Evans May Get Chance To Air His Criticism
Former Navy Lt. William H. Evans may speak to investigating senators about calling the administration pro Soviet and slamming Congress. Stripped of his commission for publishing a letter without clearance, he becomes a congressional issue as hearings into MacArthur’s firing proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
William H. Evans
Congress
Hia
New York
Evang
United States
Far East
Fivane
Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
Cain
R-Wash
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Evans
Forrest P. Sherman
MacArthur
Ryan
McCarthy
R-Wis
Sparkman
Ala
Senate Armed Service- Foreign Relations
Supreme Court
Soldier Cpl Arnold Dye Funeral Planned in Smagerstown
The body of Cpl Arnold Dye 28 died in Korea July 24 1950 arrives Smagerstown tonight at 6 50. He served in the 25th Division and the Wolfhounds 27th Regiment entering active duty 1949 with National Guard background and World War II Merchant Marine service. Survived by parents Brendan Dye Vastus Dye sister and brothers Weldon Dye Germany service T Conway Dye at home. Full military honors Sunday 1 30 p m from St Mark s Lutheran Church with interment Rose Hill Cemetery. The body at Kratas Mortuary until noon Sunday then at church 1 to 2 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Arnold Dye
John T. Dye
Ridge Avenue
Smagerstown
Korea
27Th “Wolfhounds
Eablier
National Guard
Kratas
Diplomats Doubt Russia Will Attend Washington Meeting
Western diplomats doubt Russia will join the proposed July 23 foreign ministers conference in Washington. They note Andrei Vishinsky would likely refuse to attend unless the North Atlantic Pact and U S bases in Europe are discussed, topics Moscow has rejected. Paris talks may be broken up if the agenda stalls further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Britain
France
United States
Russa
Paris
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area deaths
Obituaries list several local deaths with services and burials set. George W Swartz of Dageratown aged 60, a retired Western Maryland Railroad conductor. Sarah E Pope of 258 South Potomac Street aged 50. Robert Lee Barton of 107 Church Street aged 49. Elizabeth May Foltz of Williamsport aged unknown. Details include family survivors, church affiliations, funeral arrangements, and burial sites at Rest Haven and Rose Hill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Swartz
George William Swartz
Sumner Street
Yelock
Washington County
Hoapitel
Clark County
Augustus
Clara EB. (Albright) Swartz
Dageratown
Western Maryland Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Fiiat Baptist Church
Hannah R. (Jolley) Swarts
Mra
Clara E. Firnt
City
Alma M. “Williamal
Cumberland
Min|o Nie Shreck
Kearneysville
W.va
Annie Shores
John Swartz
Clearbrook
Charles Swartz
Edward Swartz
Penn
Carl
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Paul B. Watlington
Rest Haven
Kraiss
Robert Lee Barton
Robert Lee Harton
Church ‘Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Harry
Filla! Smith Barton
Maryland Pipe and Supply Company
Lucy Vulganott Barton
Doris Lorraine
Betty Jane
Barbara Tean
Judy Carroll
Robert
Harry William
Ella Barton
Mia
Sarah Bowers
Grace Myers
Violet Roberts
Lawrence
Charles
George
John
A. K. Coffman
Scott R. Wagner
Rose Hill Cemetery
FBI Chief Warns of Hitchhikers
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urged motorists to beware of dangerous hitchhikers during the vacation season. He noted a rise in assaults on drivers who pick up strangers and warned criminals may disguise themselves as harmless travelers on highways nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Deeley Nice Named New Tax Chairman
Deeley K Nice a Baltimore Republican leader was named State Tax Commission chairman a 7000 year post by Governor McKeldin to succeed Joseph H Rogan whose six year term expires Nice is nephew of the late Gav i Harry W Nice Nice earlier lost a bid for Baltimore mayor in 1947 Governor McKeldin also named Joseph D Weinler of Leonardtown to a five year term on the State Accident Fund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Deeley K. Nice
Baltimore
State Tax Commission
Republican City Committee
MclKeldin
Joseph H. Rogan
Nice
Gav.i
Harry W. Nice
Tie
McKeldin
Joseph D. Weinler
Leonardtown
State
Extended Weather Forecast From The AP
Warm over the weekend with afternoon highs near 90. Afternoon showers or thunderstorms are possible Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday. Cooler by Tuesday or Wednesday. Period highs 3 to 6 degrees above seasonal normals. Normal afternoons around 80, mornings 40s in mountains to 60s in western and southern Maryland and the Delmar Peninsula. Tate's General Service advertises television antenna installations at 144 Fairground Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wednnesday
Mountains
Wastern
Maryland
Delmar Peninsula
Tate
General Service
Fairground Ave
Rev Russell Over To Address Graduates And Receive Degree
