Byrd Leads After Recounts Across Counties in 1953 Race
Election records show Byrd gaining votes in Queens Annes and absorbing absentee tallies while Mahoney lost ground. In the Democratic attorney general contest, State Sen. C Ferdinand Sybert edged Philip Dorsey by a narrow margin in Kent County with unit votes shifting after a recount requests linger. A South Korea cabinet vote under President Rhee faced near-majority hurdles amid opposition and defections.
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County Board of Election Supervisors
Byrd
Mahoney
Queen Annes
Small
Ferdinand Sybert
Kent County
Philip Dorsey
Ballols
Sybert
Dorsey
Rhee
Liberal Party
Rhve
Democratic Nationalist Party
Assembly
P. Hy Shinicky
Chouzh
U.S
South Korea
Pyun Yung Tai
Branch brothers enlist in military training updates
Marshall W Branch, son of Mrs Leah V Branch, has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps and is in boot camp at Parris Island South Carolina. He asks friends to reach him at Pvt Murabadl W Branch Pit 292 C TM ord HT 3 Bn MU R D Parti Island S C. His brother John Hl Branch, a student at Morgan College, is at the RO TC summer camp at Fort Bragg North Carolina for six weeks and would like to hear from friends at Cadet John EH Branch Co C wat R C T C Summer Camp Fort Brags NC.
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Marshall W. Branch
Leah V. Branch
North Jonathan Street
U. S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
North Street High School
Air Force Establishes Separate Recruiting Office
The United States Air Force now has its own recruiting service, separating from the Army and Air Force Recruiting Services. S/Sgt. Steward W. Crim becomes the new commanding officer in charge of Air Force recruiting in Hagerstown. The Army and Air Force will keep a shared City Hall office in Hagerstown while the Defense Secretary’s order grants separate control of recruiting.
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United States Air Force
Army
Air Force
Steward W. Crim
Hagerstown
Secretary of Defense
Washington County Essay Contest Offers Big Prizes
Graduates of Washington County high schools may submit essays over 500 words on county opportunities during July. First prize is 240 in United States Savings Bonds and second prize 100 in savings bonds. Essays must be unsigned and delivered to Washington County Contest Board of Education, Box 395, Hagerstown MD, by August 2, 1994. Include name address school on a sealed envelope. Judges are Robert H. McCauley Helen R. Fisher and William M. Brish.
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Washingt County
Igid
Washington County
Jfteany
United States Savings
Tayerstown
Board of Education
Hagerstown
Robert H. McCauley
Helen R. Fisher
Willian M. Brish
French Abandon Red River Delta
The French evacuated most of the Red River delta area, leaving Nam Dinh Ninh Binh Phat Diem Lac Quan and Thai Binh to the Vietminh. The loss includes Nam Ninh cotton spinning mill and many shops as refugees fled with garrisons. The region, largely Roman Catholic, faced Vietminh control while French defenses were hampered by terrain and infiltrators.
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Red River
Nam Dinh
Ninh Binh
Phat Diem
Lac Quan
Thai Binh
Sath
Oit
Hanoi
Vietminh
Nam Ninh
Indochina
Vietnam
Miss Lizer Studies at Columbia University
Miss Lizer studying at Columbia University New York to begin a sixteen week postgraduate course. She joined the Ines institution in 1948 and became director that year. Trained at Church Home Hospital Baltimore and earned a Bachelor of Science at Johns Hopkins University.
Betty Hutton Wins Divorce From Charles O Curran
Betty Hutton, the Santa Monica performer, was granted a divorce from her second husband, Charles O Curran, after testimony of his violent rages that once left her paralyzed for a month. Miss Hutton said he could be a perfectionist and a violent person. She married O Curran on March 18 1952 and separated April 20. He did not contest the divorce.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Betty Hutton
Charles O'Curran
Mariun Hutton
Betty
O'Curran
Byrd Leaves State Payroll to Start Pension
Dr W C Byrd president emeritus of the University of Maryland left the state payroll and began drawing a pension. He noted questions about dual pay if a governor is elected and whether he would receive both salary and pension. Byrd has long earned 22,500 annually and expects about 8,900 from the retirement system. He will continue as president emeritus. Walter Alston, Dodgers manager, is a University of Miami alumnus.
