Iran seeks buyers for oil products in global ads
New York July 18 Iran advertises sale of oil products via the National Iranian Oil Company formed after nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. Former ATOC customers may buy at international market price or delivered at the Persian Gulf with competitive bids and self supplied tankers. Major oil firms have agreed not to move Iranian oil in their tankers amid the dispute settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Iran
Mohammed Moagsadegh
The
Herald Tribune
ATOC
AngloTranian
Persian Gulf
Oihen
Ail
Ex-convict held in slaying of trooper near Oneonta
Matthew Armer, 32, a Nassau New York farmer and ex convict, is being held in connection with the shooting death of Cpl. Arthur M. Diffendale, a New York State trooper, near Oneonta New York. Photos of the abandoned truck at the scene aided the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Armer
Nassau
N. Y
Cpl
Arthur M. Diffendale
New York State
Oneonta
Armer
Obituary notices for Catherine E. Kline and Frank Hoover Driver
Catherine Elizabeth Kline 42 wife of Earl T. Kline of Wolfeville died at home after a months long illness. Survived by husband, daughter Peggy Elizabeth at home, daughter Mrs Olive Kendall of Foxville, son Charles in the Army at Camp Meade, sisters Mrs Ethel Gardner and Mrs Edna Detrow of Hagerstown, brothers Joseph and Lloyd Bowman of Smithsburg, Walter of Paramount, and two grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Church Woaksville. Frank Hoover Driver 69 farmer dealer in Augusta County Virginia died at King’s Daughters Hospital Staunton. Survived by daughter Mrs Anna Clark of Hagerstown. Funeral from Verona residence. Burial Timbersville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Kline
Catherine Elizabeth Kline
Earl T. Kline
Wolfeville
Henny
Fanny (Swops) Bowman
Smithaburg
Peggy Elizabeth
Olive Kendall
Foxville
Charles
Camp Meade
Ethel Gardner
Edna Detrow
Hagerstown
Joseph
Lloyd Bowman
Smithsburg
Walter
Paramount
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Woaksville
Frank H
Frank Hoover
Augusta County
Virginia
King's Daughters Hospital
Staunton
Anna Clark
Verona
Timbersville
World Too Fast For Old Sick Man
Fred P. Roberts, a 64 year old with a long arrest record, was sentenced to two years in state prison by Judge Ben Copavillard for embezzlement. He took 500 dollars from a building supply firm for rock lath not delivered, and expressed a desire to die in jail, saying modern speed overwhelmed him.
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Miata
Fla
Fred P. Roberts
Roberts
Criminal Court
Ben Copavillard
Dade County Solicitor’s Office
Warn Merchants On Bad Checks
James Stone of the Chamber of Commerce warns local firms to question checks before cashing and to require positive identification. Do not cash a check for a stranger until proper ID is shown. The note emphasizes protecting merchants’ money from unfamiliar payees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stone
Chamber of Commerce
Funkstown Soldier Reenlists In Army
Funkstown resident William Goetz reenlists for six years in the Army and is stationed at Camp Detrick Frederick as a cook. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Winifred Goetz of 941 Concord Street Havre de Grace. A garbled remainder mentions checks and a Taft remark, but core item notes Goetz reenlistment and assignment at Camp Detrick.
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William Goetz
Funkstown
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Winifred
Twice Married Sailor Sorries He Left Sweetheart at Church
Philadelphia July 18 A twice married sailor William R Minter 29 told how he left Wave Pearl Knowles at a Medford Massachusetts church where they were to be married He is hospitalized after an auto crash and says he also supports a wife and two children and pays $50 monthly for a daughter from an earlier marriage Knowles says she forgave him but fears the disruption of another marriage and questions the future
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Philadelphia
Jis
William R. Minter
Pearl Knowles
Medford
Masa
Minter
Philadelphian Asquirer
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Macee, Miss
Miss Knowles
Bill
Ater
Myerly Praised for Winning National Window Display Prizes
John T. Myerly earned both top capital prizes in the national window display contest during Let's Go Fishing Week. The Sporting Goods Dealer features praise of his originality and practical design, transplanting nature into his display. He won an all expenses paid Minnesota vacation, 200 dollars for travel, and a 35 million war bond. Display World will revive the winning window in an upcoming issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Myerly
Associated
Sporting
National
Myerly
Sporting Goods
Minnesota
Army Air Force Recruiting Office Moves to Summit Avenue
The local Army Air Force recruiting office relocates from City Hall to the Strole-Wright Building at 47 Summit Avenue and begins operation there today. Officials extend enlistment eligibility for those who passed pre induction physicals to July. WAC-WAF recruiter Fc. Schiulever is assigned to the local office on permanent duty.
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Army-Air Force
City Hall
Strole-Wright
Summit Avenue
Fc. Schiulever
Army training at Fort Knox report from Ives family scene
Cpl. Goetz Ives and wife Mary Florence with three year old Vaughn are featured in a family scene from Fort Knox Kentucky during military training exercises. The piece notes their presence on base and the civilian life balance amid service duties.