The Rev Russell C Over of Emmanuel Burn Church will receive a Doctor of Divinity from Lebanon Valley College at Annville PA next Monday and deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening. Four Washington County graduates will join the 2nd annual commencement, including David H Andrews Alexander Hilton Bennett Robert K Feaster and Gerald D Miller. ROUND AND SQUARE DANCE Benefit at 903 Guilford Ave features music and admission 60 cents with proceeds aiding Hagerstown South End Fire Company. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday at 2412 FB hosted by Ladies Aid First Brethren starting 7 AM with prizes and gaps filled by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Over
Emmanuel Bur
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Washington County
David H. Andrews
Newburg
Alexander Hilton Bennett
Robert K. Feaster
Gerald D. Miller
Record Number Of Newspaperboys Among Hagerstown High Graduates
The Herald-Mail notes 20 of its newspaperboys graduate with the Hagerstown High class, the largest such group at once. Salutatorian Fred Blackburn highlighted for scholastic achievement. all 20 earned above-average grades and joined extra activities while buying Defense Bonds and saving regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Mail Company
Hagerstown High
Don Cianelli
Eugene Martin
Gerald Neikirk
Robert Harner
Willam Stoner
James MacMurtrie
Robert Nays
Fred Blackburn
Herald- Mail
Herald-Mail Publishing Company
Tascally
Herald-Mail
St. Mary'sich
Frank Clark
HHS
Robert Rudisill
St. Marya
Herald-Matt's
Robert Lewis
The
Herald Mail
Pullman Rates Raised Fifteen Percent Across Board
Washington June 1 The Pullman Company increased sleeping car rates by 15 percent. The boost took effect at midnight after the Interstate Commerce Commission decided not to interfere with the new schedule announced 80 days earlier. Commission sources said no immediate public announcement followed. The rise reflects higher operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pullman Company
Interstate Commmerce Commission
Inter
Commission
Ica
Oyster Beds Run For Funds Amid Political Pressure
An Annapolis opinion argues Chesapeake Bay oyster beds need more money and less political pressure to restore former abundance. Ralph Hammer cites scientific knowhow and proposes a pay as you dredge fee system, urging the Tidewater Fisheries Commission to gain broader powers to resist pressure from governors and industry. He notes past openings of Poplar Island bar despite commission warnings and recalls oyster seed and shell planting as key efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Tess
Ralph Cy Hammer
Hammer
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Anil Oon
Hans Tor Saith
Sie
Ular Island
Lane
Poplar Island
Action to Be Commended for Council Over Shopping Center
An editorial praises four city council members for reconvening to settle the shopping center zoning controversy. It notes the mayor cannot vote, outlines past meetings, and stresses the council's duty to reconsider ordinances and reflect public will in governing matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northonat
Counci
Zoning Commission
Mast
Connecil
Publa
Big Blond Sailor to Wed Beauty Dying of Cancer
Tom Amburn a 19 year old sailor from Sioux Falls and Betty Thompson an 18 year old high school beauty queen plan a private wedding during her battle with cancer. Despite Betty’s prognosis they discuss a church wedding and a hope to marry soon. Atlanta offers a cottage and support for their honeymoon while Betty continues daily X ray treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Beauty
Atlanta
Tom Amsburn
Sioux Falla
Betty Thompson
Batty
Tom
Hkera
Nore Folk
Hetty
Tam
Krager
Betty
Roth
Atlanta Naval Air Station
Austin Abbott
Tom Hin
Sanny Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wellington Davenport
James Davenport
Bloom
Big Four
Philip ¢. Jessup
Sarah E. Pope
Sarah E. Popo
Phillip Popo
South Potomac Street
Samuel H
Mary C. Lloyd Buck
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Kropka
Bernice Baddesso
Allentown
Ralph F
Lena Painter
Gladys Alshire
Betty Buck
Vincent
A. K. Coltman
St. Marys Catholic Church
Charles W. Dausch
Elizabeth May Foltz
J .Otho B. Foltz
South Artizan Street
Williamsport
Victor and
Catherine Nelikirk
Ahe
Zion Tutheran Church
Robert Beck
Zion Lutheran Church
lRav
William C. Muddle
Green Lawns Cemetery
Blue Sky Ramblers
Adin
GLOCK
SAUM
Jonathan St
Ady
Paper Mill Road
Pangborn Blvd
Rubser
Stouffer Printing Company
Telephone
KLINE
Pratiafon
Squire
Potomac
Deeley Nice
Russell
South End Fire& Co
Guilford Ave
Good Music
16Oc Inc
Lax
Ladies Aid
1St Brethren
Hin
Dancing
James Lefever
Robert Davis
Hergeholl Shockey
Robert Williams
Samuel Brown
Richard Besecker
Edward Manapeaker
William Jordan
Donald Hart
Robert Jordan
Fred Jenkins
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
W. Washington Street
J. A
Jake” Hoffman, Mgr
Admiral
Shockey
Summit Ave
Weigel’s
Spruce Street
M. Ady
Jane
W. Frank
Appalachihan
Mystery
Orack Drifters
Fast of Paughborn
1.0
R. M
U. S. Route 11
Apply Station Furniture CO
E. First Street
Hagerstonians
Fleigh Motor Corp
Phil ‘Young ‘and His Orchestra
Williamsports
Conocacheague St
Rides — Games — Entertainment
American Legion
J.W. Moss
Potomac Avenue
Statton Furniture Mfg. Co
Mulberry & Ray Sts
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