Americans Manage Ethiopia Project
Addis Ababa June 16 Americans take key roles in Ethiopia's new Highway Authority. John L Humbard of Knox ville Tenn is director with Paul Thompson Blooming ton Nebraska chief engineer W Park Wilson Knoxville Tenn administrative officer and William Brown Washington DC construction engineer. Local Italian labor used and US supplied roadbuilding machinery.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
John L. Humbard
Knoxvile
Tenn
Paul ©. Thompson
Bloomington
Nebr
W. Park Wilson
Knoxville
Ital- Jane
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Highway Authority
United States
Bus Drivers Add To Safety Marks
City and Blue Ridge bus drivers increased safety marks with records of lengthy accident-free service. Names and years include Lloyd W. Rhodes 17, Roy C. Carnes 12, Edwin R. Eaklett, Irvin I. Williams ten, Harold W. Mathna eight, Kenneth M. Lowery five, Fred F. Paitenberger five, John H. Moore never, Woodrow W. Marks six, Harold Brewer two, Charles E. Sponseller one. The Netherlands native name is Koninkrijk der Nederlanden. Girls learn to read earlier and faster with understanding.
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Blue Ridge
Lloyd W. Rhodes
Roy C. Carnes
Edwin R. Eaklett
Irvin I. Williame
Harold W. Mathna
Kenneth M. Lowery
Fred F. Paitenberger
City
John H. Moore
Woodrow
Bike Parade Draws Dozens From Hagerstown
Dozens of Hagerstown youths decorated bikes with bunting and joined adults in a safety parade led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. At Woodland Way School the crowd watched safety films and cartoons shown by the State Police as prizes were awarded by the Jaycees and Montgomery Wards to top riders and bands.
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Hagerstown
Noth Locust Street
Juanita Giles
Building permits rise in Hagerstown this year
Building permits in Hagerstown for the first five months total $845,600, up from $774,580 for the same period last year. Maryland’s other large cities Baltimore Cumberland and Frederick reported lower valuations in the current year according to figures from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
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Maryland
Hagerstown
Federal Reserve Bank of
Boy Hurt When Struck By Auto
An eight year old, Milton P F Welsh Jr, of 2614 East Franklin Street, suffered head cuts and bruises on arms and legs after being hit by a car near his home last night. He was admitted to Washington County Hospital. Kenneth S Renner of 616 West Washington Street, the car driver, said the youth ran into the street and collided with the vehicle.
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Milton PF. Welsh, Jr
East
Franklin Street
Washington County Hospital
Kenneth S. Renner
West
Washington Street
David C Mark Licensed to Preach by Potomac Synod
David C. Mark of this city was formally licensed to preach on Wednesday at the meeting of the Potomac Synod of the Evangelistic and Reformed Church. The Rev Frederick D. Eyster of Christ's Reformed Church presented the new preacher to the synod.
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David C. Mark
Potomac
The
Evangelistic and Reformed Church
Frederick Dd, Eyster
Christ's Reformed Churc
First US Aircraft Carrier Built From 60‑Foot Speed Boat
The first aircraft carrier built by the United States was a 60‑foot sea sled type. It carried a fully loaded bombing plane and could run into wind so the plane could take off.
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United States
Briton Arrives in Washington for Talks on Metals Policy
Sir Percy Sillitoe head of a British security organization arrives in Washington on June 11 for talks with the United States on metals policy. A senior official indicated a fresh briefing would be provided.
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Percy Sillitoe
Britais Eninterespienace Organizaion
Washington
Pry Onetals
Octal Peesen
Beeen
Sorgip
Ren
I Peitbely
Apinmars Romeeyaye
Dis Sayer
Williamsport Happenings and Community Notices
Miss Connie Cline of Downavilla visited Misa Katherine Beckley on Artizan street. Several local residents were noted as patients and guests, including Dickie Gruber at Washington County Hospital. The Improved Order of Red Men and Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company plan meetings on June 18. Carnival preparations begin June 29 on Connocheague street with refreshments. Ambulance Club campaigns run through June with street solicitors reporting strong results. Local dance students from Corrigan School of Dancing showcased at the Armory on June 7. Church groups held meetings and planned picnics for August and September. Various residents attended services, funerals, and receptions. A vacation Bible School runs with 102 pupils enrolled. William Fetts returns home from Camp Ritchie Hospital.
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Connie Cline
Downavilla
Misa Katherine Beckley
Artizan Street
Dickie Gruber
Richard Gruber
South Artizan Street
Washlington County Hospital
Dallag Moon
Columbus, Ga
H. M. Wilassinger
Milton DeLauder
Randolph Avenue
Hagerstown
Sylvia White
Hampton
Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company
P. m
Conncheague Street
Williamsport
Corrigan
Louise Gower
Imogene Doub
Catherine Simaltz
Norris Miller
Margaret Coakley
Gwenlin Babylon
Jeanette Pfarsh
Gladys Huddle
Janet Jessup
Jeanette Harsh
Gladys Fiiddle
Gwenline Babylon
Doris Miller
Tuith Rebekeh Lodge No. 4
Williaamsport
Charles W. Lizer
West Potomac Street
University Hospital
Baltt Thyhte
Methodist Church
Wiliam
Charles Hose
Pinesbury
Mesdames Estella Gossard
Mary Wolfe
Lester Nalley
Charles Nalley
Lula Miller
Tobias Gossard
June Mellott
Ethel Taylor
Annis Burns
Leila Betta
Mary Davis
Mary Williama
Jane Fleagle
Webster Mellott
Charles Yose
Women's Missionary Society of the Rehobeth +B.U.B. Church
Meadames Lula Miller
Lula Botts
Mae Johnson
Jane Royce
Berthavis
Udith Renner
Betty White
Misa Emma Harsh
Mia
George E. Snyder
Charles Hf. Meade
Mt. Holly Springs
George Curfman
George
Raymond
Anna Edwards
Frederick
Pentecostal Assembly of God
South Conncocheague Street
William Fetts
Camp Ritchie Hospital
Route 2
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Netherlands
Holland
Koninkrijk’ der Nederlanden
Galux
Ins Silux
Insulux Glass
American Structural Products
Cox Subaldiary
Orvennlinois Glass Company
Danzer Metal Works
W. Lee St
Surrey School Safety Patrol
Chamber of Commerce
Iceland
Devtor
W. Washington Street
W. Franklin Street
Maurice Grove
Florida
South
W. (. Huddle
William Toms
Clinton Martin
Washington, D. C
W. David Huddle
Fort Mrade
Western Maryland College
Manchester
Ingram
Jonathan
KODAK
Dormeyer
Capitol
Kemtone Wail
Johnson
Roy Rogers
Hopatong Cassidy
Ingraham
Maytag
W. Franklin St
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