Congress Adds To Atomic Fund And Then Quits
The 82nd Congress added about 1.0 billion dollars to an expanded atomic weapons program and then adjourned for good. A special session may be called by President Truman, but the new Congress convenes January 1953. Major sums funded include atomic expansion, foreign aid, military construction, river and harbor projects, and flood control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
Chicago
House
Senate
Honse
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
AEG
Gordon Dean
White House
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Olin Johnston
Savannah River
South Carolina
Georgia
AEC
Mayhenk
Savannah
Senate Teaders
Catches Plenty 1st Day Out
Lumely and partner recovered a cache from the Trinity River containing hundreds of documents including federal savings notes and a $100 000 loan deed. The haul, tied to a Breckenridge area ranch theft, was identified by Henry Compton. Time for barbecues and picnic supplies advertised at the end.
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Tt. Worth
Tex
Lumely
West Texas
Trinity River
Henry Compton
Breckenridge
Compton
Longtime Keedysville Merchant John A Miller Dies at 93
John A Miller a Keedysville merchant and weather observer died yesterday at 41 15 a m in Garlock Nursing Home He had retired six years ago as store operator and five years ago from weather reporting Survived by a daughter Mrs Howard Bartner three sons a sister and two brothers with four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral set for Thursday at 4 p m at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Rev Cominied on Page 3 Cel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Miller
Keedysville
SRS
Mr. Miller
Garlock Nursing Home
United States Coast Survey
Miller
Howard Bartner
Eri. G. Miller
Boonsboro
George L. Milker
Prudence Baumgartner
Oklahoma City
Everett Miller
Kearney
Neb
Obituaries and funeral notices from Williamsport region
Obituaries and funeral services for Harvey Theodore Beane Samuel J. Rowland Emma Elizabeth Wallech Rita Kay McDonough are listed with dates times and locations across St Marys Cedar Grove Mennonite Assembly of God Church Cedar Hill Cemetery Green Lawn Cemetery Manor Church Cemetery and Rose Hill Cemetery with various clergy officiants and military honors noted for one case.
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Harvey Theodore Beane
Newton DY
Baker Hospital
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Charles W. Dauseh
Rose Hill Cemetery
Suter
Samuel J. Rowland
Kired
Pennsylvania Railroad
Assembly of God Church
Williamsport
Miles
Potomac Post
American Legion of
Green Lawn Cemetery
Leaf Funeral Home
Emma Elizabeth Wallech
Henry C. Wallech
Cedar Grove Mennonite
John F. Grove
Cedar Hill
Greencastle
Marries Gal With Nothing In St Louis Lampooned
A 22nd pound railroad foreman from St Louis eloped to Piggott Arkansas with Miss Betty McMahon 21. He had sought a wife with ten thousand dollars for business but after letters and a row of missteps they patched things up and chose marriage for love. Also an ad notes watch repair and jewelry services at Saums Jewelers 21 Jonathan St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piggott
Ark
Betty McMahon
St. Louis
Betty
Horedec
McKeldin to Introduce Eisenhower Nominating Speech
Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin will present General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s name for the Republican presidential nomination at Chicago. The governor welcomed the role but faced minority resentment over his strong hand in Maryland’s delegation as the 24 votes split 19 for Eisenhower and 5 for Taft amid ongoing intra party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
McKelditt
Dwight D
McKeldin
Simon E. Sobeloff
Baltimore
Albert W. Quinn
Herbert R. Brownell
Eisenhower
Aft
Taft
John Marshall Butler
William C. Purnell
Deeley K. Nica
McWheldin
Butler and
Purnell
McWeldin
Davis C. Burroughs
Talbot County
Republican Committee
L. S. Ted Ray
Washington Suburban
Convention Sidelights at Chicago GOP Convention
Reporters describe a noisy scene as delegates and visitors crowd Convention Hall. The piece notes people pushing for access, the presence of horseback parking attendants, and attempts to put Douglas MacArthur’s keynote into context. Mention is made of a possible vice presidential bid by Margaret Chase Smith with support from Isabella J. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chase Ismith
Maine
Isabella J. Jones
Pennsylvania
Claim For Sheep Killed In 1950 Is Turned Down
The Hancock County Board of Commissioners rejected an aid claim for 13 sheep reported killed by dogs in 1950. Two Hancock citizens who served as appraisers testified they found wool and bones in a field and were told the sheep were killed months earlier. The elapsed time and evidence led to denial of the payment.
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Board of County Commissioners
Hancock
Ain
Bruce Spickler
Spichktens
Hanakh
Extended Weather Warm with Showers Across Maryland
The forecast calls for warm conditions with showers or thunderstorms Wednesday, ending by afternoon or night in western and central Maryland and by early Thursday in southern coastal areas. Cooler by Thursday and Friday with fair conditions returning, showers possible Saturday, then cooler again early next week. Temperatures will run slightly below normal. ANTHONY'S BEAUTY SALONS advertise Creme OW Permanents reduced from $8.50 to $5.00 with evening phone contact.
