Paradox in Disarming Versus Spending Outlined by Marlow
James Marlow analyzes a U S disarmament bid linked to a proposed rise in military spending by about two billion dollars. He notes U S and Soviet distrust, stalled UN talks since 1946, and references Eisenhower and Lodge Jr as U S voices amid arms race growth including nuclear progress from 1948 to hydrogen bombs.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Congress
United States
Tunsia
U.N
U.S
Henry Cabot
Lodge Jr
ConAlry
USN
Baal
Hietler
Russia
McCarthy Attacks President’s Advisers on TV
On television Senator McCarthy assails the “motley crowd” surrounding the President, labeling Eisenhower aides and relatives as harming the nation. He doubts Elyeshower’s support for re election and reveals he and his wife have adopted a five week old girl named Tiercy Elizabeth from a New York foundling home.
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Washington
Mc-Carthy
Paul Hoffman
Jackson
Sherman Naan Figehhower
Mittén Eisenhower
McCarthy
Hottental
Elyeshower
The
Joe’ Basiz
Angen
Jean
New York Foundling
Tiercy Elizabeth
Peter's Church Silver Service Gift From 1684
The Bermuda church holds what is believed to be the oldest silver communion service in the Western Hemisphere. The piece was a gift from King William II in 1684.
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Peter’s Church
Bermuda
Hemisphere
William II
Inferno in Northward Building Traps City In Cold Blaze
A midday blaze in the Northward Building amid 51 below zero weather trapped more than 300 residents. One man died and 13 were injured, including two women who leaped to escape through fire nets. smoke and freezing conditions hampered the rescue as the fire spread through halls and basements but remained contained to the basement area.
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Ian
Tydoh Named To Committee
Walter Tydoh chief engineer for Fairchild Aircraft Division was named to NACA advisory committee on aerodynamics subcommittee for Tow speed aerodynamics. The appointment notice came from J F Victory NACA executive secretary as the subcommittee studies subsonic aerodynamics including propellers takeoff VTOL and STOL operations.
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Walter Tydoh
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Wwas
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Aon Hiein & Jeller
J. F. Victory
NACA
AirekAtt
Setehtifit
Iit
Medal Case at Hospital After Auto Show Injury
One year old ISwallows Medal William b Logsidh Jr was admitted after a medal exhibit at a hospital. Ronald Hanger of 1710 Virginia Avenue treated for foot injury after a car show. A seven year old, son of Ivan Sufimmers, lacerated his forehead in a fall requiring two sutures.
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William B. Logsidh
HS Wash
Ronald Hanger
Virginia Avene
Hanyerd
Washington
Wes Spplied
van Ds Syinders
Ivan Sufimers
Moscow asks that doctor be released
The Moscow radio says a Soviet ship's doctor who quit his vessel is being held in Britain against his will. The Foreign Office says he asked for asylum and is in a mental hospital. Moscow claims British police are labeling him a lunatic to cover up their actions. Ambassador Malik protested to the Foreign Office.
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London
Moscow
Britain
Foreign Office
Biruykov
Mosco
Biryukov
Seetet
Jacob Malik
Hosot Anid
Dow
Polish Reds Worry Over Coming Vote
Warsaw reports say Polish trade union leaders back Communist party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka and urge over four million members to vote for the National Front slate. Voters can strike names, but an unmarked ballot favors top Communist candidates, risking greater Communist gains than the 50 seats they reportedly concede.
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Uinion
Gomulka
United Workers (Communist) Party
United Peasants
Caitinualsl
EPR Strike Costs Firemen Return to Service Across Canada
The costly railway walkout paralyzed industry as 70 000 CPR workers and about 7 000 others faced idle periods. The strike ended Friday with service largely restored by Saturday night and freight cautiously resuming. A temporary settlement under Prime Minister Louis St Laurent’s board will study the dispute and report by Oct 1.
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Canada
CPR
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Louis St. Laurent
Scarlet Fever Spread Feared in Greencastle
Greencastle parents and teachers urged cooperation to prevent an epidemic as five children are reported ill. William P. Conrad, principal of the Greencastle Antrim School system, issued a bulletin to all students requesting help to contain the contagious illness. All five children were reported improved in latest notes. Names include Trudy Hoffman, Joe Bittner, Martin Stine, Sherry Myers, and Seady Bear.
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Greencastle
William P. Conrad
Greencastle-Antrim
Trudy Hoffman
Harold Hoffman
Joe Bittner
Edwin C. Bittner
Marlin Stine
Bessie Stine
Sherry Myers
Donald R. Myers
Seady Bear
Wilbur Bear
Firearms Bill Scheduled To Be Introduced
Paul E. Brewer, Republican delegate, will introduce a Washington County bill in Annapolis. The measure makes it a misdemeanor to discharge firearms within 100 yards of any building used or occupied by humans without permission and sets penalties for violations. Brewer said the bill aims to protect farmers and prevent accidents.
