Aid Plan Prompts Senate Protest Over $25 Billion Program
Washington July 27 An Administration proposal for a three year foreign aid program totaling about 25 billion dollars drew strong protests in the Senate. Secretary Acheson urged approval of this year’s 8.5 billion dollar authorization while Marshall faced heavy questioning on military needs. Senate committees warned they may delay action by curtailing or reshaping the military and economic aid components.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Marshall
State Acheson
Russia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Marshall
Acheson
Alexander Smith
R.N.L
Byrd
D-Va
Smith
U. S
Dirkson
R-I
Congress
Ford Appeals To Reuther To Stop Labor Troubles
Detroit July 27 Ford Motor Co said its national operations faced disruption from a wildcat strike at a Monroe Michigan parts plant employing about 2 000 workers The union chief Walter Reuther was urged to intervene as Ford warned all plants may close The Monroe plant and the Dodge main plant at Detroit Hudson faced mass layoffs amid disputes over speed ups and production rates
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Michigan
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Monroe Mich
Chrysler
Dodge
Hudson
Megal
Reuther
Monroe
Wildcat
Trim
UAW Local 3
UAW Local 154
Companion Sees Youngster Killed in Baltimore
Nine year old Wayne Lambert died last night when a New York to Florida train struck him on the Pennsylvania Railroad main line in West Baltimore. His nine year old playmate Ronnie Singston witnessed the tragedy and was rushed to a hospital in shock. Police offered no explanation for how Lambert came to be on the tracks.
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Baltimore
Wayne Lambert
Ronnie Singston
Lambert
Obituaries from Washington County Hospital area
Notices recount deaths and services for George Albert Dixon Dana Gaye Ingram and Mrs Viale Summers plus James Wm Seaman with ages birthplaces and immediate survivors listed Services planned at A K Coffman Funeral Home Rose Hill Cemetery Rest Haven Frederick Mt Olivet Cemetery Sacred Heart Church include dates times and officiants The obituaries note family ties and community affiliations ripples of local life in Hagerstown Frederick and surrounding area
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George Albert Dixon
West
Franklin Street
Washington County Hospital
Mr. Dixon
Emmittsburg
Maxwell and
Louise (Martz) Dixon
Thut
Hagerstown
Alva Testaurant
West Washington Street
Grace E.A. B. Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Potomac Fish and Game Club
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Order of Eagles
Mary E
Paul AL. Hagerstown
Margaret Stone
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Dana Gaye Ingram
Gorman M
Winifred Jayne Ingram
View Street
Linda
Craig
Orlie Jayne
Elmira
New York
Mabel J Ingram
Rose Hill Cemetery
Scott R. Wagner
Viale May Summers
John H. Summers
Frederick
Victor
West Patrick Street
James E
Clara Kline Shaler
Eric
Fairmont
W. Va
Middletown
John H. Ness, Jr
Mt. Olivet
Seaman
George W
Sara MacCraffrey Seaman
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of
Washington
Emma Seaman
Geraldine
Chicago
Sacred Heart Church
Maryland Delaware Extended Weather Forecast
Extended forecast calls for warm humid conditions with highs near 90 from Saturday through Monday. Showers or thundershowers likely mainly in afternoons or nights Sunday and Monday with a chance again Wednesday. Temperatures average 3 to 4 degrees above normals. Normal highs near 85, lows range from mid 50s in the mountains to the upper 30s in eastern and coastal areas. FESTIVALThursday Aug 2 at Beards Lutheran Church near Chewsville with sandwiches cakes ice cream and music rain date Aug 3.
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Maryland
Delaware
Beards Lutheran
Chewsville
Fireworks At Boonsboro Park Ignite Homecoming Week
Thousands filled Boonsboro Park as Homecoming Week neared its end with a fireworks display. The previous night’s parade crowned winners including Ryneal Fire Company and Clopper Michael Post, while judges from Williamport Frederick and Boonsboro set the awards for best appearing company best appearing apparatus and drum corps.
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Boonsboro
Ryneal Fire Company
Martinsburg
Clear Spring Fire Company
Ryneal
American Legion Organization
Clopper-Michael Post
Rohrersville
Morris Frock
Hagerstown
Moose Drum
No Cancer Clinics Here During August
The County Health Department announces no cancer detection clinics will operate in August. Dr. Perry F Prather says clinics resume in September per regular schedule.
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County Health Department
Perry F. Prather
Money Woes Reach The Mint In Pennies Shortage
Philadelphia Mint Superintendent Edwin H Dressel notes pennies are in short supply as coins are stretched by parking meters vending machines and new taxes. He cites seasonal demand from cotton and tomato harvests and explains daily output and borrowed funds keep the mint running.
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Billee Wheelock
Philadelphia
Mint
Edwin H. Dressel
Philadelphia Mint
Charlotte
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
South Carolina
Dressel
South
New Jersey
West
Congress
Drassel
Conferees Vote To Permit Some Price Rollbacks
Senate House conferees tentatively approve price rollbacks on non farm commodities to levels before the Korean War while extending economic controls through next June. The measure also covers wage rent and other curbs and expands consumer credit rules. Maybank says final decisions expected after a weekend session.
