Senate Debates Weigh Cuts to Independent Offices Budget
The Senate in a tight economy mood considers cuts to 31 independent offices including the Atomic Energy Commission. The bill proposes total outlays of 6.22 billion for the new fiscal year, with major items for the Veterans Administration and the AEC. A ten percent payroll cut is planned, with Senate and House disagreement over how strict the reduction should be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
House
Douglas
D-Mii
Truman
Neely
Wva
Dirksen
Independent Offices
Prof Rowland Retiring From Juniata Faculty
Professor Charles L. Rowland resigns from Juniata College in Huntingdon Pennsylvania after 31 years on the music faculty and will be named Professor of Music Emeritus. He will stay on active duty for one more year at the board’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Rowland
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Calvert N. Elis
Rowland
Washington County
Blue Ridge College
Church of the Brethren
Brandon Institute of Music
Permanent Wave Special at Classic Beauty Salon
Cold machineless permanent wave special for 10 days at Classic Beauty Salon 460 N Potomac St call 4338 Nile 3875 Ady. Also watch clock jewelry repairing pearl restringing Saum's 21 Jonathan St Ady. Dancing Wed Fri Sat nights at the Little Heiskel Saddle Pals formerly Shipley's 9 to 1 no admission or cover charge Adv.
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Potomac St
Nile
Ady
SAUM
Jonathan
Little Heiskel
Shipley
Killed In Korea Set John W Parker 21
John W Parker 21 was killed in action in Korea on May 92 son of Samuel Parker Chambersburg Pa He graduated Greencastle High School in June 194 and enlisted January 1938 He served in Japan before Korea with the Third Division Sgt Parker was to be rotated home at month end Survivors include grandparents Mr and Mrs W G Parker Green Castle and aunt Miss Freda Parker Hagers town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
John W. Parker
Korea
Samuel Parker
Chambersburg
Parker
By Greencastle High School
Army
Japan
W. G. Parker
South Carlisle Street
Greencastie
Freda Parker
South Locust Street
Hagerstown
Obituaries notice from Washington area paper names Mobley Stakem Stroup
Obituaries list James W. Mobley a former Washington Post foreman who died at 3415 17th Street North Arlington with survivors including wife Eva and several children. Anne Margaret Stakem widow of Joseph A. Stakem died at 61 after 24 years ill health, with burial plans in Ohio and church involvement noted. J Ord Stroup of Myersville died after a long illness with a large family and 16 grandchildren, services set for Saturday in Myersville.
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James W. Mobley
17Th Street
North Arlington
Mobley
Washington Post
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Eva
Audrey Louise
Eleanor May
Karen Ruth
Janet Irene
Carol Ann Mobley
Herman P
Red Lion
Jack A
Hanover
W. W. Robertson
Plymouth
N. C
Ives Funeral Home
Arlington
National Memorial Cemetery
Anne Margaret Stakem
Joseph A. Stakem
Fairchild Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Coudersport
John and
Mary Guydos Tomko
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Cathollic Daughters of America
Chas, Dausch
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Fuelid
Ord Stroup
J. Ord Stroup
Myersville
Frederick
George W
Kate (Spangler) Stroup
Steelton
Ernest Ahalt
Middletown
Willard
Hampstead
L. I
Virgil
Riverdale
Spangler
Lucille Hood
Walkersville
Lois Harrison
Ellis
Rachael Davis
Washington
DD. C
Naomi Strohel
Tames
Portland
Ore
Paul
D. C
Myeraville
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Police Report 6000 Pupils Drug Addicts In NYC
A three day narcotics probe in New York City estimates 6000 school age children are drug addicts. Lt. Herman Boylan of the Narcotics Bureau said the figure rises by 1000 from prior estimates. Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein expects swift action and will provide detailed information to police within 12 hours.
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New York
New York City
Hernard Boylan
Narcotics Bureau
Boylan
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Goldstein
City Board of Education
United Parents Association
Maximilian Boss
Three Named To Synod Posts In Potomac Assembly
Rev. Fred D. Eyster of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church was named a member of the Board of Examiners of the Potomac Synod in Frederick. Rev. J. Wade Huffman of Clear Spring was named a member of the Evangelism committee, and R. Paul Smith of this city was appointed to the Board of Directors of Homewood, the church home in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Eyster
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac Synod
Frederick
J. Wade Huffman
Clear Spring
R. Paul Smith
Homewood
Weekend Weather Forecast for Maryland With Showers Likely
The outlook calls for Saturday sun and increasing clouds with a few thunderstorms on Sunday from extreme Western Maryland to the rest of the area. Monday will be cooler with a turn warmer by Wednesday. Temperatures run near to below average with highs in the low 70s to mid 80s and lows from the low 50s in western Maryland to the upper 60s in the Delmar Peninsula. Also note a Saturday night square dance at Legion Home in Clear Spring featuring Roy Myers and his String Orchestra.
