Adlai Stevenson Could Run If Party Urges, Harrisburg Report Says
Pennsylvania Governor David Lawrence, a Stevenson ally, said he believes Stevenson would run if the Democratic Party pressed him. Lawrence, leader of the party’s statewide delegation, spoke after a Chicago meeting with Stevenson and noted Kennedy and Johnson gaining delegate headway. Eleanor Roosevelt urged lawmakers to consider Stevenson, though Stevenson said he is not a candidate. The report also covers local obituaries for Harry Gearhart and Millard Poole, detailing their lives and funeral arrangements.
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Harrisbuny
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
Lawrence
Democratc
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Chicago
Eleanor Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Local Figures Keifer Royer Die In Maryland and Ohio
Obituaries from Cascade and Thurmont report the deaths of Charles A. Keifer 77 of Virginia Avenue and Samuel T. Royer Sr. 80 of Sabillasville after brief illnesses. Keifer a chemist and former Fairchild Aircraft employee served as guard in WWII era. Royer, longtime Thurmont Bank president, served in the Spanish American War and was active in local churches. Surviving relatives include wives, children, and multiple grandchildren across Maryland and Ohio. Funeral arrangements are noted for Minnich Funeral Home and Germantown Church of God services.
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Charles A. Keifer
Virginia Ave
Washington County Hospital
Nouman
Agave
Cascade
Cyrus
Delaware
Harbaugh
Kiefer
Hoffman
Christ Evangelical
Guy E. Hoffman
Reformed Church
Wilson Blvd
Haverstown High
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Franklin Andl
Marshall College
Minnie M. Keifer
Minnich Funeral Home
T Wilson Blvd
J. Robert Welsh
Joseph Clem
Rest
Haven Cemetery
Samuel T. Royer
Sabillasville
Frederick Hospital
Royer
Thurmont Bank
United American Methodles
Germantows Church of God
John and
Aranda
Warburton
Jennie C. Royer
Leslie Baker
Findlay
Ohi
Samuel
Thurmont
A. L. Siple
Auburn
James R. Miller
Washington
Marios Dunlop
Okinawa
John Wiegle
Blue Ridge Summit
J. Paul Royer
Sabiliasjville
Earl Fees
Puyalup
Wash
Creighton Flynn
Tacoma
John C. Royer
Edwin Rutter
Harvieburg
Calvin Koons
Hartisburg
Joseph Royer
van Brown
Lantz
Etta Manahan
Wayneshorn
M. L. Creager and Sons
Germantown
Pact Sought In Arms Control
In Geneva the Western powers warned the Soviet Union they will not accept a disarmament agreement without a verified control system. Jules Moch for the five Western delegations called the Soviet plan inadequate on how controls would be applied and urged immediate talks on principles and objectives while opposing a fixed timetable.
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Geneva
Unio
Jules Moch
Valerian Zorin
Edward Raskin Admitted To Law Practice
Edward Raskin of Baltimore son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Raskin 830 Northern Ave was admitted to practice before the Circuit Court of Washington County Monday He is a local high school graduate and earned his law degree from the University of Maryland He was formerly with John K Baker JA in this city and since 1954 has been with Kushnick and Waldman in Baltimore.
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Ferry Jh. Geerbert
Harry K. Gearhart
S. Potomac S
Waydestoro
Williamsport Sanitarum
Washington County
Marin J
Catherine (Welty) Gears
Bart
Waynesbury
Hydraulic R Stone Company
Arthur A. Byler
Methodist Church
Tye
Florence Needy
Arthur A. Eyler
Waynesboro
John A. Minnich
Roadside
Poe
John Frehn
Grew Hill Cemetery
Edward Raskin
Baltimore
Nathan. Raskin
Northern Ave
County Firemen Meet Thursday in Hagerstown
The Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday June 16 at 500 p.m. at the Antietam Fire Hall in Hagerstown with an Executive Committee session prior. Delegates from all member companies are urged to attend and refreshments will be provided by the Antietam Fire Company.
