Attorney General Denies Breaking Promise To Back University Bill
Attorney General Hall Hammond denies Dr. H. G. Byrd’s charge that he pledged support for a Maryland University home rule bill and then reversed. The bill was vetoed by Governor McKeldin. Hammond proposes a new bill to grant the University more power with safeguards and Board of Regents oversight.
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Palmore
Hall Hammond
H. G. Byrd
University of Maryland
de. Tyrd
Tart
Hammond
McKeldin
Hawiimond
Byrd
General Assembly
Bird
Board of Regents
Maryland
Tam
The
Treasury
Board of Recents
Glve
Sobeloff Commission
Legislative Council
University
Deeds Recorded For Various Williamsport District Properties
A continued listing shows numerous land transfers from individuals to various buyers across Williamsport and nearby towns. Transactions include parcels on Cleveland Avenue Maint Street Salem Lincoln Avenue Mayfair Avenue and Battlefield road among others, with buyers including Athel J Kidwiler John T Reair Walter M Stuller Mae B Darden and the Washington County Historical Society among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Silvers
North Conococheague
Williamsport
Georganna Dawson
Raymond O. Dawson
Athel J. Kidwiler
Cleveland Avenue
Paul H. Norris, Jr
Ernest R. Pottenberger
Maint Street
Boonsboro
Wilfred H. Needy
Charles J. Startzman
Lincoln Avenue
Halfway
Ella ¥. Hyde
John T. Reair
Salem
Henry TP. Bridges
John Walter McCulloch
Church Street
Hancock
Tri-Joy Homes Inc
Charles L. Schleigh
Marion
Josiah M. Smith
Walter M. Stuller
Edgemont
Raymond P. Devore
Preston A. Henson
Mayfair Avenue
Blaine CC. Ward
Charles W. Hhutzell
Central Avenue
Morris Klein
John Young
Funkstown
Chewsville Road
Spoonkre
Mae B. Darden
John E. Bowers
Elizabeth Avenue
Edward M. Wearinger
Clinton R. Clagett, Jr
Virginia Avenue
John N. Cook
Kenneth R. Daniels
Laurel Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co., Inc
John William McCoy
Mont Valla Avenue
Charles Turner
Washington County Historical Society, Inc
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
J. William Ernest
John Negin Cook
Sales Executive Club To Hold Meeting Monday
The charter meeting of the Hagerstown Sales Executive Club will be Monday at 7 pm in the Potomac Room of Hotel Alexander. The club, formed by local sales directors, aims to advance sales management and boost member efficiency through idea exchange and discussions. Elmer R. Krueger of Paper Arts Company will speak. Walter Pollard is acting president. national and local club members are expected.
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Hagerstown Sales Executive Club
Potomac
Hotel Alexander
Itz
Fatty
Moan Jiay
Elmer R. Krueger
Paper Arts Company
Indianapolis
National
Washington, Dp. c
Walter Pollard
Hagerstown
Richard Masters Set for Ordination in Cavetown Church
Richard Masters will be ordained at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Christ s Evangelical and Reformed Church Cavetown He is a 1943 Smithsburg High School graduate and Navy veteran with a BA from Catawba College and a BD from Eastern Theological Seminary Lancaster PA He served as supply pastor at St John s Schuylkill Haven and as student assistant at Salem Reformed Doylestown The ordination sermon will be given by Rev David D Dunn J D with Rev J Odell Zechman Rev Richard H Winter and Elder Charles Masters assisting Masters will lead the Woodcock Valley Charge in the Central Pennsylvania Synod starting next week He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Masters Smithsburg
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Richard Masters
Christ’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Navy
Masters
Catawba College
Salisbury
N. C
Eastern Theological Seminary of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lancaster
St. John's Church
Schuykill Haven
Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church
Doylestown, Pa
David D. Dunn
J. D
Lancaster Seminary
J. Odell Zechman
Richard H. Winter
Charles D. Masters
Woodcock Valley Charge
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Charles D. Maaters
Williamsport Church Plans Bible School in June
The Church of God on Artizan Street Williamsport will host a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 11 to June 22. Sessions run 9 20 to 11 30 with classes for boys and girls from preschool age to 16 years. Mrs John Hawiett will supervise.
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Church of God
Artizan Street
Williamsport
Seeslana
Haya
John Hawiett
MacArthur Defends Policy On China Civil War Plan
General MacArthur defended a Tokyo plan with Spruance and Wedemeyer to aid Chiang Kai Shek to strengthen the Nationalists against Communists. He criticized the Marshall mission for pressuring a coalition government, saying it weakened the Nationalists and bolstered the Communist minority, risking prolonged conflict.
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MacArthur
Marshall Mission
Chiane
Chiang
Sprmance
Wedemeyer
Tokyo
U. S
China
Restyle Mustache Quip Sparks Republican Critique
Senator Ralph Flanders mocks Secretary of State Dean Acheson by suggesting a mustache restyle could alter his personality. The exchange traces a playful line through various facial hair fashions from the Plaindeys to a smooth lip style, reflecting political sniping in a light tone.
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Dean Acheson
Ralph Flandera
Acheson
Flanders
Family charges for peep at Rosebush quads
In Pontiac Michigan on June 9 AP reports Mrs Anna Rosebush set an admission sign outside her Oakwood home for viewing her quadruplets born last January. Crowds of up to 52 visitors daily attend seeking self defense reasons behind the display as she hopes fees will slow the traffic.
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Pontiac
Mich
Rosebush Quads
Anna Roschush
Oakwond
Rosebush
Fragmentary Political Quotation On U S Aid And Ching Forts
A partial quote discusses U S diplomacy and aid influencing Chinese fortifications and political outcomes. The text mentions Tapad Feo and references Knowland and MacArthur telegrams before a congressional inquiry enters its eighth day of Ache-RON testimony.