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Maryland
Delmar Peninsula
Legion Home
Clear Spring
Roy Myers
Ady
Hagerstown
Phil Young
Addie Lawyer
Washington
The Florist Helps Nervous Boy Pick Prom Corsage
A nervous teenage boy enters a flower shop seeking a prom corsage for a girl nicknamed Skippy. Barbara, the florist, guides him through options and clarifies delivery timing to ensure freshness for the key evening. The scene ends with the boy recalling his date's name after a phone call.
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Skippy
Barbara
Page & Cal
ROTC cadets train at Fort Benning and enlistees join Marines
Jiary A Moning of Virginia Military Institute is among 1200 college students in ROTC training at Fort Benning Georgia. Joseph B Revell and Richard F Ridgley of Bageratown enlist in the WW II Marine Corps for three years. Aviation machinist third class Warren D Spigler, son of Mr and Mrs Spigler of Hagerstown, took part in a night bombing mission at San Diego after completing a night vision course.
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Jiary A. Moning
A. Moning
Fairview Road
Virginia Military Institute
Fort Benning
Georgia
Joseph B. Revell
Carlton C. Revell
Richard F. Ridgtey
George Ridgley
Bageratown
WW. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
Warren D. Spigier
Ata
USN
Robert G. Spigler
Bil Ridge Avenue
Hagerstown
Spigier
U. S. Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Thomas Luby Elected Grand Knight at K of C Meeting
Thomas G Luby was elected Grand Knight of the Hagerstown Connell No 1365 Knights of Columbus at the annual election. Other officers for the coming fiscal year include E J Callins Deputy Grand Knight Edwin F Quinn Chancellor Guy Spielman Jr Warden Phillip Defelice Treasurer Samuel Gray Recorder William Dwyer Advocate Caspar Smith Inside Guard Glenn Turner Outside Guard Elden T Clark F R Rowe and J Harry Nussear Trustees. The Grand Knight will announce standing committees and lecturer for the year at the July 12 meeting. The page also notes local ads for dancing at Appalactitan Inn and a new beauty shop location, plus Mulberry Dry Cleaners hours and rubber stamps from Stouffer Printing.
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Thomas G Luby
Knights of Columbus
Hagerstown
Catches Black Widow in Yard And Sends Spiders South
Wilson Caskey found a large black widow with a sack attached to it in his yard. The jar later released about 250 young spiders, all sent to Mrs. Eugene Gerberg of Catonsville for arachnid study. County Agent Mark Miller confirmed the spider as a black widow.
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Black Widow
College Park
Hagerstown
Wilson Caskey
Ers
Clear Spring Cow Sets Fine Milk Record
A registered cow named Chesapeake Darlyn owned by Seth K. Schne lity of Clear Spring produced 9 992 pounds of milk and 416 pounds of butterfat during a test supervised by the University of Maryland under the Jersey cattle improvement program. The cow was a 12 year old and milked 64 times. Sewing machines repaired by Glenn Eyler.
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Chesapeake
Seth K. Schnelity
Clear Spring
University of Maryland
Iord Improvement Regia
American Jernsey Cattle Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juniata
St Ue
Charles E. Harshman
Charles &. Flarvssman
Apply Employment Office
Pangborn Corporation
Hagerstown, Maryland
Firemen’s Carnival
Lincoln School Grounds
Sponsored
Halfway Fire CO
Synod
Leslie Bond
Barbara Gibney
Ian
Glad-Hamber
Walter S. Gibney
North Jonathan Street
American Legion Home
Morris
Spickler Motor Lines
Cearfoss
Thomas Luby
Appalactitan Inn
The
Ozark Drifters
Charm Beauty Shop
N. Locust St
R.y
Adv
Mulberry Dry Cleaners
Man
Stouffer Printing Company
Penno
Automobile Brokerage Co
Baer’s
Zero Locker Plant
Franklin Street
Studebaker Trucks
Iagerstown
Fleigh Motor Corp
Cik
U.A.W.C
Ralph Funkhouser
Liberty Street
Funkhousers
Yetter Day
Ralph
Glenn Eyler
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
JOA
Jake” Hoffman
Mgr
W. Washington Street
MOOSE
Ol Cian Daktval
Charlton, MD
Johnny and His Melodiers
Lincoln
Mercury
Antietam Motors
Virginia Ave
Wilson Blvd
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