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Fort Knox, Ky
Cpl
Goetz Ives
Mary Florence
Vaughn
Funkstown
Phone Call Leads To Finding Body in Savannah
In Savannah on July 18 a phoned tip guided reporters to Bea Road where they found James Lawton Lewis, 21, a taxicab driver, shot twice with a shotgun and dead for days. Police Capt. Leonard J. Hallman led the homicide inquiry.
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Savannah
Savannah Morning News
Prvaice
al Lanier
Bea Road
Lanier
Bill Fielder
Dennis Powers
James Lawton Lewis
Leonard J. Hallman
Cies
Funkstown Fire Co Plans Show in Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Funkstown Fire Company and the Auxiliary is set for tonight at 7 o'clock. President C Pat Duffey will preside as plans are made for presenting Crazy Days, sponsored by the fire company, with performances slated for July 36 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown Fire Company
C. Pat Duffey
Fire Company
Bank Forger Advice Warns Merchants On Checks
Stone cites clever stunts used by forgers including bad check schemes. A check for more than the purchase is cashed with the balance in cash while the delivery address is fictitious. He notes many merchants suffer losses and urges caution in cashing checks from strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Marchardise
National Hetters Business Bureau
Jstrangera
Field Is Back In Jail Again
New York July 18 Field is back in jail today for an indefinite stay. He and two Civil Rights Congress bail fund trustees Dashiell Hammett and W Alphaeus Hunton remain in federal custody over contempt of court, with a full appeals review planned. Eleven other Red Leaders face potential release upon posting untainted bail totaling 140000 dollars.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt
Field
Commodore Corimerius Vanderbilt
Civil Rights Congress
Dashiell Hammmer
W. Alphaeus Hunton
Red
Reds
Hammett
Hunton
Thomas W. Swan
Second
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sylvester J. Ryan
Congres
Air Reserve Unit Accept Enlistments
The Volunteer Air Reserve Training unit opens enlistments to men from Army Navy or Marine service. Leonard liaison officer M/Ser t Francis King said qualified veterans may join the Air Reserve. The latest recruit is Floyd Myers Jr of 202 East Franklin Street, a former Navy aviation machinist assigned to the 951th VART unit as staff sergeant.
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Volunteer Air Reserve Training Unit
Air Force
Francis King
Army
Navy
Mariner
Air Reserve
Floyd ©. Myers, Jr
East
Franklin Street
Navy Aviation
95Lth
VART
Eminent Senate Shakeup In South Carolina
Washington reports that both of South Carolina's senators are deemed eminent with a North Carolinian confirming the status. Senator Douglas of Illinois sought to question the eminent senator from South Carolina as Senator Smith of Louisiana presided, triggering quick stamping of the declaration by the printing firm.
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Washington
South Carolina
North
British View Red's Talk Of Friendship As Calculated Move
London officials deemed Moscow's English publication News a calculated bid to peel Britain from the North Atlantic Pact and divide the Anglo American alliance. The article by Soviet historian Tarla touted long friendly ties and downplayed Crimea, while signaling support for Bevan's left wing Labour protests against rearmament costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Moscow
News
Russia
Srtaly
Eugene Taria
Tarla
Tarte
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Union
America
Mystery slaying puzzles Chicago paper executive Crane
Police probe the killing of Charles Crane 37 a wealthy Chicago paper company executive shot in his car outside the Thamag Paper Stock plant on North Hooker Street Goose Island district. Investigators seek motive while Crane’s tax case connected to Alvin Sandroff looms, Sandroff unable to offer motive.
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Chicago
Charles Crane
John Golden
Crane
Goose Island
Hooker Street
Stayler
Paper Company
Alvin EB. Sandroff
Sandroff
Sandreff
American Legion seeks recipients for missing ecards 1950 1951
In moving to our new home some records were misplaced. Anyone holding a 1950 or 1951 receipt and has not received his ecard, phone thel Home 4510 or 4585 Adv. Center Fruit Market 10L EH. Washington St. Spaghetti's and imported delicacies. Fruit haaketa a speciality. Watch clock jewelry repairing. Pearl restringing Saum's 21 Jonathan Street.
