Bloodmobile visit yields modest gain for Red Cross drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected blood in Hagerstown yesterday with several organizations sending delegations. A list of donors follows including Mia Nowell and many named residents. The note mentions Plymouth Colony Pilgrims at Augusta 1628 and France 1912 crepe development.
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Red Cross
Hagerstown
Lettekenny Ordnance Depot
The
Herald-Mail Company
Lester Brothers
Knights of Columbus
Central Motors
M. P. Moller Company
C & P Telephone Company
Eagles
Mia
Rosalia Nowell
Mre
Mary J. Schindel
T. W. Anthony, Sr
Eva H. Kimble
Earl Marquiss
Paul Marquiss
Lucille Marquiss
Blanche Burks
Mary Craig
William F. Schilling
C. Potterfield
United States
Plymouth Colony
Augusta
France
Sales Executives Club Given Charter Here
International director Elmer Krueger presented the charter to the Hagerstown Sales Executives Club at the Hotel Alexander. General MacArthur warned of socialism near America and criticized the press and two party system while urging a stronger war of ideas to combat communism.
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Russia
Kremlin
Douglas MacArthur
Elmer Krueger
Krueger
Klagersio
Hotel
Alexander
General MacaArthur
eBidt. Krueger
Paper Art Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hagerstown Club
Walter W. Pollard
Max C. Fiery
Harry Warne
Dick Wantz
C. L. Segersten
MacArthur
United States
Latin America
Tao Europe
Salez Executives Clubs
Asia
Africa
Europe
League of Nations
Hong Kong
China
Krueger Links Peace Barriers to European Turmoil
Krueger cites three obstacles to peace during a Europe tour church divisions block collaboration and trade barriers must fall while governing parties shrink to stabilize states. In France 35 parties exist. A Washington DC chapter charter was presented by George Smith as 16,000 members in 120 clubs global and domestic.
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Mao
China
France
Krueger
Tagerstown Group
George Smith
Washington, D.C
Smith
Coburn and Others Cited After Beverly Card Game Breakup
Hollywood in June 1 report states actor Charles Coburn and four associates were cited by vice squad for county gaming law violations after a friendly poker game. Others cited include Howard S Benedict Paul A Malvern Morris Ryskind and Paul A Yawitz. They will appear in Beverly justice court on Wednesday.
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Hollywood
Charles Coburn
Coburn
Howard S. Benedict
Paul A. Malvern
Morris Ryskind
Paul A. Yawitz
Beverly Justice Court
Ex Backwoods Girl Turned Socialite Lena Stillman Dies in New York
Pleasantville N Y June 12 Lena Wilson Stillman 41 once a Canadian backwoods girl who married socialite James Bud Stillman over 20 years ago was found dead. County Medical Examiner said no obvious cause after a partial autopsy with toxicology tests to follow. The family includes husband two sons aged 16 and 14 a daughter 20 and a two year old son. The 1927 Quebec wedding shocked New York society but she later gained high social standing.
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Pleasantville
N. Y
Lena Wilson Stillman
James “Bud” Stillman
David MM
Spain
James Aa. Stillman
Ty. Stillman
Jones
Fowler
Stillmans
Quebec
New York
Stillman
Incurably Ill Man Offers Himself as Cancer Research Subject
St Louis June 12 A 30 year old automobile mechanic Howard P Davis offered himself as a human guinea pig for cancer research after being told he was incurably ill. Davis a former Army master sergeant served in Europe. He underwent cancer surgery in 1947 and the recent tests show the cancer spreading to his right lung. His telegram to Milton Berle read during a Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund telethon.
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St. Louis
Howard P. Davis
Davis
Europe
Ats
Milton Berla
Damon Runyon
New York Union Calls 95000 Cloak Workers to Strike
The AFL International Ladies Garment Workers Union urged 95 000 cloak workers in New York and nearby states to strike today. The action aims to pressure for contract demands and improved bargaining power.
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New York
AFL International Ladies Garment Workers Union
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W. M. Pittman
Harry B. Pittman
Basil B. Pittman
Charles Britchell
Frank McCartney
Joseph B. Schindler
W. J. Santman
A. Jay Schaff
Rita V. Ruth
Jeannette V. McClain
T. C G. Sager
Roy C. Schroyer, Jr
Mra
Evelyn R. Willhide
Evangeline M. Heyworth
Roy A. Scott
Harry Stotler
Charles J
George W. Glick
Fred Musey
Lloyd W. Gibney
E. L. Hurd
Pete
McFarland
Howard E. KershaBer
Richard Grumbacher
James M McNahan
Robert Reid
Margaret Shinham
William Douglas Jefferies
Donald Burgan
Mer
Vin B. Martin
Warren Shull
Vernon R. Reedy
Donald L. Hiter
John H. Hopkins
Kenneth W. Ainsley
Earl FE. Cridler
Marie Bachtell
Edward HH. Burton
Lula Souis
Clifton Dyche Wade
Robert G. Smith
Mary Miller
R. B. Green
Mary Price
Ruth Pike
Robert Stouffer
Roy Colbert
George W. Powell
Melvin Ritz
Gerald K. Boward
Harry Tressier
Ethel G. Needy
Gay H. Dickenson
Alma Johnson
Martin C. Bowers
Mary V. Colton
Harrison Lushbaugh
Pierce King
Helen Ocker
Harry Hishbarger
June Highbarger
Flatlux
Miller Lumber CO
Wmps
Williamsport
Middlekauff’s Drug Store
Mon
Potomac Street
Sales Executive Club
Walter Pollard
du Pont '40
Howard
E. Washington Street
Government Printing Office
Leanne
Dodge
Showtime
S. Potomac Street
Martin’s Cold Storage
Middleburg Pike
Thomas Bennett & Hunter
W. Church
HFC
Weada Fo Bandanta
Noeavhy
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