National Government Costs Seen Beyond Safe Point
Dr. Kila Lonn told a meeting of Americana for America in the YMCAs auditorium that the 1951 federal budget cost 26 percent of U S wealth, above a danger point. He warned of socialism risks, bureaucracy and higher taxes with 3,400,000 civil servants, and urged readers to demand cuts in non defense spending and lower taxes.
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Kila Lonn
Ymcas Auditorium
United States
Lonn
Rallef
Goucher College
Southern Eilsterlént Society
Congress
Americana For American
Plane Crash Kills Air Force Crew Near Richmond
A B 29 or similar bomber in training from Bolling Field crashed in a Nine Mile Road area east of Richmond. The pilot Captain Herman Lester Walrod 38 Arlington Virginia died along with two crewmen. The crash occurred during emergency belly landing and wreckage scattered across a farm yard and ditch.
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Richmond
Air Force
East Richmond
Nine Mile Road
D. P. Bond
Bolling Field
Washington
Herman Lester Walrod
Arlington
James Austin
YMCA Trip to Glen Echo Park Set for July 24
Thirty YMCA youths and several adults plan a two day outing to Glen Echo Park near Washington on Tuesday July 24. Ralph E. Lewis announced the group will ride a Blue Ridge bus from the Y at 10 a.m. with Robert Feaster and Barbara Lowman leading. En route they will tour the Maryland State Police Barracks at Frederick and learn about state police functions. A picnic, swimming, and rides await at the park before returning to Hagerstown by Tuesday night.
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YMCA
Glen Echo Park
Washington
Ralph E. Lewis
Blue Ridge
Robert Feaster
Barbara Lowman
Maryland State Police
Frederick
Ha Rerstown Earl
Children Treated After Minor Injuries From Accidents
Roger W. Younker eight of Green Castle Route Two fell from a car and was treated for abrasions on arms legs and head. Larry G. Horchner eleven of Fairplay was struck by a car and released after head laceration treatment. Sterling Lee Holland Jr. North Jonathan Street suffered scalp injury. Clarence R. Forcino North Cannon Avenue stepped on a nail. John R. Stum Indiana Avenue mashed left middle finger. All were sent home.
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Roger W. Younker
Greencastle
Larry G. Horchner
Fairplay
Sterling Lee Holland, Jr
North Jonathan Street
Igeuyationt
Clarence R. Forcino
North
Cannon Avenue
John R. Stum
Indiana Avenue
Angler's Wallet Returns After Lost in Creek
Wilbur Hoopengardner of Arm strong Avenue lost his wallet while fishing in Hunting Creek near Thurmont. After a half day of searching and catching five trout, a letter from Dr. Hanford Hopkins of Baltimore revealed the wallet had been found among rocks and was sent back by parcel post.
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Wilbur Hoopengardner
Armstrong Avenue
Hunting Creek
Thurmont
Moppengardner
Hanford Hopkins
Baltimore
Locomotives Named for Destinations Across British Railways
Locomotives on British railways carry famous destination names reflecting routes and regions, with terms like heart of Midlothian serving as emblematic examples of branding and identity in railway culture.
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Heart of Midlothain
Doan's Pills Help Backache and Kidney Ailments
An advertisement links nagging backache and low energy to slowed kidney function. It promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used for over a decade, claiming relief by helping kidney cleansing and reducing nighttime discomfort.
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Doan
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