Hospital Trustees Propose Additions To Pangborn Hall
The Hospital Trustees report plans to add 2 floors to Pangborn Hall and the hospital service unit to increase beds for patients and nurses. The project costs total 2 359 103 dollars with funding from pledges and federal aid, and may require borrowing. The Updegraft Memorial will honor the Endowment Fund gift of over 300 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Pangborn Hall
Panghorn Hall
Updegraft Memorial, Ag
Updestate
Arera
Geo M Bohman Dies Early Today
George M Bohman longtime Hagerstown civic leader dies early today survived by wife Florence Harrington Bohman and daughter. active in YMCA National Council Community Chest Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Masons funeral services set with local and Levan rites. burial at Levant Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Y.M.C.A
National Council of the Ymca
George Bohman Alan
Wos
Hagerstown and
Washington County Community Chest, Inc
Purcoseful Chest
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Bohman
Knights Templar
Charen of Christ Lijen
Florence Harrington Bohman
Otta P. Bohman
Evan
BoAnd Bohman
At the Levant Cemetery
M. Butler
Marshall FE. Ties
Joseph E. Knott
Robert G. Derv
Donald Harrington
Robert Bohman
KR Paul Smith
C. L. Mawper
Elmer XN. Funkhouser
Omer T Kaylor
Harold Peters
L. Vinton Bersher
B. B. Kneisley
Muah Crafton
Ariey
Shai Poffenberger
Herman L. Mill
A. H. Warne
Dos Toy
Judge Attacks Freight Trains On Highways In Ruling
Federal Judge William Coleman fined Elliott Brothers Trucking of Hastings and Liberty Transfer and Chesapeake Paperboard of Baltimore for Interstate Commerce safety violations. Drivers were not examined and trip logs were improper. He warned highways risk passenger safety due to high speeds and heavy trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jane
Cary
U. S
Wiliam, Co. Coleman
Elliott, Brothers Trucking Company
Haston, Md
Liberty Transfer
Chesapeake Paper Goard Companies
Interstate Commerce Commignion
Elliott Brothers
Chesapeake Paperboard
Coleman
Brannan Plan Debate Shapes Iowa Senate Race
The article outlines Brannan plan implications in a heated Iowa Senate contest. James McMerney denies charges as Hickenlooper campaigns on his record against opponents Wisdom Thompson Loveland Krasehel Wearth and others tied to the Democratic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxe
New York
Amerastit
Hickenlooper
James McMcMerney
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Hickeslooper
Warl F. Wisdom
Des Moines
Wistom
Iekentanper Hax
Senate
Iowa
Utilit
Jes
Marry BR. Thompson
Thompson
Wicksenlooper
Tass
Albert J. Loveland
Brannan
Krasehel
Povernnr
Otha
Wearth
Ereasman
Volcano Scenes Near Ocean as Lava Flows Reach Sea
The report describes lava flows from a volcanic eruption creating dramatic scenery as flames spout and lava streams advance toward the sea. It notes dark skies from ash and mentions nearby terrain and landscape features, with references to villages in New Mexico over four centuries old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Trey
New Mexican
Chamber Studies Parking Problem in Hagerstown
The Chamber of Commerce traffic committee, led by A. F. MacDonald of Potomac Edison, will study downtown parking conditions. City traffic engineer Sergeant Harold Kiser of the police department will join the committee to prepare near term recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
A. F. MacDonald
Potomac Edison Company
Harold Kiser
Police Department
Gov't Deficit Seen Lower in Fiscal 1951 Outlook
Government deficit projections dimmed by March tax gains and rising revenue. Economists note improved employment and personal income lift, suggesting a tighter spending pace could bring fiscal 1951 closer to balance than the Budget Bureau’s $5.1 billion figure, though Congress actions remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Bureau
Congress
Demand For Lots Continues Here
A list of property transfers shows multiple deeds in Sharpsburg and surrounding areas. Transactions include Ogle to Kine on Greenfield Road and Knight to Agnes Jamison parcels in Sharpsburg. Other deeds cover lots along Hagerstown Sharpsburg Highway Middleburg Pike and Artizan Street Willimoport, with several homes and improvements involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Locust Street
Joseph T. Ogle
Raymond J. Kine, Jr
Greenfield Road
Fairgreen Acres
Agnes Jamison
Kenneth V. Knight
Sharpsburg
Raleigh E. Hoch
David S. Baughman
Hagerstown
Walter F. Moyer
Milford H. Wilson
Middleburg Pike
Porate
Annie Phillips
Gerald
Ke, Phillips
Gerald E. Phillips
Kicel M. Daubert
Sup M. Tan Hert
East Hartt Street
Jarod C. Faulders
Howard P. Langham
Beaver Creek
San’ Mar
Mt. Lena
Russell G. Miller
Octavia M. Power
John T. Power
Nona S. Miller
Artizan Street
Willameport
Daniel H. Benedict
Flwin L. Wade
Sun Fun Set or little girls dress pattern
Pattern D516 offers a princess style dress with matching bolero and panties in sizes 3 4 6 with four pieces plus optional bolero. Readied for 25 cents pattern order includes name style number and size. Book advert highlights over 150 designs in The Summer Book of Fashion for the Beacon line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Bernard Country
the Hastewn
New York 11
New York
Communists Clash in Tokyo Amid US Occupation Activities
Reports say Japanese police halted a Communist march near the Imperial Plaza during memorial ceremonies for American personnel. Eight Japanese arrested after scuffles with US CID and Signal Corps observers faced assault and disobedience charges. Kaneji Onishi received ten years hard labor. A large indoor union meeting followed without anti occupation rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perial Plaza
Hibiya Park
Counter Intelligence Corps
Signal Corps
Kaneji Onishi
MacArthur de