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Maryland
Anthony's
Arts
Roonshora
Keedyn
M. Ady
Bridges urges GOP to halt quarreling for November win
Chicago July report says Republican leader Styles Bridges warned the GOP convention that ongoing infighting threatens a November defeat and may end the two party system. He urged unity behind the convention’s presidential choice and criticized Democrats for internal splits on civil rights and policy failures.
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Chicago
VPI
Senate
Styles Bridges
GOP
New Hiwpsiidre
James Kem
Missouri
Marguerite Church
Milnais
Chitango
Archibald ‘Carey, Jr
Bridges
Soldier Seized On Visit Home
A year-old Air Force corporal awaiting grand jury action on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses was held after police say he collected 745 dollars from Police Commissioner M. E. Etlinger to entrap a narcotics ring in Hagerstown. The man, Ralph Sharer, later returned to service in Nashville and was arrested during a home visit. he waived a preliminary hearing and remains held for the grand jury. Festival notices for Montomengy cherries and a community fair follow.
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M. E. Etlinger
Bla Gcerstown
Vilinger
Ralph Sharer
Ray Sereet
Baskerstown
Sharer
Ellinger
Onnual
Umere
Washington
Hagerstown
Fllinger
Air Force Base
Nashville
Tenn
Paul Qottinger
Mbalee
William Gardenour
Fire Co
Smithsburg
Ady
Faith in spiritual renewal and peace in troubled world
Prayer text seeking faith in redeeming power over force and transformation of human nature through spiritual renewal through Christ Amen. John St. Suan Plhareisburg Pa bishop Evangelical United Brethren Church 1952 National Council of Churches Religious Feature
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Christ
John St. Suan
Plhareisburg
Evangelical United Brethren Church
National Council of Churches
MacArthur Faces Off in a Polarizing Convention Moment
General MacArthur delivers a blistering keynote at the party convention attacking Truman and the Administration. He frames the Taft Eisenhower contest as a fight over totalitarian risk and calls for unity behind a nonpartisan path to the November race. He targets containment policies and praises air power while hinting at a Patt or Taft pairing for VP.
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Chicago
Trouglis MacArchir
Dwight D. Riserhower
Robert Patt
MacArthur
Patt
Rmmamug Niate
Ohioan
Dremocratic
Taft
Penerak
Truman
United Nations
Far East
Supreme Court
Europe
Red Cross Learn To Swim Classes Start Monday At Pool
Annual free Red Cross Learn to Swim program begins Monday at the Municipal Pool with daily two week sessions. Parents are urged to accompany children and may join advanced swimming and lifesaving instruction, Mrs. Richado Rodgers said.
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Red Cross
Red
Crossley Seeks Additional Help for Juvenile Court
Judge Hyint Crossley urged the Board of County Commissioners to hire another qualified woman to assist in the Juvenile Court. He noted the workload overwhelms current staff and suggested city funding may be needed for the new assistant. The board delayed ruling until after his vacation.
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Hyint Crossley
Joe Svenile Cort
Board of County Commissioners
Niscout
Crossley
Allieny
Crosstow
Income Shares Are Mailed Out in Maryland
Annapolis officials report Maryland subdivisions received 748 701 as their share of the first installment payments from tax collections. J Millard Tawes said 529 000 in checks were mailed to the subdivisions, part of a total 8474.47 distributed in the fiscal year ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapalis
J. Millard
Tawes
Maryland
Done Tawes
Baltimore City
One Way Of Stealing TV Set Invented At Bar
Lois Yee watched the Republican convention on television when a stranger offered to fix a malfunctioning set. The man left with the set and was later found trying to sell it at a bar, near Gallagher's Liquor Store on North Locust Street.
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Pitshareh
Lois Yee
Vee
National
Bo — Reading
German Valley Forge
Gunther's Gallagher's Liquor Store
North Locust Street
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Atomic Fund
Rita Kay McDonough
Rita Ixay McDonough
Arthur
Dorothy (Eyler) McDonough
Ross Street
Washington County
Curtis
Sharon
Jo Ellen
Jennifer
William Hf. Eyler
Gal
uPi
Edward Burgdort
Clark
Saum's Jewelers
Jonathan St. Ady
Meter Reader
Hagerstown Gas. Company
ED Creagh
Abilene
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tom
Marty
Guy George Gabrielson
Cape
Charles Wacker
Chivago
Convention Hall
Douglas MacArthur
Benjamin Hill
Hamilton Boulevard
W. Lee Elgin
West Howard Street
South Hagerstown
Tokyo
Alf
Hokkaido
Japan
Gunnell's
Franklin
Jonathan
Focal Financial Institutions
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
Professional Arts
Electrical Engineering
A. G. Crankleton
Tric Co., Inc
East Washington Street
Summit Avenue
West Washington Street
Public Square
Ieee
Quatchin
South Potomac St
Ana Red
Nagoya
Kyodo News Agencs
Groffee
Osu Baseball Stadium
Ted Chine
Montmorengy
H. DL
Newman
Summit Ave
Shockey
Spickler Motor Lines
Cearfoss
M. P. Moller, Inc
North Prospect Street
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