Malik Readies Fresh U N Propaganda Blast At United Nations
United Nations New York June 18 Russia's Malik prepared to accuse the United States of germ warfare in Korea and of keeping 14 nations out of the UN. He touted two Soviet proposals the Geneva Protocol 1925 ratification and simultaneous admission of申请 states seeking UN membership. US delegate Gross accused Malik of exploiting propaganda while US officials argued for individual country merit in membership and noted Geneva Protocol withdrawal in 1947.
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McKeldin Speaks at Kiwanis Gathering in Seattle
McKeldin addressed Kiwanians at the 37th international Kiwanis convention in Seattle. He urged citizens to shape the nation’s destiny at the polls and outlined strengths and weaknesses of American foreign policy. Claude B. Hielimann of Baltimore retires as president.
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Obituary notices for Poper Murray Brown in Greencastle region
Enames A Pope Charles A Poper Greencastle Route 1 died Tuesday at 8 30 am at Mont Alto Sanitorium after a two year illness aged 63 born near Williamson son of Jacob and Annie Poper member of Guilners United Brethren Church farmed in Greencastle area survived by two children two sisters one brother and five grandchildren funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle then at Guilners United Brethren Church interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Calling hours Thursday 7 to 9 30 pm Henry C Murray died at home 139 Summit Avenue yesterday at 2 pm after seven year illness aged 86 survived by wife Margaret daughter Mrs James Dooner eight other children 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren funeral at Sheldon Funeral Home Meshoppen Friday 2 pm interment Overfield Cemetery Walter A Brown died at home near Foxville Monday night after a paralytic stroke aged 74 survived by children Clyde Mrs Glenn Wollard Mrs Clifford Wollard Mrs William Wildhe Mrs Homer Kline and Fred 32 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren body to Creager Funeral Home Thursday calling through Friday morning funeral at Mt Bethel Church Friday 10 30 am interment cemetery adjoining
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Greencastle
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Ims
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Charles K. Poper
Mary Biesecker
Chambersburg
Levi Poper
Minnich Funeral Home
Guitners’ United Brethren Church
Lester Misner
Ira Weidner
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Minnich Funeral
Henry C. Murray
Summit Avenue
Margare
Meshoppen
Overfield
Walter A. Brown
Foxville
Ezra and
Jucille Smith Brown
Mt. Bethel Church
Minnie
Lewis Brown
Clyde
Glenn Wollard
Sabillasville
Clifford Wollard
William Wilhide
Lantz
Homer Kline
Smithsburg
Fred
Creager
Thursmont
Columbia College Ad Tries Short Semester Start June Sixteen
Announcement lists summer sessions at Sumimer School with week and half day programs. Notes June 16 term start, phone 224, address 62 EB Antietam Street. Call or write Columbia College for details.
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American Red Is Given Life
Two Hagerstown soldiers, Pvt. Howard H. Barnhart Jr. and Pvt. Silas S. Jackson, joined the 40th Infantry Division in Korea after 16 months of U.S. and Japan training. The California National Guard unit trained for 16 months before deployment in January.
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Prayer for TODAY by O L Shelton from Indianapolis
A dated devotional prayer urging quiet wait before God and openness to truth. The author, O L Shelton of Butler University, Indianapolis, requests renewed faith to abandon half truths and venture into new works for Jesus.
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U N Dismisses 15 U S Employees in 1942 Cleanse
New York Times reports the United Nations has ousted 15 American staffers from the Secretariat for suspected illegal Communist ties, with over 30 more likely to be dismissed by year’s end. The firings, ongoing for months, stem from investigations by Washington agencies and a New York grand jury inquiry. One economist, Irving Kaplan, was dismissed after refusing to answer whether he had spied.
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Bitter Indochina war standoff pits French against Vietminh
Hanoi dispatch analyzes the six year battle in Indochina. The Vietminh and French forces lack decisive fronts making a quick victory unlikely for either side. Both sides suffer heavy losses while China looms as a potential disruptor and negotiation remains doubtful.
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Two Auto Makers Withdraw Models For Future Market
Detroit report details that two companies scrapped hand built, ready for assembly models after extensive testing. The 1952 and next year’s competitive market models were shelved amid policy reviews and redesigns. Engineers note V engines show mixed economy and noise compared with traditional sixes.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
County FFA Members Prepare for State Contests
The Future Farmers of America chapters from county high schools plan a practice judging session this Saturday at the A B Wakenthold farm near Conaco chengue at 9 40 am. Students will judge livestock under expert guidance before state contests at College Park next week and regional honors in Springfield Massachusetts in September.
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Sprinefield
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Safety Group Sets Friday Meeting for 1952 Quarter Programs
The Mayor's Safety Committee will meet Friday night June 20 at City Hall Magistrate Court with Mayor Herman J Mills present to review the next three months programs. July Legion August Insurance Agents Association September State Police Lions Clubs coordinate safety camped. a June 24 high school meeting invites full attendance. December lacks a sponsor. groups may volunteer to cover the month.
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Hank
Plenty Of Spuds Shortage Is Over
The Associated Press reports the nationwide potato shortage has ended with markets showing ample supplies. Prices have fallen up to a third from peak highs after ceilings were suspended, and wholesale rates are near pre shortage levels in major hubs like New York and Chicago. Views differ on future cuts with some dealers calling prices seasonally normal while others anticipate further declines before stabilization.
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Eisenhower brother outlines four point plan for world peace
Milton S. Eisenhower Penn State College president presented a four point peace plan at the National Fertilizer Association convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia He urged world understanding enlightened economic cooperation political cooperation and a world police force under the United Nations to deter aggression He noted the dollar sterling balance and urged strong UN backing.
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Dwight J.eisenhower
Seattle
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Eisenhower Lets Down Hair At Private Luncheon With Newsmen
Denver June 1 General Dwight D Eisenhower spoke privately with Western GOP convention delegates and newsmen revealing harsher views than his public speeches. He criticized isolationists within Taft supporters and urged a pragmatic approach to foreign policy while opposing a five star rank in peacetime. He also denounced government pomp and suggested reforms to help citizens during economic lull.
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Pauline Fowsjley Opens Pauline's Beauty Salon at 10 W Wash
Pauline Fowsjley, former Agalic's stylist, runs Pauline's Beauty Salon at 10 West Wash Street Ady PA. Stouffer Printing advertises stamps and phone 1200, with Rubber Stamp service shown.
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Paulette
W. Wash. St
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