Clara Barton premiere aligns with Army birthday event
A June 14 observance in Hazersport Sharpsburg honors Clara Barton with a North Waynesburg High screening of a Civil War era film. The program notes include July 5 payroll figures for enlisted soldiers and historical references to June 14 milestones such as Flag Day and Kenesaw Mountain.
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Hagerstown
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Silas
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Arayington County
Maryland
American National Red Cross
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Army
Centennial Commission
Tele- Army
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Antietam
Hazersiporn Gad
Sharpsburg
Continental Congress
Kennesaw Mountain
Georgia
Seminary Church
Virginia
Hawaii
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North Wagetstown High
Two Killed In Exchange Of Gunfire In Wisconsin
In Waukesha a police officer and one of three men he was escorting to headquarters were killed after a rapid gunfire exchange in a moving car. A second suspect was wounded, and a third man, James McFarland, reportedly died on the back seat. The dead officer was George Schienldling. others named Edward Parker and James Car. The car pursuit followed near the city, with connections to an earlier auto laundry robbery.
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Waukesha
Wis
Sanday
Moody Walters
George Schienldling
Walters
Edward Parker
James McFarland
McFarland
James Car
Kee
Here
Marion Geber Receives Simmons College Degree
Miss Marion J. Geber daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Geber of 108 Calvert Terrace yesterday earned the Bachelor of Science degree at Simmons College Basin Massachusetts She is a graduate of Prince School of Retailing and was a dormitory floor representative on the dormitory board and Spring Spree committee class valedictorian from Slagerstown High School.
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Marion J. Geber
Alfred Geber
Calvert Terrace
Yeaterday
Simmons College
Basin
Mass
Geber
Prince School of Retailing
Simmons
Slagerstown High School
Romulo Opposes Red China Entry to United Nations
Philippine Ambassador Carlos Romulo, who helped draft the UN charter, told about 1,000 graduates at Towson State Teachers College that membership must be peace loving and meet international obligations. He warned graduates to expect dangerous days ahead as the world body’s ideals are tested. Bad weather closes pools in Jacksonville, thwarting an attempt by Negro youths to integrate city facilities. City policy shuts pools during thunderstorms, said recreation director George Harrison, while a NAACP spokesman said the youths would try again to desegregate the pools.
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Eafr
United Nations
Carlos J. Reroula Tole
Towson State Teachers College
World Organization
Dialutit Cit
Romulo
Jacksonville
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Eeregade
Vartiers
George G. Holrison
National Association For the Advangement of Colored People
Angola
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Solan
Santas
Rons
Air Force
Arel
Luanda
Belgian Congo
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Whey
Leopoldville
Angast
Congo
Noquity Maquéla Do Zombo
Stevenson Sees US Brazil Cooperation Amid Cuba Debate
Adlai E. Stevenson concludes Latin American tour in Brazil after talks with President Quadros. They favor closer US Brazil cooperation, despite Quadros's Cuba stance. Stevenson plans Paraguay stop, aims for unity on Cuba policy and economic plans. He faces Uruguay protest but finds broad friendly reception in Brazil.
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Kennedy
Quadros
Hemisphere
Recife
Rio
Paraaguay
Alfredo Steoessner
U.S
Cuba
Venezuela
Argentina
Uruguay
Castro
Kennedy Leaves Florida on Crutches for Washington Trip
President Kennedy, still on crutches with a back issue, heads to Washington for a busy week and a White House luncheon honoring an Italian dignitary. Assistant press secretary Andrew Hatcher said Kennedy would be on crutches for several more days while his back improves.
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Washington
White House
Peetmler Aminlore Fantasi
Ialy
White Mouse
Andrew T. Hatcher
Janet Travell
Hatcher
Travel
Walcher
Halehey
Fourteen Graduates From Washington County at Maryland
Fourteen graduates from Washington County received degrees at the University of Maryland commencement held Saturday. Names include Henry H. Conley Judith A. Horn Richard N. Hykes Ray M. Johns Robert E. McKee John M. McPhail Leo J. Mueller John Newton Joseph P. Proksa Carroll G. Wright Hona R. Simms Robert Lewis and Harry F. Downey among others from Hagerstown and nearby towns. The Navy showcases a long range anti submarine drone helicopter system DASH aboard the USS Haszelwood with a homing torpedo beneath the drone in flight. The unmanned copter has served for nine months.
