Communists and U N clash over cease fire agenda at Kaesong
The ninth armistice session in Kaesong produced unusual written exchanges between General Nam II of the Communists and Vice Admiral C Turner Joy of the U N. Joy refused to list troop withdrawal as a cease fire topic, while both sides traded positions and agreed to resume discussions the next afternoon as they work toward an agenda and possible armistice terms.
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Wam
Nain
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Joy
Nuckols
Nuckola
U.N. Ataud
Korea
Kaesong
United Nations Command
Nam II
U.N
Nam
Obituaries continue with local figures and services
Obituary items list 80 year old resident of 437 Menchante Street with church and lodge affiliations. Several Poets and relatives noted. funeral at Kraiss Funeral Home with Rose Hill Cemetery interment. Also list Diane Baumgarten infant death at 13 days with A K Coffman Funeral Home services in Rose Hill Cemetery. George Deener, 59, Baltimore & Ohio employee, to be buried after services at Church of the Brethren Browns ville. James Wm Seaman, 77, former city resident, died in Washington DC, Mass and funeral at Sacred Heart Church in DC.
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Menchante Street
Fiddlersburg
Robert M. Ang Anna (Bets) Sanders
Grace Eau.b. Church
The
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pocahontas Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
John KB
This City
Charles F
Robert W. Poet
Alexandria
Mra
Alta Qlissford
Diva Brewer
Charles F. Slick
Kraiss
G. I. Rider
Rose Hill Cemetery
Diane Baumgarten
Diane J. Eanne Baumgarten
James H
Betty “Thomas Baumgarten
South Potomac Street
Patrick Coyne
George M. Deener
George Marion Peener
Baltimore & ‘Ohio Railroad
New Addition
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Deener Dayhoff
Yarrowsburg
Margaret J Dimes Deener
Samuel A
Joseph’ Lee
Boonsboro
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Feete Funeral Home
Newton Poling
James Wm. Seaman
James William Seaman
Washington, D. C
Iniece
Hunter Robinson
Seaman
Thej
George W
Sara McCraftrey Seaman
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of
Washington
Emma Seaman
Geraldine
Chicago
Sacred Heart Church
Alamo Chapel Origins and Korea Annexation Timeline
The Alamo in San Antonio was built as a chapel of Mission San Antonio de Valero operated by Franciscans. Japan annexed Korea in 1910 after years of political domination.
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Alamo
San Antonio
Tex
San Antonio de Vallero
Japan
Korea
Zoning Case Nears Decision On Northern Avenue Shopping Center
Circuit Court deliberations proceed after testimony in Hagerstown on the impact of a proposed regional shopping center on North End property values. Real estate agents disagree on anticipated losses, while witnesses discuss effects on nearby homes and the center’s design aims. The trial involves City Council officials and North End property owners with a verdict anticipated soon.
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Northern Avenue
Joseph D. Mish
George Henderson
Morgan Clarris
Mish
North End
Charles F. Strote
Sterling L. Levie
Strole
John M. Mobrey
Baltimore
Edmondson Village
Mobrey
Frank Lichs
Washington
Atte
Hagerstown
W. Lee Moore
Moore
Ag Witnessen Yar
Jennings
Alto
Frank Eliott
Roy Knight
Bruce Lightner
Lightner
Knight
Francis Urner
Richard Sweeney
Samuel Strite
Zoning Commission
Jordan Crown Dispute Follows King Abdullah Funeral
Amid Abdullahs funeral the Jordan crisis grows as Naif named regent and Hussein shown as heir apparent overshadow the throne dispute. Reports say Tailat suffers mental health concerns while Arab Legion guards the proceedings and tensions between Jordanians and Palestinian refugees rise near Amman.
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Prince Tailat
Abdullah
Naif
Tallal
Amman
Hussein
Arab Legion
Trapped by Door at Bell Telephone Building Detroit
Lucille Loukmas, 19, becomes entangled in a revolving door at the Bell Telephone Company building in Detroit. An janitor assists as she writhes in pain awaiting relief and extraction.
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Bell Telephone Company
Detroit
Lucille Loukmas
Maryland Soil Conservation Committee appoints Cairns chairman
The Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee elected Dr. Gordon M. Cairns as its chairman. Cairns is the dean of agriculture at the University of Maryland. The decision was announced in College Park Maryland on July 24.
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College Park
Maryland State Soil Conservation Committees
Gordon M. Cairns
University of Maryland
Frederick officials report no organized crime in county
State crime probes heard reports of lack of organized gambling in Frederick County as officials including Sheriff and Judge Schnauffer testified there was no syndicate activity or current slot machines. They cited past gamblers while noting local clubs no longer rely on such activity and parole was seen as lax by some.
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Perry W. Myers
Frostburg
Turnbull
George Henderson
Bankles
Howard Sports Daily
Frederick County
Patrick Schnauffer
Freederick County
Frederick
Siota
Howard County
Strvers
Garrett County
O'Hara
Maryland
McGaha
Mayes
Schnauffer
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Senator Crothers
D-Cecil
Poling Election Triumph In Philadelphia Returns
In Philadelphia 40 of 52 wards show Dr. Poling leading with 100 678 votes to 13 838 for Miller Clark totals include 4 569 for Clark and 6 923 for Sharfatn Poling, head of the Chapel of the Four Chaplains and longtime Christian Endeavor leader, frames the contest as a mandate for honest government Miller concedes defeat and says he will take no comment on backing Poling in November Clark charges we have seen that no corrupt political machine can reform itself while in office
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dJuates
T. McKeon Chidrney
Easton
Ladner
Philadelphia
Sharfatn
Dr. Poling
Miller
Chapel of the
Christian Endeavor Movement
U. S
Clark
Offics
Red Cross Flood Relief Drives National Contributions
The Red Cross steers relief through Congress funds and citizen gifts. It has allotted over 1 million dollars for Kansas and Missouri, runs 82 shelters for nearly 22 thousand housed, and feeds over 46 thousand daily. Seventy percent of the disaster fund targets long term aid and rehabilitation with free assistance, including housing and equipment, to restore self sufficiency. Citizens can contribute via local offices or mail to the Mount Fujiyama area headquarters.
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Congress
Red Cross
Kansas
Missouri
Red Crown
Red. Cross Hood
Cort
Misalasippi Valley
South
Potomac Street
Mount Fujiyama
Japan
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Tarrant City
Ala
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James Jabara
Wichita
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Amily Finance Corporation
W. Washington Street
Philly
Red Cross Fund For
Potomac Edison
U.s
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Daily Mail
the Daily Mail
Summit Ave
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