Unanimous U K Of Charter Seen Unanimous U K Of Charter Seen
Senator Green says there is hope the United Nations Charter will be ratified unanimously as Foreign Relations hearings on the pact begin. He recalls League of Nations work and notes public support, while Stettinius and Pasvolsky will outline the Charter’s meaning to establish a prima facie case before opposing views.
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Washington
Green
D-Ri
United Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Senate
Associated Press
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Truman
Inventor of Plastic GI Helmet Dies at 59
Evanston Illinois July 3 John Tate Riddell 59 maker of Riddell helmets died yesterday. The former Evanston Township High School football coach designed the plastic helmet to replace leather and suit wartime needs for paratroopers. Initials stamped in gold free on leather goods bought at Saum's. Public party tomorrow July 4 at I C C F Hall with prizes including a bond.
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Evanston
John Tate Riddell
Riddell
Evanston Township High School
Saum’s
Jonathan St
I. C.C. F Hall
Deaths and funeral notices in Williamsport area
Obituaries report Charlies L. Frownfelter 71 of 761 South Potomac street dies at home after 37 years at City Light Plant. Survived by wife Katie and niece Mrs. C. R. Hudson. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Kraiss mortuary chapel. interment Rose Hill cemetery. Also Jennie A. Sigler 63 dies at daughter’s home. survived by daughter Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Schindeldecker, sons, grandchildren, siblings. Funeral arrangements pending. Martha Elizabeth Castle 81 dies in Williamsport. survivor list includes sons and grandchildren. funeral Friday 3 p.m. at United Brethren Church, interment River View cemetery. Harry Long 75 dies at Washington County Hospital. survived by sister and brother. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Minnich funeral home Greencastle.
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Charlies L. Frownfelter
South
Potomac Street
St. Paul's Methodist Church
City Light
Katie Frownfelter
C. RB. Hudson
Brooklyn
Kraiss Mortuary
Harry C. Marsh
Rose Hill
Jennie A. Sigler
Harry F. Sigler
Paul Hoover
Paramount
Church of the Brethren
Hoover
Ruth Schindeldecker
Ortana
H. Chester
USA
Ralph W
Baltimore
Mary Woolridge
Liltie Davis
Waynesboro
Walter Prior
Coatesville
Morris Prior
Ohio
Suter
Martha Elizabeth Castle
Williamsport
Charles R. Castle
Lester Myers
River View Cemetery
A. M. Stauffer
Greencastle
Percy
Minnich Funeral
In Memoriam Pfc Earl Hixon in France July 3 1944
In loving remembrance of our dear brother Pfc Earl F Hixon who lost his life in France one year ago today July 3 1944. His family prays for his peaceful rest and cherishes his memory.
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Pfc
Earl 5
Hixon
France
Fresh Air Fund brings 43 New York children to Hagerstown
The New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund sends 43 New York tenement youngsters to Hagerstown for a two week visit starting July 18. Local hosts welcome the children and provide meals lodging and activities aided by the local Fresh Air Fund committee led by Dr H L Porterfield Mrs Elmer Funkhouser Dr Wilson P Ard J Garvin Hager and Mrs P M Holmes.
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New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Herald and Mail
New York
Fresh Air Fund
H. L. Porterfield
Elmer Funkhouser
Wilson P. Ard
J. Garvin Hager
P. M. Holmes
Former Local Minister Dies
Rev. Preston A. Cave former pastor of the First Christian Church died Monday at his Washington home at age 80. He led the local church from 1893 to 1901 and last served at Third Christian Church in Washington before retiring six years ago. Surviving are his widow two daughters Mary and Dorothy and two sons Preston Jr and R Lynn. Funeral services will be Thursday at 11 30 a m from Hines funeral home in Washington.
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Preston A. Cave
First Christian Church
Washington
W. M. Norment
Cave
Third Christian Church
Mary
I Dorothy
Huntingdon
W. Va
Preston, Jr
Logan
Watermelons and Lopes from Georgia Ad in Sharpsburg Pike
Ice cold watermelons offered with a note of fancy Lopes from Georgia. Advertisement by W. G. Turner located 134 miles south on Sharpsburg Pike. Phone 667 J Ady.