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Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Antietam
Hagerstown
Antietam Fire Company
Welcome Back To Work Mary Martin Reopens Broadway
Mary Martin, star of The Sound of Music, returns to work as two young cast members greet her in the dressing room. Broadway lights resume after an 11 day blackout tied to a dispute between Actors Equity and producers, with 10 shows reopening.
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Mary Martin
Arthur Warren
Mary Susan
Locke
Miss Martin
New York
Actors’ Equity Union
Producers
Maryland graduate Dr Hofman joins DuPont staff
Dr Hoffman earned two MUS degrees at the University of Maryland and is a Phi Beta Kappa member. He belongs to Sigma Xi Honorary Society and now is employed as a research chemist at DuPont Experimental Station in Wilmington, Delaware. He resides with his wife Dolores Kennedy of this city at 3 Martindale Drive, Brookside Park, Newark, Delaware.
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University of Maryland
Phi Beta
Kappa
Sigma Xi
Hofman
Em- Society
Hoffman
T the DuPont Experimental Station
Wilmington
Dela
Martindale Drive
Brookside Park
Newark
Dolores Kennedy
Local Couple Enrolls in Carpet Manufacture Course
Mr and Mrs Samuel Turner owners of the Turners Decorating Service register at Alexander Smith Retail Clinic in Amsterdam New York for a five day carpet manufacture course conducted by Alexander Sith Inc They will study the latest techniques of carpet making firsthand in Amsterdam while attending the program.
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Samuel Turner
Turner's Decorating Service
Alexander Smith Retail Clinic
Amsterdam
N.Y
Alexander Sith, Inc
Turners
West Virginia Man Fined $100 for DUI Conviction
Harrison PF McGill of 518 W Henry Martinsburg was fined 100 dollars and costs with a choice of 30 days in jail after Magistrate Irving M Einbinder convicted him of driving while under the influence. McGill was arrested near Charles Street and Penna Avenue where police observed erratic operation of his vehicle.
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Harrison
McGil
W. Henry
Martinsburg
Irving M. Einbinder
McGill
Charles St
Penna, Ave
New Partner In Washington Firm Forms Frank J. Sullivan Associates
Frank J. Sullivan Associates of Washington, a New York firm, opens a Washington office to provide electrical and mechanical consultation services. Partners are Frank J. Sullivan, John J. Gotmley, and Edward A. Wareham III, a Maryland graduate with a BSEE from George Washington University. The firm designs Washington projects including Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring and Georgetown University’s Basic Science Building.
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Frank J. Sullivan Associates
New York
Frank J. Sullivan Associates of
Washington
Frank J. Sullivan
John J. Gotmley
Edward A. Wareham
Wareham
Hagerstown
University of Maryland andGeorge Washington University
Washington Electrical Contractors
Arcady A. Semenoff
Frank J. Sullivat
Broadway Returns to Lights as Theaters Reopen
New York or New York City residents celebrate Broadway reopening after 41 years of stage blackout. Actor Lee Tracy and 800 returning performers mark a vibrant return with wage increases and first pensions in theater history. Crowds flood streets, theater districts, and ticket windows resume their busy pace.
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New York
Broadway
Lee Tracy
Jesco
Manhattan
Pavioff Tops District in Toastmasters Contest
George Pavioff of 173 Oak Hill Ave leads District 36 as he prepares for the Toastmasters International Region VII Zone B contest in Washington on June 18 at the Sheraton Park Hotel. He recently defeated top speakers from 120 clubs in District 26 on May 14, seeking advancement to regional competition.
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George Pavioff
Oak Hill Ave
Washington
D.C
Sheraton Park Hotel
Pavioff
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Lon
Bonnie Line Receives Perfect Attendance Honors
Bonnie Line of Keedysville joins Inghwwphool graduates as perfect attendance holder alongside her sister Connie and siblings from Boonsboro. The 18 year old plans beauty culture study in Martinsburg while twin Connie pursues nursing after acceptance by a Baltimore hospital. Bonnie played sax in Boonsboro High School band and was a majorette student leader.
