Truman sketches plan to win next November
The article reports on President Truman outlining a campaign program to sustain prosperity and free nations. It notes Democratic support for his renomination, Missouri primary hopes, and possible substitutes like Stevenson, Kefauver, or an administration-backed Senate candidate.
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Truman
Dwight D Eisenhower
Robert Ryatt
Ohio
Quigley
More
Rice
White House
Kerr
Nebraska
Missouri
Kem
J. B. Taylor
James Pendergast
Kansas City
Senate
Jackson County
Democratic Club
Pendergast
Tuuman
Adini Stevenson
Missis
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tenyi
Farmers In Four State Area Hold Annual Meeting
Farmers in the four state area gathered for the annual meeting featuring Theodore J. Bissell of the University of Maryland on cattle grubs and Dr. J. W. Poll on milking parlors and loafing barns. The session covered pest impacts on cattle weight and milk production, barn design, and labor savings with caveats on mastitis and cow safety.
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Theodore J. Bissell
University of Maryland
J. W. Poll
Univer”sity of
Maryland
Bissell
Pou
Joe Vial
University of I Marylaund
British Use Tanks In Tense Middle East Standoff
The report notes Britain pushing a Western defense pact to bind Egypt and safeguard the Suez Canal amid the Egyptian British dispute. King Ibn Saud proposes removing British forces within a year with Egyptian troop training and equipment. Britain seeks international help to keep the canal open while Egypt warns against foreign interference. The British cite police involvement in attacks as justification to disarm Egyptian forces.
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Middle East
Suez Canal
King Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Suez
Britain
Ibn Saud
Canal Zone
Egypt
Obituaries Continue With Poper Snyder Notices
Obituary items note Jacob and Aime Sheffler Poper as a painter and carpenter. Surviving children John Poper of Greencastle and Barbara Willer of Chambersburg. sister Mary Biesecker of Chambersburg. brothers Levi and Charles of Greencastle. two grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 PM at Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle. interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Viewing Saturday 7–9 PM. Also Austin G Snyder of Cumberland died Tuesday at Allegany Hospital aged 52. Survived by wife Pleasant Everts and mother C B Snyder. sisters Delphia and Pearl. brothers Holly and Cyrus. Funeral Saturday 1:30 PM Damascus Christian Church near Hancock. interment Damascus Cemetery.
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Jacob
Aime Sheffler Poper
John. Poper
Greenwasthe
Barbara A. Willer
Chambersburg
Mary Biesecker
Levi
Charles
Greencastle
Minnich
Lester Misner
Cedar Hill
Austin G. Snyder
Cumberland
Allegany Hospital
Fulton County
St. Matthews Reformed Church of
Pleasant (Everts) Snyder
C. B. Snyder
Delphia
Pearl Snyder
Holly
Cyrus Snyeder
Damascus Christian Church
Ilancack
C. L. Voll
T. F. Garland
Damasens
No New License Likely For Former Tavern On Rt. 11
Jane's Place at the intersection of Northern Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue gave up its beer license weeks ago and is unlikely to receive a new license in the near future. A transfer applicant withdrew after protests, and the board cites changed neighborhood conditions as a factor.
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Jane's Place
Northern Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washine Tow County Liquor Board
Liquor Board
Hood Student Teachers Praise Assignments Here
Three Hood College student teachers complete practice teaching in biology and two senior vocational chemistry classes. They praise the experience as independence building with budgeting records and involvement in faculty activities. They enjoyed hospitality in Hagerstown and express a strong desire to teach next year.
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Eley
Flagera
Migs ‘Deetter
Hagerstown Hood Club
F H Robertson P E Manager Dies Aged 58
F H Robertson longtime Potomac Edison P E manager in the Hagerstown division died aged 58. He joined Potomac Edison in 1925 after earlier work with Westinghouse and Navy service. Surviving are wife Myra P and children Francis J Edward Kathryn James and others. The service was to be held at Suter Funeral Home with viewing through Monday.
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Atlanta
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St. John's
Maryland
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Francis Jdy
Panama City
Florida
Edward P
Benevola
Kathryn
Baltimore
William Maim
Indiantown Gap
James
Louise R. Fitch
Birmingham
Ala
S. Lord Hyde
C. M. ‘Wilson
S, GC
Suter
Mondas Jat 1
Sullen Youth Dies In Electric Chair
Chicago reports 21 year old Raymond Jenko died in the electric chair after four 1900 volt shocks for stabbing a six year old girl during a 20 month old robbery attempt. Patricia Swartz was attacked in her Southside backyard as she returned from church. The victim’s father William Swartz witnessed the execution and later remarked to newsmen it was a pleasure.
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Chicago
Raymond Jenko
Tigt
Patricia Swartz
Southside
Celal
William Swartz
Jenko
Farmer Dies In Well Cave In Fouke Ark
Clyde Kemp, 36, died after a cave-in buried him in an abandoned 21 foot well on his Fouke farm. Neighbors and rescuers worked for hours, lowering into the shaft by hand winch to try freeing him, but a second cave-in trapped the rescuers and halted the effort.
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Fouke
Ark
Clyde
Kemp
Bater
Stassen Calls for Stronger Propaganda Against Communism
Harold E. Stassen urged a tenfold boost in anti communism propaganda arguing Voice of America should be removed from the State Department and made an independent agency. He said experts support the plan and aimed for a program ten times stronger and a hundred times more effective.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Voice of America
Stassen
State Department
Clergy Lead Funeral Service At Rest Haven Cemetery
Taken to St Johns Episcopal Church where services will be held. The Rev. Kenneth Gearhart officiated, with interment in Rest Haven Cemetery.
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St. John’s Kepiscopal Claives
Kenneth ™. Gearhart
Jlaven Cemetery
Europe faces constitutional choices like early United States
In Washington the view is that Western European nations must resolve trade barriers and sovereignty clashes if they form a unified government as General Eisenhower warned. The piece recalls America’s path from the Articles of Confederation to the 1787 Constitution, noting parallels and lessons for Europe amid Cold War tensions.
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Arlow Washington
Europe
Prohleis
Russia
Council of Europe
Britain
ITAS
Continental Congress
Tew
Congress
George Washington
Eisenhower
Soe
Pull
McKeldin to Speak at Cumberland Lincoln Day Dinner
Maryland Governor Theodora Ro McKeldin will address the Lincoln Day dinner in Cumberland on Feb. 8. Rep. J. Glenn Bewill will introduce the speaker, with about 800 Republicans from western Maryland registered for the event.
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McKeldin
Cumberland
Theodora Ro McKeldin Wille
Mal LincolniDay
J. Glenn Bewll
Wester Maryland
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