House Members Warned Of Veto Of Tax Cut Bill
Unidentified officials told reporters the tax cut bill faces a veto unless corporate taxes rise. The President urged raising corporate income tax from 25 to 42 percent for a $650 million boost. The committee is about $76 million short of offsetting the excise cut with new revenue. No plan discussed to raise individual income taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ing
Driver Charged After Boy Injury on Salem Avenue
A Remotorist was charged with reckless driving after an eight year old boy named Richard A Nave was hit by a car on Salem Avenue near Mitchell Street early last night. The boy was treated at the county hospital for a forehead injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Avenue
Mitchell Street
Richard A. Nave
Brack
Needlework pattern catalog ad from Hagerstown Daily Mail
An old advertisement promotes a crochet and knitting pattern catalog from AL Brooks Needlework Catalog. It urges sending twenty cents and provides mailing details for The Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Rex TRA New York listing patterns for crocheting knitting embroidery and household accessories with illustrations and a free needlework pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Daily Mail Household Arts
Old Chelsea
York
N.Y
AL Brooks
Haok
Obituaries Continued tide of local mourners from page
The column lists multiple deaths, with names including Emma Jane Norris Daisy Ebien Shields John Bivens and Gordon Gavens among others. It notes ages, birthplaces, survivors, funeral homes and service details at St. Pauls Lutheran Hancock and Barhsur funeral home Shenandoah plus burial sites and dates. It mentions an FBI arrest related to John Gavens and notes AWOL Army service and later re enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Norris
Morgan County Memorial Hospital
Washington County
Harry
Bessie Middleton Norris
Marshall Norris
Hancock
Isaac
Towson
Walter
Washington
N. J
Rawlings
Robert
Mount Rose
N. Y
Ruth Miller
Hedgesville
W. Va
Marian Gordon
Keyser
Mary Ellen Smith
Charles R. Bast
Homer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walter Stock
Washington, D. C
Daisy E. Shields
Daisy Ebien Shields
St. Thomas
Chambersburg
Samuel E. Shields
Peters Township
John and
Catherine Kissinger Bivens
Emory Myers
John Brindie
Lemas
Jess
Charles Bivens
Greencastle
John
Shenadoah
John Bivens
Mechanicsburg
E. Gavenas
Shenandoah
Army Jaw
Japan
Barhsur
W. C. Wachter
M. S
FBI
Erans
Gavens
Seattle
Wash
GOP Senators Blast At Rent Control Bill
Washington reports that Senate Republicans charge Democrats use rent control extension as election politics. The Banking Committee approved a six month extension to Dec 31 with city option for six more months. Capehart and Wherry call it political. Bricker and others doubt passage. about 8,000,500 rental units remain under federal controls as of June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lucas
Ilinois
Congress
Bricker
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Illinois
GOP
Everett Dirksen
Capehart
R.-Ind
Banking Committee
Partie
Robertson
D.-Va
Tobey
Flanders
House
Midshipmen Start On Naval Academy Cruise
About 1 200 midshipmen gathered at Annapolis for a six week practice cruise. Four hundred seniors boarded two destroyers to train as junior officers aboard Atlantic Fleet units. Missouri and eight destroyers carried 168 seniors and 416 sophomores on the voyage with calls planned for Boston New York Cristobal and other Atlantic and Caribbean ports. A separate group of 210 juniors began an aviation summer with ground school and four air cruises aboard Navy transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Edoal
Naval Academy
Missouri
Boston
New York
Cristobal
East Coast
Carribbean
Continental Air
Navy
Baltimore Woman Seriously Hurt In 1933 Model Crash
A Baltimore woman Mrs. Marie Anderson, about 40, was seriously hurt when a 1933 model car struck a culvert and hit a pole at Indian Springs. Driver George London, 39, was held on drunken driving charges after the Route Forty crash. Anderson was taken to Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Indian Springs
Marie Andereson
Brentwood Avenue
George London
Robert Stone
London
Horse Meat Sausage Maker Free On Bond
Baltimore June 3 William Zimmerman a sausage maker was freed on $1 600 bail on charges of selling and handling hot dogs containing horse meat His partner Henry Greenbaum shot himself to death May 7 after inspectors found about 5 500 pounds of horse meat at the plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Zimmerman
Zimmerman
High Rade Sausage Company
Henry Greenbaum
Ant
Charles Stine To Get AB Degree From Bridgewater College
Charles Stine son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stine 1136 Potomac Avenue Havertown Md will receive the Bachelor of Arts degree from Bridgewater College June 5 at the 70th commencement. His wife Mrs Gayle Hamlet Stine will receive a degree the same date. An economics major he plans to become a businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Charles ‘Stine
J. G. Stine
Potomac Avenue
Haverstown
Bridgewater’ College
Young Stine
Gayle
Hamlet Stine
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RCA
Dumont
Television Sales and Service
Wolf and Son
W. Franklin St
Potomac
Geo. M. Bohman
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown, Maryland
W. Washington St
Nature
Commie
Tokyo
Aen
Davonna Hoover
S. Locust Street
Maryland
H. L. Coder
Kalamazoo
E. Washington Street
Wick
Samuel
Hreathedaville
Lille M. Crone
Alice Sparrow
Gladhill
Middletown
Edison
CEL Ela Rz Travel Dept
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company
EL Washington
R. & G. Department Store
W. Washington Street
Charles Stine
Howard's Paint Store
Washington Street
Second National Bank
Vps Credit aeAn
Leeda
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