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Bonne Line
Keedysville
Virginis Witmer
Jo Ano Witmer
Hagerstown
Bonnie
Robert Line
Boonsboro
Connie
Boone
Boonsboro High
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Boy Shot by Reckless Friend WithLoaded Revolver
A 11yearold Towson junior high student, William Albert Schmidt, was killed when a 14yearold friend showed him a 32 caliber revolver that fired as Schmidt reached to take it. The shooter, a Fountain Head Road student, said he pulled the trigger accidentally. No charges were filed. The incident occurred in Towson, Baltimore County.
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Cowson
Aps
Baltimore County Police
William Albert Schmidt
Jeanett £. Schmidt
Towson
Elmer F . Adams
Schmidt
Adams
Robert C. Wachter
Fountain Head Road
Dumbarton Junior High
Dickingon College
R.C.T. Co
Army ‘Reserve
Dairy Queen Stores Celebrate 20 Years Growth Worldwide
The Dairy Queen chain marks two decades of expansion as owner-operators Joo Dairy Queen at 1032 W Washington St and partners report rapid growth. Brigitte Bardot comments from an Paris Jour interview deny cinema decline while confirming a four-film plan. the ad notes STAm Bright Cleaning Co offers floor cleaning and window washing services.
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Dairy Queen
J. F. Day
Sam Whaley
Joo Dairy Queen
Washington St
Paris
Brigitte Bardot
Moline, Jr
Pcg
U.S
Ad. Dapan
Ktralix
Italy
France
Paris Jour
B. B
Rico
Miss Bardot
Bright Cleaning CO
Opposition developing fast to Antarctic pact with Reds
Washington debate over the Antarctic Treaty sharpens as critics led by Senator Engle warn it may cede sovereignty and invite Soviet influence. They argue the pact expands peaceful use but risks security by allowing nuclear tests and potential exploitation of minerals. Supporters say it guarantees scientific cooperation among 12 nations, including Argentina and Britain.
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Washington
Astaretica
United States
Antarctica
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Free
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
Mide
South Africa
Britain
Engle
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
J. William Fulbright
Atiams
Pro
D-Ark
S. Antarctica
Hemi
Strike Deadline Nears For 50,000 In Missile Industry
In San Diego IAM machinists vote on Convair offer to ease labor troubles amid looming strikes. The walkout hits Convair sites from Cape Canaveral to Vanderberg Air Force Base, tying up Atlas missile testing. Only outside sites may be affected. 27,000 Convair employees largely unaffected. Voting centers include Vandenberg Edwards Cape Canaveral Offut Warren and Los Angeles. Negotiations continue around the clock in San Diego as the engineers stage a walkout.
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San Diego
Iapi
Convair
International Assa. of Machinists
Atlas Missile Bases
Canaveral
Florida
Califor
Whig
Vanderberg Air Force Base
United,States
IAM
Vandenberg
Los Angeles
Edwards Afb
Lalit
Cape Canaveral
Offut Afb
Neb
Warren Apr
Wyo
Omam
Architects Assn
BAA
BAM
Bandit Pleased With Service Of New Supermarket
Boulder AP report states a robbery at a new supermarket yielded unknown cash as the bandit expressed satisfaction with the store’s service. The incident involved a UCLA student and a cashier, with another item noting a separate death of actor Guy Kibbee.
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Bandit
Boulder
Colo
Claude Meyers
Ser
Los Angeles
Guy Kibbee
Opal Switver
Donald Guy Kibbee Jr
Esther Heber
Kibbee
UCLA
Jem
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Harry Newdy
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Coss Fruit Market
Middleburg
Chertland Orchards, Inc
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