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Georgia
W. G. Turner
Sharpsburg Pike
J. Ady
Round and Square Dance at Span ish Danceland
Advertisement notes Friday and Saturday night dances at The Old Mill Tavern span ish Danceland with the Penn Maryland String Band Your Old Friend Ross. Crosses and Logkets of guaranteed quality $4.75 per pair. Saum's 21 Jonathan St. Ladies' billfolds of finest quality leather.
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Spanish Danceland
Old Mill Tavern
Penn-Maryland
Ross
Saum's
Jonathan St. Adv
Saum’s
Fourth Ward Democrats Meet Thursday After Holiday
The Fourth Ward Democratic club plans refreshments for its monthly meeting moved to Thursday night at North Mulberry street club rooms. Vice-President Clarence Doornberger becomes president, succeeding the late Paul Ernde who drowned. Doornberger chairs until October election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
North Mulberry Street
Clarence Doornberger
Paul Ernde
Doornberger
State Pool Accepts Wool Shipped Direct
County farmers unable to shear in time may ship wool directly to Baltimore for the Maryland Farm Bureau Wool Pool. Mark Miller announced July shipments to the Terminal Warehouse at Monument and Constitution streets in Baltimore. Checks follow a few days after August 6. year’s pool volume nears 97,000 pounds.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Wool Pool
Washington County
Baltimore
Mark Miller
Martin L. Sutton
Maryland
Farm Bureau Wool Pool, Inc
Monument and
Constitution Streets
Boston
Sailors LeRoy Nunamaker and Harry Mim nail Meet in Pacific
Meet in the Pacific Seaman LeRoy Nunamaker and Pharmacist Mate Harry E Mim nail after they met overseas. Mrs Alda Nunamaker of 841 South Potomac Street says LeRoy and Harry met on a Pacific island and sent a photo. They first became friends at South Potomac Street Junior High six years earlier and remained close until enlistment. Both graduated in 1942 and are in good health and seeking remembrance from friends. Nunamaker left the States in April this year while Milwall has been in the Pacific for 21 months.
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LeRoy Nunamaker
Harry E. Mimnail
Pacific
Alda Nunamaker
South Potomac Street
LeRoy
Harry
Nunamaker
States
Milwall
Sgt. John Lewis Dies In France
Sgt. John F. Lewis a former Hagerstown High School football star aged 41 died in a French hospital from internal hemorrhage on June 20. He enlisted at 38 and served with the 13th Armored Division under Gen. Patton, flown from Austria for treatment after V-E Day fighting. He was a 1922 Hagerstown graduate and Chicago resident prior to enlistment.
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John F
Shorty) Lewis
Hagerstown
John F. Lewis
Hamilton Boulevard
Lewis
13Th Armored Division
Patton
Austria
Chicago
Costly Mistake Near Gallup Fire Leaves Home Burned
Mrs. Romula Casias's home on the edge of Gallup burned to the ground as firemen fought a blaze 100 feet from a city reservoir, their hoses reaching the distant fire plug blocks away.
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Gallup
N. M
Romula Casias
Gallun
SPECIAL 14k GOLD WEDDING RINGS SALE
Saum's offers 14k gold rings for men at 9.90 and ladies at 5.90 with the sale advertised from 21 Jonathan Street.
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Saum’s
Jonathan St. Adv
Vets’ July Parade Planned by Williamsport Fire Co
Veterans of World Wars I and II along with the American Legion Drum Corps the Mayor and Council and Maryland state officers will march in the Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company Fourth of July parade tomorrow at 10 a m. Scouts flags Boonsboro band Red Cross Girl Scouts Lions Club riding groups and local merchants floats join as participants with a 9 30 a m assembly at the silk mill. If rain the parade shifts to 7 p m. Route follows Artizan Frederick Salisbury Vermont Potomac Conococheague Salisbury square then north to Potomac Carnival Park and disband.