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Washington County
University of Maryland
Henry H. Conley
Maryland Ave
Kenneth R. Dando
Judith A. Horn
Washington St
Richard N. Hykes
Harvard
B. S. Business and Public Administration
Ray M. Johns
Rt. 5
B.S. Agriculture
Robert E. McKee
Panghorn
John M. McPhail
Mealey
Navy
VFW Opposes Cuban Tractor Prisoner Swap
Palm Beach Florida department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars passed a resolution condemning Fidel Castro proposal to exchange invasion prisoners for American tractors. The group met Sunday and said they were adamantly opposed to trading tractors for human lives.
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Wes
Palm Beach
Flip
API
Florida Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fidel Castes
Smooth Sailing To World Fair
Fair President Robert Moses said a 64-85 million project would expand moving adjoining to Flushing to accommodate those traveling by yacht to the fair. Dredging and construction will double pier berths to 430 and add 650 offshore moorings.
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New York
Ibi
Fair
Robert Moses
Fair Grounds
Flushing
Russell Koons Receives Civil Engineering Degree at Catholic Univ
Russell Koons, son of Mrs. Catherine Koons of Washington Street, earned a bachelor of civil engineering during commencement at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He belonged to Theta Kappa Phi on campus and is a St. Mary's High School and Washington Junior College graduate.
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Sdwit Russell Koons
Catherine Koons
Washington St
Jimea
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Thi Kappa Theta
Roots
St.Mary's High School
Wagerstown Junior College
Service members highlighted with shore leave in Med and Germany
The Franklin D. Roosevelt crew of the Sixth Fleet visited Athens for shore leave after extended operations. William Haines Carl Sprankle and Kenneth T Lewis are named among aboard personnel with ties to Maryland and Hagerstown. Glenn E Peterson from Capetown was promoted to Airman Second Class after graduating Smithsburg High School in 1959 and enlisting in 1960. Aldus Hoover, Army FFC from Waynesboro Pa, joined the List Infantry in Mannheim after basic at Fort Dix and prior duty at Fort Ord. University of Buffalo plans to expand seating at its football stadium this year.
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Mediterranean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Haines
USN
Grant S. Haines
Crescent Rd
Carl W. Sprankle
Gleman
U. S.N
Luther J. Sprankle
I Madison Ave
Kenneth Ti. Lewis
Us.n
Harrison
E. Lewis
Hagerstown
Athens
Greece
Glenn EB . Peterson
George E. Peterson
Capetown
Smithsburg
Air Force
Glenn E. Peterson
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Kansas
Mannheim
Germany
ANTNC
Army
FFC
Aldus Ry ‘Hoover
Nancy
Claytoa Ave
Waynesboro
List Infantry
Roover
Infantry
Fort Dix
Fort ‘Ord
Calif
Walter S. Hoover
Route 2
Quincy High School
Letterkenny Ordnance Depot
Chambersburg
Maryland News Briefs From 20th district veterans ensured raises
A Maryland veterans group elected George M. Hoffman of Bainbridge as head for the coming year at a three day Ocean City convention attended by about 30 members and families. In Baltimore the Veterans of World War I elected J Nelson Tribby as commander. A Maryland traffic survey planned to interview 100000 drivers to study patterns. Autopsy was set for Helen L. Ledy, wife of Baltimore banker Henry J Schumann, as merger talks moved forward with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Senator Beall noted Maryland residents favored war in a poll.
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Clean City
APJ
Maryland District of Columbia
William Kellec
Ballif
Western Hemisphere
Aing
Nlowing
Michael] Cunningham
Cumberland
Robert Pos Lon
Washington
Jlenny Wilson
Frederick
Baltimore
Marysland
Hoffean
Harry Meliawm
Westminister
Ocean City
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Attor Jt
Johns
District Hopkins University
Thelof Columbia
Edward B
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Felony
Murrow
UW. $. Information Agency
Baltimore (Ap
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Helen L. Ledymore
Schumann
Interstate — Commerce Commission
Annapolis
Yhon
Turner
Board of Governors and Visitors
Baltimore (A
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Harlow Hair and Scalp Consultation Comes to Hagerstown
A private, same day consultation by Harlow Hair and Scalp Consultants arrives at the Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown on Tuesday June 13 from 1:00 pm to 6:30 pm. This aging organization promotes quick treatments for hair loss, dandruff, and scalp issues with a written guarantee and private examinations, highlighting that only those with potential benefit should enroll.
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Harlow Hair & Scalp Consultants
Wagerstown
Maryland
Nemadig
Harlaw
Mim
Coast
Harlow
Alexander Hotel
J. J. Staltar
Hagerstown
Clark
J. J. Stalter
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United States
Janio Quadros
Jef Stevenson
Sao Paulo
Igtami
Pidel Castro
Rogers Jewelry CO
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Robbie" Robertson
Hagerstown Land
Mies Bereta Eees
W. Washington St
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Hearing Service
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University of Buffalo
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