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Baltimore
WC. Byrd
Viitus
University of Maryland
Byrd
He Hart
Maryland
Train
Brad
Jifp
Senate Drives For Tax Bill Passage Today
Washington lawmakers push for final passage of the administration tax overhaul bill amid a looming three day holiday. A handful of amendments remained, with several senators signaling opposition. The chamber mourned the death of Senator Butler of Nebraska, as debate stretched into the night. Butler, a top Republican on the Finance Committee, died of a stroke shortly before the vote. Senator Bennett noted the protracted session may have contributed to the tragedy. Senator Long revived the income tax cut debate proposing a $20 per taxpayer credit, but fell short with a 30 to 33 vote, as administration leader Senator Millikin and most Republicans opposed it, leaving stockholders’ dividend relief as the main administration target remaining challenged.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
High Butler
Nebraska
Long
D-La
Sen. Millikin
R-Corp
Senate
Exchange Club Installs New Officers Here
Exchange Club in Hagerstown installs new officers with Yale Hanks as president and Dick Long as treasurer. New board members are Dr Richard Young Howard Johnston and John Schindel Jr. Incoming president Yale Hanks receives the president’s pin from outgoing president Tom Michaels Jr who is praised as “Mr Exchange” for long service.Additional new members included Erle Fanton Henry Morris John Schindel Jr Howard Taylor and Martin McGuffin with four more names announced as unable to attend.
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Yale
Hanks
Jack Ruse
Dick Long
Howant Johnston
Straus D. Koliopulus
Paul Compegys
John Carnockan
Richard Young
Howard Johnston
John Schindel, Jr
Hris
al Frounfelter
Tom Michaels
Frounfelter
Tom Miehratls
Mr. Exchange
Hagerstown
Erle Fanton
Henry Morris
John Schindel
Howard Taylor
Prayer for Today Blessing service members and teachers abroad
Prayer blessing those serving abroad and at home, seeking grace and truth through their work. The invocation asks for a better, happier Christian world, offered in Christ's name by W Dale Oldham, Anderson Indiana, minister of Park Place Church of God.
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W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Park Place
Dr Ralph Bunche Loyalty Hearing Perjury Probe Reported
New York Herald Tribune says Justice Department will investigate possible perjury tied to Manning Johnson and Leonard Patterson accusations about Dr Ralph Bunche. The International Organization Employees Loyalty Board previously found no concealment by Bunche. The Alsop story notes contested testimony and a surprise witness dispute over alleged communist strategy meetings.
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New York
Herald ‘Tribune
Ralph Bunche
Department of Justice
Bunche
International Organization Employes Loyalty Board
Civil Service Commission
United Nations
Bunches
Secretariat
Joseph
Stewart Alsop
Acercusers
Johnson
Alsops
Kuncoe
Howard University
Washington
Leonard Patterson
Manning Johnson
Bunehe
Communist Party
Bunnehe
Juln
Justice Department
Pain relief clinic advertises relief with one trip
An ad claims a proven remedy for arthritis rheumatism neuritis and sciatica relieves torturing pains with no charge. It invites those unable to come to send a friend to Room B first floor Garwin Building 41 Garber Street 200 ft off At 30 West Chambersburg Pa Office hours Saturday and Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM
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Garwin
Garber St
Chambersburg
Friday July 2 TV and radio schedule recap
A dense list of programs across networks with names like Barker Bill's Cart Pinky Lee Show Lamb's Gambol and Howdy Doody. Included are news weather and sports markers along with film and theatre features and late night mystery or crime plays.
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Family Playhouse
Teen Dante
Bob Crosby
Penny Chase
Footlight Theatre
Starlight Theatre
Winket the Weatt
Paul C. Miles
Simpson
Jim Gibbons
Baxter Ward
Hopalong Cassidy
Amos and Andy
Wild Bil Hickok
Ted Jaffe
John Daley
Dougles Edwas
Stu Irwin
John Cameron
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Orlules
Oszie and Harriet
Ann Joffre
Riley
William Bendix
Playhouse of Stars
Dan Morrisey
Elkhorn
Wis
Pride of the Family
the Stranger
Eve Arden
TV Soundstage
Dennis James
Colonel Flack
Simonon
Star Theatre
Picture Playhouse
Weather Girl
Siegel
Night Owl Theater
Armchair Theatre
Police Report
Matthew Warren
Jones
Mr. Wong
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Chilome
Vo Gal
Hiram Walker
Penvia
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
West Washington Street
J. A. Hoffman
Mgr
Spickler Motor Lines
Ceartoss
Allegheny Airlines
Cincinnati
William Hauer
Red River Delta
Lizer
Columbia Univ
Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
The
University of Miami
Ohadan
Mmikkkin
Republigan
Democratic State Central Committees
ETI Bty
Joseph M
Joe) Hoffman
Exchange Club
Harry
Leasure
Eco
Amos E. Reeder
Emmett Kelly
America
Roney
Potomac Street
Roney's
Prica
Emmett Kelly the Great Clown
Hugh Sacehet
Robert Reynolds
Join Unger
Matthews
Alfred Tallman
Richard Willelm
United States
Ad—H. Dickinson & Co
Ing
RCA
5 & L Television
Virginia Ave. Phony
Om Ervice
Kershner’s Cities
Summit Ave
Peane
Wonialnar Superior Dairy
Henry E. Forsythe Insurance Agency
Harleysville Mutual Casualty
Saiem Ava
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Washington Str TL
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