U N Probe of Germ Warfare Meets Soviet Veto Threat
United Nations debate on an impartial inquiry into germ warfare in Korea faces a Soviet veto. Jacob Malik of the Soviet Union begins non participation, blocking the U S proposal while Ernest A Gross of the United States vows to push a vote. The council continues discussions as Grons insist Red China and North Korea need not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
U. S
Korea
Aecuracy Council
Malik
Council
U. 8
Ernest A -Gross
Gross
Red China
North Korea
Grons
2996 X rayed By Mobile Unit
A mobile X ray unit visiting Funkstown Boonsboro and other areas will pause for the Fourth of July week and resume in Williamsport next Monday. Through July 1 two thousand nine hundred ninety six people have utilized free X rays for tuberculosis diagnosis aged fourteen and older, sponsored by the Health Department and the Tuberculosis Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Boonsboro
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Eounty
Health Department
The
Tuberculosis Association
Pennsy Motorist Hits Road Grader Near Hagerstown
A Pennsylvania motorist escaped injury when his car collided with a parked road grader on Rt. 40 two miles east of Hagerstown this morning. Joseph M. Cohen, 34, Kingston, Pa., was charged with reckless driving after sideswiping the grader operated by Charles W. Crist, 39, of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Glen Bowman
Joseph M. Cohen
Kingston
Charles W. Crist
Cohen
Grants for Polio Fight Funded by National Foundation
The National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis announced grants totaling 2,395,039 dollars to 27 institutions for polio research disease prevention treatment and professional education programs. The funds represent one of the organization’s largest grants to support medical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Foundation of
Prayer for TOSDAY Sermonette from Harold E Stassen
A 1953 religious feature quotes Harold E Stassen of Philadelphia PA urging a daily effort to do right toward all people. He calls for detachment from worldly evil and living by divine will to realize Peace on Earth to Men of Good Will in this Pennsylvanian inspirational note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Stassen
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Obituaries and death notices from Chambersburg region
Notices include Minnie Gerbig widow of Charles Gerbig died after long illness in Chambersburg with funeral at Briss funeral Home and Cedar Grove Cemetery. Harry J. Swanfeld of Drexel Hill Pa died in Philadelphia hospital. infant Dorothy Anne Walker died at Washington County Hospital aged two months with services in West Newbury Massachusetts. Lawrence W. Shields funeral arrangements at Linganore Avenue residence and National Cemetery at Sharpsburg. correction on Sarah E Beyard age 50 corrected from 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gerbig
Charles Gerbig
Chambersburg
D. A. Kirk
Hagerstown
Mary
C. Russell
Robert
Harrisburg
John A
Champbersburg
Nraiss Funeral Home
Cedar Grove
Harry J. Swanfeld
State Road
Mrexel Hill
Philadelphia Presbyterian Hospital
John Shirk
Clear Spring
Dorothy Anne Walker
Francis V
Margaret (Leary) Walker
Cavetown Pike
Washington County Hospital
Bridge Street Cemetery
West Newbury
Lawrence W. Shields
Linganore Avenue
Sample’s Manor
Chiurch of God
Gardner R., Taylor
National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Sarah E. Beyard
West Washington Street
Heatwave Claims Life Of Mrs. Jacob Mellinger
The county woman aged 74 dies of heat prostration after a life spent in Civilian Public Service camps near Leitersburg during World War II and later operating the Mennonite Home near Lancaster. Funeral services were held, with burial in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mellinger
Mellinger
Leitersburg
Oroville
Lancaster
Maryland Adds $35 Million In Long Range Plans
State agencies submit $35.47 million in projects for early building in Maryland long range plans. University of Maryland request totals 13.763 million for dorms libraries and science buildings. Princess Anne Negro college gets 1.75 million. mental hospital expansion 2.05 million. Ocean City airport 220 thousand. Frederick dent school power plant 200 thousand. Projects await State Planning Commission review then Budget division and Governor for budget inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
University of Maryland
Princess Anna College
Frostburg
Bowie
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Crownsville
Ocean City
Frederick
State Planning Comiission
General Assembly
Princess Anne
H. C. Byrd
University
State Department of Education
Mental Hygiene Department
Spring Grove State Hospital
Rosewood Training School
Springfield Hospital
State Aviation Commission
Congress responds to Truman scolding over price controls
July 2 report shows Sen. Ellender and Sen. Dirksen blasting the President for price control easing. Bricker says inflation stems from spending and calls for tighter credit. Maybank notes Congress did its best and questions fall impact. Ellender warns resession session rumors may arise. Montmorency cherries advertised at H D P Newman's Simnithsburg number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Capitol Hill
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Dirksen
Len Brickern
Ohio
Bricker
Maybank
Banking Committee
Ber
Watermelons and spirits advertised at local shop
An advertisement notes watermelons arriving in Georgia and lists various spirits and beverages for sale at Pike W G Turner Ad Mt Vernon. Items include Ginger Brandy, Tall Peach Liqueur, Blackberry Wine, Cherry Brandy, Vermouth, and Soft Drinks priced per case or bottle. Location at Cor Church and Prospect Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startzman
Mt. Vernon
Conference On Federal Aid For Road Building Here