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Fovcr
Tapad
Knowland
Biltie
MacArthur
Ache- Ron
Burglars Hit Downtown Dime Store In Night Break-In
In Los Angeles two burglars confronted employees Charles Henry and James Mathis during a late shift at a downtown dime store. Henry surrendered, Mathis was struck, and four visitors were bound in the basement before the pair fled after stealing a small cash amount.
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Los Angeles
Dime Atare
Charles Henry
James Mathis
Henry
Mathis
Lowell Hudson
Afen'y Herron
Ewark
Lightner Pushes Public Zoning Hearing In North End
Four members of the Hagerstown City Council vote to call a public hearing on June 25 to discuss zoning of North End, with Mayor pro tem Jack Hellane and legal counsel appointed to advise. The action aims to save legal costs and proceed with city wide zoning after the hearing.
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Hageratown
Western Maryland Railroad
Oak Hill-Potomac Avenue
Chrevit
Fi North
Jack Hellane
Hagerstown
Herman LI
Mills
Aga Counet
Koy Knight
Koight
BL L. Kerney
Lightner
Zoning Commission
Pazzle
Knight
Lexat
Helfane
Jennings
North End
Kay
Baker Fined On Assault Charge Tove Acquitted
Walter R. Baker was found guilty of assault over an argument about a car in front of the Tove establishment. He was fined $10 by Magistrate J. B. Berkson. Ju nius Love of West Wilson Boulevard testified, while Love was ruled not guilty on another charge.
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Walter R. Baker
Potomac Street
Junius Love
West Wilson Boulevard
Cahout
Iftront
Tove
Love
J. B. Berkson
Ibrovett
Baker
Strip Teaser Draws Fire Of Catholic Group
The Federation of Sacred Heart Leagues of Montreal, with about 49 000 members, sent telegrams to police and city officials urging action to ban any TAN St Cyr spectacle in the city. A meeting of some 900 members discussed the issue as the act tours the western United States and is set to open here on Monday.
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Montreal
Tune 9
PTA Rt. Cyr
Aoman Catholic
Federation of Sacred Heart Leagths
Tan St. Cyr
Kansas Democrat Indicted By Jury
Federal grand jury charges Leonard Irving a Democratic representative from President Truman's home district with improper use of union funds in his 1948 campaign. Two 12 count indictments allege violations of the Corrupt Practices Act and Taft Hartley with about $3000 in union funds used for the election. Irving is president and business manager of the union and was named with the International Brotherhood of Carriers Construction Union AFL and Roy V Livingston in one indictment. No comment from Irving as he planned travel to Kansas City. Indictments cover the June 15 to November 2 period of 1948.
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Kansas City
Leonard Irving
Congress
Truman
Waas
Irving
the International
J Carriers
Thulding
Construcition Union
AFL
Roy
Livingston
Washjnistan
Meat Dealers Urge Congress To Lift Curb on Prices
Meat dealers demand removal of price controls as cattle price rollbacks loom. Ralph Melstein of the United Packinghouse Workers Union calls for a swift probe into meat scarcities and shipments from Chicago to eastern markets. Congress and the House Agriculture Committee debate canceling rollbacks amid administration wage price program links.
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Corn Belt
Ralph Melstein
CLO
Michael diSallo
Chicago
DiSalie
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Red Trio Gets Heaven From American Zone
The report describes a tense repatriation action where Soviet sergeant Vanill Klistratov is escorted from a German-built car by American personnel. The convoy reaches the Enna River Bridge, where Russians are handed to Soviet authorities. Lieutenant General Leroy Irwin notes the operation aimed to minimize force and avoid a incident.
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Soviet Union
Wartel
Aleander Smirnov
Hartel
Leutenant
Vanill Klistratov
G. I
Klistratov
Vasil Pivorarov
Enna
Salzburg
Leroy Irwin
Irwin
Ingram Rules On Collateral and Discrimination in Court
In collaterals case Ingram rules on discrimination by police officers who accept collateral from defendants. Magistrate Smeram notes assault on an officer often lacks proper basis. Patrolman Horine testifies with a swollen jaw as the defendant argues self defense after officers swung clubs. The magistrate, while finding the verdict not guilty on the assault charge, denounces the attack as reprehensible and praises the Marine Corps while criticizing their use against police. The report mentions plans for a Marine Corps transfer to California and a future return of a building to Soviet authorities.
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Hoe
Mageratown
Smeram
Horine
Tygeain
Marines Corps
United States
Foltz
California
Marine Corps Replacement Center
Tire Care Program Announced By Domenici Tire Co
Domenici Tire Co promotes a Tire Care program to extend tire life amid rubber shortages. Steps include expert tire checks, proper inflation, alignment and balance, and periodic tread depth measurements with Seiderling’s Tread Mike. Retreading with quality material adds miles, and drivers are urged to adopt safer driving to conserve rubber.
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Seiberling Rubber Company
Domenici Tire Co
Domeniere
Saturday Evening Post
Life
Damentic
Domenici
Seiderling
Yonally
Ady
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Dunkard
Sales Executive Club
Leister Coal Co
Leo
Williamsport Church
Bible School
City of
Roy N. Knight
Melvin Jennings
J. G. Hellane Luther Broom
Ralph Flanders
Princess
Grenadier Guards
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
Margaret Truiay
Fisher's Pharmacy
Council
Hon May
Herkson
Kansas
Red
Ingram
Venient Banking Method
Hagerstown Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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