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American Legion
Maryland
Williamsport
Four Black Bass Bills Found Valid
Baltimore July 3 State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte says the Attorney General ruled valid the final of four bills from the 1945 General Assembly repealing and reenacting bass fishing laws in tidal waters The measure House Bill 44 signed May 4 bans taking black bass or pike by nets in tidal waters during April May June sets a creel limit of 10 per day and requires bass to be at least 10 inches and pike 14 inches The other bill with different language was declared void
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Baltimore
E. Lee LeCompte
General Assembly
LeCompte
Recognition for meritorious military duty in World War II
Cpl. David C. Grave of the 817th Tank Destroyer Battalion receives the Certificate of Merit in the European Theater for conspicuous valor and clear thinking under fire. The citation covers Feb 1 to May 1945. Grave previously deployed overseas and earned two Bronze Stars, with a brother serving in the Navy. Also noted are Lt. Max F. Swartz awaiting leave in Hagerstown after bombing missions in Italy, and Cpl. Charles K. Burgesser, transferred to a Texas camp. Cpl. Tom Thayer hospitalized in Boca Raton for knee surgery. Pvt. Lawrence W. Sullivan graduating from aircraft radio mechanics school in Madison. and Sgt. Clarence L. Johnson assigned to Casablanca with the North African Division of the Air Transport Command.
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Cpl
David C. Grave
817Th
First Army
Mary C. Grove
North Potomac Street
Cpl. Grove
United States
Seaman W. W. Grove
ATC
Casablanca
Clarence L. Johnson
B. F. Johnson
Williamsport
Rfc No. 2
Air Transport. Command
James $. Stowell
Army
Johnson
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Hagerstown
England
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U. K
Charter
Rhode Island
Potomso St
Hamilton Hotel
Sharrett Motors
Ford
Baltimore St
Harry Long
Buena Vista Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Memoriam
Earl
Mrs
Charlies Hixon
G. R. Lee
Ellen Lee
Edward Garth Martin
Polo Marti
Boonsboro, Md
Antietam Battlefield
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
1St Street
B. & O. R.R. Hagerstown
Qur
Pennsylvania Station
First Christian
Capital
Herald-Mail
Community Finance Service, Inc
Washington St
State Pool
Yingling Auto Sales & Service
Pontiac
Frederick St
Washington Street
WMC
Goodyear Service Cor
Altimore & Locust Sts
Conococheague Park
Uncle Roy
Silvertone Melody Boys
Ty. L. Stenger
Sgt
John Lewis
Reichard
Antietam St
7-Up Bottling Company
Colombia
Persinese Hts
PoToMac Hacncrarown
Fire Co
Williamsport Fire Company
Shipp’s Seafood
Crouse
Leon Stahl
Fleigh Motor Co
Gak Hilt Ave
General Acceptance Corp
Hagerstown Industrial Loan
Jonathan ST. D. Earl Neikirk
Victor Products Corporation
Pope Ave
Italy
Max F. Swartz
Nettie L. Swartz
Elizabeth Street
15Th Aafp
Swartz
Pacific Theatre
159Th
Charles K. Burgesser
Boca Raton Field
Florida
Abilene
Texas
C. Lester Burgesser
Cavetown
Tom Thayer
RAF
R. T. Thayer
East Irvin Avenue
Boca Raton, Fla
Cpl Thayer
Hospital of
Lawrence W. Sullivan
Charles Sullivan
Avon Road
AAF Training Command
Truax Field
Madison, Wis
Harry Carlton
Tri-State Detective Service
Prof. Arts
Hagerstown Ice Co
West Lee Street
Patterson Audubon
Slusic
George Smolen
Martin Feed & Implements
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ray
OPA
Buick
Chevrolet
Chrysler
de Soto
Studebaker
Value Center
Summit Avenue
Home Builders Savings & Loan Assn
W. Washington St
Public Square
East Washington Street
Potomac Avenue
Terrace
Prospect Avenue
West Washington St
Potomac St
Prospect Ave
Consumers Credit Service, Inc
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