Noted Prelate Expires At 85 in Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, fifth U.S. cardinal, died after celebrating mass on his 33rd anniversary of ordination. He led the Philadelphia archdiocese for 33 years and was the senior U.S. prelate. Death occurred at 9 15 a m EST at his residence. cause not listed. Pope Pius XII mourned. Spellman praised his conscience and duties as citizen and churchman.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
United States
Cardinal Dougherty
Sacred College of Cardinals
Auddenty
Archdiocese of
Joseph McGlinn
Rome
Pons Pius Nit
U. S
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Retired Sharpsburg native Robert Grove led utility rate work
Former Sharpsburg resident and Consolidated Edison executive vice president Robert B. Grove has retired after a long career starting as a draftsman in 1907. He chaired electric and gas rate committees for 20 years and testified before the Public Service Commission. Born in Sharpsburg, he and his wife will live in Westchester New York.
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Robert B. Grove
Sharpsburg
Consolidated Edizon Company of
New York
Mr. Grove
Electric and Gas
Public Service Commission
Robert KE. Lee
Teollepe
Clear Spring
New York Company
Westchester
Shriners Parade Set by All Ghana Temple Roars Saturday
Shriners plan a 4 p m parade starting at the high school, marching south on Potomac Avenue then Oak Hill and Magnolia to the high school. Participants include the Novices and Oriental Rand from Washington DC and Ali Ghan patrol with Shriners from Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia and nearby Maryland towns. Maurice DeLauder potentate of Al-Ghan Temple Cumberland and local officers McWinley C Morton Harry M Hartman Clarence V are named.
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All Ghana Temple
Potomac Avenue
Oak Hill Avenue
Oak Hill
Magnolia Avenue
Washlington
D. C
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Maurice DeLauder
Cumberland
McWinley
C. Morton
Rabban
Harry M. Hartman
Clarence V
Local guardsmen named assistants and parade night events
Leo assistant captain of the guard and John Hose assistant outer guard hold elev en apporitive offices. After the parade a supper starts at 6:30 p.m. The Shriners will hear a band concert and enjoy activities. Refreshments follow at the Masonic Temple.
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Leo
John Hose
Masonic Temple
Baseball Display Shown In Chamber Window
An interesting baseball display has been placed in the Chamber of Commerce window on East Washington Street. It features bats used by famous old baseball stars, autographed baseballs, programs from the old Blue Ridge League, and pictures and uniforms of the present Hagerstown Braves team.
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Chamber of Commerce
East Washington Street
Hagerstown Braves
Big July 4th Celebration Draws Local Plans
Plans accelerate for a large Independence Day celebration in the county under chair Park W. Ty Loy, marking the 178th birthday of the Declaration. Details include a Woolworth store display and entertainment, with parades and community involvement from groups like the Ralph 8. Tags and Chanter No. 14.
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Park W. Ty
New Plastic Lung Demonstration At Local Exhibit
A demonstration of a new plastic lung will be held today and tomorrow. No admission charge is listed, but a free will offering may be collected. A nearby vehicle and unrelated notes appear in the damaged text.
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Funkstown
R. M. Miller
American Legion and Auxiliary
WK Panes
Udi Leed Dales
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Chicago
Detroit
Shriners
C. Maurice Delauder
Everly
Washington County
Nanar
Eyerly
China
Izes
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