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Washington
Senate House
Maybank
D-Sc
Spain
Linter
Elo
Senate
Price Administration
Truman
House
Federal Reserve Board
Mayhawk
Gas Curb Vote Is Due Today
Washington July 27 A House Senate compromise on curbing government limits on natural gas use remains to be resolved. A final conference committee vote will decide the measure with a House provision banning federal curbs where state agencies already regulate. Officials plan a proposed restriction order for new or large customers in gas shortage areas mainly east of the Mississippi.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Congress
Mississippi
County Receives About 230 000 From Gas Tax Share
The State Roads Commission reported that in the last seven months the county has received approximately 230000 from the state gas tax fund. Funds are disbursed to the County Roads Department in monthly payments varying with gasoline tax collections.
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State Roads Commission
County Roads Department
Tree Ripened Peaches Sold by H. D. Newman
H D Newman of Smithsburg Maryland lists tree ripened peaches with contact phone 74 offering fresh seasonal fruit direct to customers from the orchard.
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H. D. Newman
Smithsburg
Ady
Sherman Rites This Afternoon
Arlington National Cemetery held funeral services for Admiral Forrest P Sherman 54 a Joint Chiefs of Staff and Chief of Naval Operations figure who died in Italy last Sunday on a military diplomatic mission. A large government and military procession moved to the amphitheatre with contingents from all services and a possible 133 naval fighters planned for a final aerial salute if weather allowed.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Forrest P. Sherman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Operations
Italy
Navas
Truman
Arlington
Potomac
Planning Experts Tour Maryland Parks in Frederick County
Planning consultants from F Elwood Allen Associates inspected Gambrill and Washington Monument State Parks near Boonsboro for a master plan for Maryland parks. The group toured with State Planning Commission and State Roads Commission staff and State Forests and Parks Director Joseph Kaylor.
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Frederick County
State Planning Commission
State Roads Commission
State Department of Forests and Parks
F. Elwood Allen Associates
Allen
Stewart
Gambrill
Washington
Monument State Parks
Boonsboro
Maryland Parks
Joseph Kaylor
Allens
Brothers Frush Suffer Injuries in Army Service
Lis Set Donald Frush and his brother Pvt Harry Frush sons of Mrs Ann W Frush Big Pool Route 1 have injuries while serving. Harry in Germany hospital with bullet wounds in leg no cause given. Donald back at front in Korea after three and a half months in Japan from frost bite. Four brothers served in World War II one John R Frush killed in France in 1944.
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Donald Frush
Harry Frush
Tom
Ann W. Frush
Big Pool
Frush
Harry
Germany
Donald
Korea
Japan
John
R. Frush
France
Local Servicemen and Letters From Home Reach Readers
Wounded Pvt Harry Frush in Germany asks for letters from area girls while recuperating at a hospital. James B Shryock transfers from Camp Gordon to APO 613 San Francisco. Navy recruits Robert M Smith of Smithsburg and Daniel J Fetter of Clear Spring report to Great Lakes for training. Pvt David L Murray heads to Sheppard AFB Texas for basic training and invites friends to write.
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Janes
Shryock
Summit J Avenue
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Potomac Edison
Pyt
James B. Shryook
Prov
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Navy
U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Trnois
Robert M. Smith
Smithsburg
Daniel J. Yatter
Clear Spring
David L. Misray
David C. Murray
Linganorea Avenue
Hagerstown
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
David GL
Murray
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Big Sh
W. G. Turner
Sharpsburg Pike
Appalachian Inn
Four Notes
Stouffer Printing Company
Summit Avenue
Pope's Beauty Salon
N. Locust St
Dana G. Ingram
Mrs. Viale May Summers
James Wm. Seaman James William Seaman
Washington, DC
Hunter Robinson
SAUM
Jonathan Street
Twilight Trio
George A
Dixon
Alva Restaurant
Herald-Mail Co
Boonsboro Park
The
Denver
Middle West
San Francisco Colna
West Coast
W. Franklin St. Ady
Sherman
Iavy
Boe A
Bile Wother
Ann V. Frush
Thia
Martin Ll. Smith
Smithsbirg High School
Futura Farmers of America
Ho Glee Club
Robert
Wood Embly Brass Company
Daniel J. Fetter
Dantel K E. Votter
Route 1
Future Farmers of America
H. C. Wallech
Mitchell Street
American Legion
Melodiers
Shafer
Harmony Band
K. of P. and
Pythian Sisters
Shantz’s
Pangborn Park
Warner Bros. Maryland Theatre
Pangborn Corporation
George H. Dehart
Mont Alto
Waynesboro
Crouse
al Leslie
Club
Royal Orch
Northern Avenue
Phil Young
Yorkaire
M. S. Johnston
Penna. Ave
Snook Brothers
Virginia Ave
Baltimore St
Wilson Boulevard
Summit Ave
Coston Motors
Packard
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