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American Legion
Center
Washington St
Saum’s
Jonathan Street Ady
McFarland and Smith Families Highlight Military Assignments
Paul H McFarland Jr son of Mr and Mrs Paul H McFarland completes six week on the job training with the Reserve Officer Training Corps at Army Medical Center Washington DC Cadet McFarland will rotate through Walter Reed Army Hospital wards and clinics He is a dental student at the University of Maryland in Baltimore Hazel B Smith of 17 Elizabeth Avenue learns her son Captain James G Alexander is in Korea She also notes two other sons in the Army Cpl Rosas O Smith serving seven years in Berlin and Pfc Car E Smith three years in the Air Force now at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi Pvt Harry E Shupp son of Mrs Esther Shupp recently helped stem the Communist spring offensive in Korea His unit the 33nd Queen's Own Infantry inflicted 4 794 casualties in seven days Major General Claude B Ferenhauch commended the unit for superior performance and compared their actions to the Bulge and Bastogne Shupp is part of the Far East's most traveled division In eight months of action the Seventh Division has made two amphibious landings and moved from Pusan to the Manchurian border, fighting on both coasts. James A Williams Jr has a new Fort Huachuca address Pvt Williams RA 14374563168 KAB HQ Co Fort Huachuca Arizona Jerry L Kendle grandson of A Mayes Route One has completed specialized training and shipped from San Francisco on July 14 for EF duty in the Pacific He received basic training at Camp Lejeune before joining the 11th Replacement Draft in the FMF PAC, San Francisco
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Paul H. McFarland, Jr
Paul H. McFarland
Oak Ul Avenue
Otticera Training Corps
Army
Medical Center
Washington, D. C
McFarland
Walter Reed Army Hospital
University of Maryland Dental School
Baltimore
Mia
Hazel B. Smith
Elizabeth Avenue
Thst
James G. Alexander Fa
Korea
Alexander
Smith
Cpl. Rosas 0. Smith
Air Force
Berlin
Germany
Pfc
Car EB. Smith
Keesler Air Force Sage
Mississippi
Harry E. Shupp
Mra
Esther Shupp
Daily Mall
Tth
Queen's Own
Shupp
Claude B. Ferenhauch
Bulge
Bastogne
Far East
Pusan
Manchurian
Korean Peninsula
Byrd Doubtful Of Cutting Tax Bill
Senator Byrd of Virginia voiced doubt that the Senate can trim the 7.2 billion tax hike approved by the House. He warned there is no clear way to balance the 85 million dollar budget proposed for the year beginning next July 1. Byrd, acting chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, noted hearings continue on the House plan while Chairman George of Georgia is away on a two week leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
George
D-Ga
Festival and supper at Salem Ref Church on July 18
Dear Ess Pike invites attendees to a festival and supper at Salem Reformed Church featuring homemade soup pies cakes and sandwiches with music by the Wil Hamsport Band. Rain date is July 19. Also an invitation to the formal opening July 19 at Parakeet Tavern Funkatown Maryland Route 40 owned by Jack and Genevieve Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Ref
Dear
Wil Hamsport
Funkatown
Secumidt's Tavern
Jack
Genevieve Green
Ady
Administration Drives Quick Passage Of Curb Extension
Washington July 18 Administration push accelerates passage of a curb extension tied to price controls. House backed author ity to extend price rollbacks, including ten percent beef cuts, while weighing limits on Wage Stabilization Board powers and possible further farm price rollbacks. Debate centers on maintaining some farm price restraints while opposing broad industrial rollbacks.
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Washington
Tve
Michael V. DiSalle
Pricea
Qulck
Houde
Itis
Wage Stabilization Board
Ure House
House
Rep. Wolcott
R-Mich
Famed Abbey Theater Destroyed in Dublin Fire
The Abbey Theater in Dublin burned down, gutting the main hall after a blaze battled by five fire brigades. Cast from Sean O Casey's The Plough and the Stars saved valuable art as the historic venue, home to the Abbey Players, faced destruction. Notable alumni include Barry Fitzgerald, with roots tracing to the Abbey since its 1904 founding backed by Annie Horniman.
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Dublin
Ireland
Abbey Theater
Ja Floren
Sean O'Casay
Barry Fitegerald
Etty Morgue
Annie Horniman
George Reseell
Willian Qutler Yeats
Three Attendants Convicted in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Milledgeville reports three attendants at the State Hospital for the Insane were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the death of Lloyd Hooks, 21, after a witness described forcing him to lick vomit, eat a soaked handkerchief, and endure abuse over four days. Sentencing due today.
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Milledgeville
State Hospital For the Insane
Juda George
Carpenter
W. Bete
Kim
Alton Lincoln
J. A. Huff
Lloyd Hooks
Hooks
Hooke
Hagerstown Window Cleaning Co
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Goetz
Concord Street
Havers
Bae Mrt Manatee
Wand
Wuere
Cuucu
Firme Agmy
Canly
Mediterranean
San Francisco
Robert A. Taft
Republican Party
Ohio
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Bohemian Grove
Sailor
Magazine
Army, Air Force
Funkstown Fire Co
Dante
Southwest Virginia
Gondline
Buaineas College
Daniel Loughran Co., Inc
Frederick Street
Joseph Loughran
Air Reserve Unit
Cor. Memorial Blvd
Maryland Ave
Superior Dairy
Bud Messner
Antietam Fire Co. Building Fund
Sharrett Motors
FORD
Tiros
International
CG & C
Baltimore St
James A. Williams, Jr
K.A
Jerry L. Kendle
A. Mayes
Route One
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
H. C. Garvin & Sons
Cor. Franklin & N. Prospect
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg Vol. Fire Co
Studebaker
Fleigh Motor Corp
Rap. Cox
D-Gi
Rep
Conley
DNO
Abbey Players
Holbswood
Northern Avenue
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
West Washington Street
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
W. Washington Street
J. A
Jake" Hoffman, Mgr
Alfred B. Tallman, Jr
Investment Department
Mathias-Miller Co
Potomac St
Member
National Association of Security Dealers
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