160 autos freed from Duchesne Roosevelt and Vernal while Alta and Brighton skiers also reached safety. Weather remains frigid with more storms expected.
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Salt Lake City
Akiera Atraggte
Daniels Canyon
U. S. Highway 40
Utah
Duchesne, Roosevelt
Vernal
Denver
Uintah Basin
State Highway Patrol
Uintah Deecin Tadad
Moral Reel
Alta
Brighton
Wasatch Mountains
Wolf Creek
Colorado
U. S
California
Bonner Passe
Taxi Driver Fined After Collision on Dual Highway
A tank operator was fined five dollars and costs for failing to grant the right of way after a collision between a taxi and another car on the Dual Highway at Cleveland Avenue. The taxi, driven by Jacob H. Armatrong of Concord Street, North Cleveland, collided with Virgil J. Kidder of Oberlin, Ohio early this morning.
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Cleveland Avenue
Jacob H. Armatrong
Concord Street
Virgil J. Kidder
Oberlin
Ohio
Hyndman Fire Ruin Then Rebuilds Into Booming Town
Hyndman Pennsylvania rebuilt after a deadly Christmas 1949 fire that killed two and left 69 homeless. By 1951 new brick businesses, a modern district, a community fund of 15000 dollars, and a social center emerged as the town projects 1952 growth with a new high school opening soon.
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Hyndman
Troyod E. Christner
Raiload
Jeaders
Hyndman Borough
World's Largest Piano Weighs Ton
London reporting on a piano described as the world’s largest, weighing one ton and measuring eleven feet eleven inches in length. It is to be displayed next May at the British Industries Fair and is said to deliver exceptional tone with unusually deep bass due to an extended string length.
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London
Wall Street Opens 1952 With Slow Irregular Black Market Trading
In New York on January 2 1952 slow wading brought irregularly higher prices in the Black market first session of the year. Trading began weak after the New Year holiday as orders were sparse and the initial flurry faded. The ticker moved haltingly thereafter. The text notes ongoing plans to overcome flood damage in related meetings.
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Wall Street
New York
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Venezuela
Deborah Gabaldon
Vlavana
Romulo Betancourt
Norving
Cuba
Nira
Gabaldon
University of Caracas
Costa Rica
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Vicks VapoRub
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L & B Hat Shop
Public
Leister Coal Co
West Lee Street
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Med
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Daniela Canyon
Strawberry Valley
Strawberry
A. B. Madsen
Duchesne
Herald
Aquintinquin
Telmote
Hyndman, Pa
TOY and Novelty Store
Crouse
DR. C. E. Basehour
Washington Street
Jack Rose
Hamilton Hotel
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