Federal Aid to Roads Agency official Herbert Bowers met with the Board of County Commissioners in Washington County to discuss funding for secondary road construction. A list of proposed roads was submitted and several have been tentatively chosen. The commission awaits the projected county cost under federal minimum specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Herbert Bowers
Board of County Commissioners
Protest letter on police conduct at street corner
Kenneth Boward laments overzealous policing near Franklin Street while recalling veterans of World War I and II. He claims democracy is threatened by officers and describes a tense encounter with youths and a fast car, ending with a stray tractor trailer loaded with explosives passing through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Hovs
Franklin Street
Kenneth Boward
Guilford Avenue
Reds Request Truce Recess in Korea Talks
In Munsan Korea July 2 the Korean armistice talks recessed for 24 hours at the Communist request. The Reds gave no reason for canceling today’s session while the U N Command agreed. The stalemate centers on prisoner exchanges with Reds seeking all captives returned and Allies resisting forced repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
U.N
William K. Harrison, Jr
Reda
Harrison
Leading opponent of Porter for top Legion post hurt
Harry F E Dyer Jr Havre de Grace attorney and rival for Maryland American Legion state commander was critically injured when a tree fell near his home on Monday night. Four others were injured. Dyer suffered a crushed chest a fractured jaw and a broken leg as William G Porter Jr had just secured unanimous Western Maryland District endorsement at a Funkstown meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Porter, Jr
Department of Maryland
American Legion
Harry FE. Dyer, Jr
Havre de Grace
Legion
Baltimore
Dyer
Porter
Western Maryland District Legion
Funkstown
Cadet Beaver Enrolled in Air Force Summer Training Camp
Cadet Park O Beaver Jr son of Mr and Mrs Park O Beaver Sr of 916 Oak Hill Avenue attends a four week Air Force Heroine Officers Corps encampment at Robins Air Force Base Georgia. He is in the AFROTC advanced course at the University of Pennsylvania. The encampment mirrors programs at sixty other Air Force installations and aims to give students firsthand insight into USAF operations with a focus on leadership drill and command exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park O. Beaver, Jr
Park O. Beaver
Oak Hill Avenue
Air Force Heroine Officers’ Corps
Oat Robins Air Force Base
Georgia
Beaver
University of Pennsylvania
Air Force
USAF
Alr Force
Road Worker Hurt By Blasted Stump
Morris Panisgeove, 66, Chews ville, suffered leg injuries this morning when struck by a piece of a dynamited tree stump. Foreman Paulagrayve and crew members were rebuilding the Chawasaville Funkstown Road when Panisgeove turned to flee and a four foot long stump fragment struck his back. He was taken to Washington County Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Panisgeove
Chewsville
Chawasaville- Funkstown
Paulagrayve
Washington County Hospital
Letterkenny Depot Workers Get Raise
The 13 cents per hour raise for 6 500 Letterkenny employees is the first since December 1951 and will lift the depot payroll by about 1 580 000 dollars yearly. The Army All Forces Wage Board said the Waco Stabilization Board approved the raise retroactive to May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Army-All Fores
Waco Stabilization Board
Polio Study Grant Support From March of Dimes
A five year March of Dimes grant totaling 321658 dollars funds University of Maryland researchers to study how emotional and personality factors affect polio patients. The project, led by Dr J G Hurd with supervision by Dr Jacob Finesinger, brings psychiatrists psychologists sociologists and pediatricians together to examine patient adjustment and family attitudes during illness and recovery. The study will proceed in two phases focusing on acute poliomyelitis patients and those treated long term, aiming to guide anxiety reducing treatment approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Bast O'Conenor
National Fornmation
J. G. Hurd
Jacob FH. Finesinger
de, Finesinger
Ois
Chatha
Sarh Guevinathan
Festival Supper and Local Notices Amid July Closures
Community notices show Salem Reformed Church hosting a festival supper and patrons reminded of shop closures on July 4 and 6. Miscellaneous ads list prices for beverages and spirits, a barber shop schedule, and various local business references with uncertain OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Reformed Church
Cearfons Tike
Thires
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Polio Foundation
St. James
Brethren S. S
Schenley
Cor, Church & Prospect Sts. Adv
Market House
Halfway Baseball Club Adv
Burgundy
Concord
Church & Prospect Sts
Coss Welding Supply
N. Jonathan Street
Baltimore St
Montmorency
H. DP. Newman's
Call
Simnithsburg
Ady
Pike
W.G. Turner
Adv
Stouffer Printing Company
Valley Forge
Gunther's
Gallagher's Liquor
North Locust Street
Top Legion Post
Sharrett Motors
Hartmare
Ally
Spickler Motor Lines
Cearfoss
Cor, Antietam & Mulberry Sts
Wilkins Coffee
SWIFT
Hagerstown Clearing House Association
Plymouth
Studebaker
Fleigh. Motor Corp
Lindley Square
Lindley
Beck Cleaners, Inc
Cunningham Motors, Inc
Franklin St
Shockey
Summit Ave
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Pontiac
Hassacker
Letterkenny
Stephen’s
Petomiay St. Ph
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association
Herald-Mail
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
Washington Street
Sir
Harry C. Garvingson
Hagerstown Paint & Glass CO
Hoffacker
Howard's
McPhail Paint & Glass CO
Shaffer
Sherwin-Williams Paint
J. A
Bud) Ropeers
Mgr
Charles Harp
Tri-State Motor Truck Sales, Inc
White Truck Distributors
Cannon Ave
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