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Paul E. Brewer
General Assembly
Washington County
Annapolis
Eer
Trade Winds Bring Tea And Pepper From Orient
In 1955 ships passing through the region carried about 1 million pounds of tea and 16 million pounds of black pepper from the Orient to the United States, signaling a surge in Asian trade volumes.
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Tigee Tanal
United States
New Refugees To Aid Group Arrives In Washington County
A Hungarian refugee group is set to arrive in Washington County this week to begin their new lives. Residents are urged to help with furniture, clothing, food and other essentials. Contributions can be sent to George D. Hawhaker at 14 The Verve, Hagerstown.
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Washton County
Storér College Eyes Reopening for Hungarian Refugees
Storér College at Harpers Ferry West Virginia once an all Negro institution closed after integration is seeking to reopen and possibly serve as a rehabilitation and educational center for Hungarian refugees. Dr John W Davis board member heads a three man committee with Bradley Nash deputy under secretary of commerce and Gilbert Perry mayor of Harpers Ferry tasked to consult federal officials and explore ways to use the school for such work.
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Harpers Ferry
W.va
Jan
H.sliver College
Schipt
Lcal
John W. Davis
Threeman
Bradley Nash
Department of Commerce
Gilbert Perry
West Virginia
Storr
Skating Party At Clear Spring High School
A skating party sponsored by class 8-2 will be held Friday at Starland in Hagerstown under Clear Spring High School. Seventh and eighth graders at Clear Spring have been invited to attend.
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Starland
Hagerstown
Clear Spring High School
Clear Spring
Bowater Hikes Newsprint Price Fourth Firm
New York January 15 Bowater Paper Co raises newsprint price by four dollars a ton becoming the fourth major producer to lift prices. Bowater cites light supply and the need to maintain earnings for expansion. effective March 1 delivered in New York at 134 a ton following earlier increases by Abitibi, Consolidated, and St. Lawrence.
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New York
W—Bowater Paper Co
Cranston William
Amherican Newspaper Publishers
Assn
Abitibi Power & Paper Co
Toronto
Consolidated Paper Corp
St. Lawrence Corp. Hold
Montreal
August B. Meyer
Bowater
IBarik Elects New Director at Hagerstown Trust
Phil I Harr was elected yesterday as a director of the Hagerstown Trust Company. Stockholders held their annual meeting and added Mr Harr to the board. Directors meet at 10 this morning to organize and elect officers for the coming year. The current board comprises Henry A Besler Jr E W Ditto Jr Phil I Harr Conrad Hausrath Thurman C Lindsey L W Manners M P Moller Jr John Wagam an and J Forney Young.
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Phil I. Harr
Hagersidion Trust Company
Mr. Harr
Harr
Hagerstown Trust Company
Henry. A. Besler, Jr
W. Ditto, Jr
Conrad Hausrath
Thurman
C. Lindsey
L. W. Manners
M. P. Moller, Jr
John Wagaman
J. Forney
Young
Hagerstown
Lions Wives Honored At Boonsboro Lions Club Dinner
The Boonsboro Lions Club marked 26 years of service with a two hour appreciation dinner at the Boonsboro Volunteer Fire Department social center. Guests included Lions International District 22-W leaders and local officials. The event featured citations of merit, a rifle of entertainment, and a parade of Lions, with music from a local choir and community representatives assisting. A separate note mentions a dog owner dispute at Keedysville requiring follow up.
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Boongboro
BoonsjBoro
Boonsboro
Robert A. Peaster
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Boonsbord
Robert R. Wytland
E. Kenneth Ramsburg
Gerald W. LeVan
Thomas
Merle R. Funk
Bela C.warrenfeltz
Hugh A. Ford
Stanley P. F. Kline
Dovislas M. Bivens
Robert R Wyand
Lyles
Mr. Frailey
Robert E. Merchant
Joseph Ee Beeler
Harry L. Thomas
John R. Crider
Three Killed in Frederick County Car Truck Crash
In Winchester Virginia three men died in a collision on U.S. 50 in Frederick County. The deceased are Lloyd J Cantrell 98 of Wise Virginia driver Bernard Otis Cantrell 133 of Wise and Joseph H Mullins of Annandale. L ee Shanholtz of Three Churches Virginia driver of the empty truck was uninjured. The crash occurred on a slight curve on a snowy road with the car eastbound and the truck westbound.
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Winchester
U.S. 50
Fredericks County
Lloyd J. ‘Cantrell
Wise
Bernard Otis Cantrell
Joseph H. Mullins
Annandale
Lée Shanholtz
Churches
J. H. Smith Jr
Smith
Humphreys Ointment Ad Claims Fast Hemorrhoid Relief
An New York special release promotes Humphreys Ointment as fast relief for painful hemorrhoids. It outlines two options: surgical removal or local treatment with ingredients that shrink swelling and quell pain, using benzocaine and astringent action in a lanolin base. It notes availability from physicians in tubes and rectal applications with guaranteed satisfaction.
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New York
N.Y
Humphreys
Déctor
Frederick Mumphi
Medicife
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