Eisenhower Seeks Tax Cut After Budget Balance
Eisenhower pledged a tax cut in two years if elected, contingent on balancing the budget and matching Western military power with Russia. He told Oregon delegates that budget balance would enable a steady tax reduction later, and outlined plans to pursue offshore oil legislation within constitutional bounds. He also noted Texas delegate disputes and mapped a weekend schedule including Denison, Dallas, and Boulder City.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Oregon
Texas
National Republican
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
National Committee
Chicago
Nevada
Denison
Tex
Dallas
Boulder City
Nev
Hoover Dam
Montana
Taft
Idaho
Washingon
Enrollment At Vacation Bible School Breaks Records
Grace Church on Spruce and First Streets reports record turnout at its Nally Vacation Bible School led by Rev. Walter A. Lepp. By morning, enrollment exceeded 200 with departments totaling 90 beginners 90 primary 4 juniors 322 intermediate, staffed by 35 supervisors and teachers under Mrs. Walter A. Lepp.
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Grace Church
First
Spruce Streets
Walter A. Lepp
Farm Buildings and Livestock Burned Near Mercersburg
Fire destroyed two barns nine head of livestock and farm equipment on Pengus A Neely’s farm three miles northwest of Mercersburg. The century old bank barn with stone gable and a large cow barn were leveled, with most machinery lost and a saddled mare, colt and six calves killed. Lightning activity was reported nearby around discovery time. Insurance coverage was only partial.
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Pengus A. Neely
Mercersburg
Alen
Hull
Poultry Plant Expansion Planned by Birds Eye Division
Pocomoke City Maryland reports Birds Eye division of General Foods to expand its poultry processing plant due to higher chick demand. Plans include a new feeding station enlarging processing area and modernizing equipment and offices.
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Pocomoke City
Birds Eye Division
General Foods
Prayer for T S DAY from Portland minister
Short prayer from Edward Terry of Centenary Wilbur Methodist Church Portland Oregon praising armed forces. It asks God to guide, comfort, and grant inner peace to service members far from home amid battle remembering sacrifices.
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Edward Terry
Portland
Ore
Centenary-Wilbur Methodist Church
Couricl
Rethioua
Bainbridge Navy recruit receives mail at Bainbridge Ma
Ken Trampower son of Mr and Mrs Lisyd Trampower of 639 Highland Way is taking boat training at Bainbridge Mad after enlisting in the Navy Jones WW Friends may write to L WK Trampower SR 440-114-680 Co 444 fed Rec USNTC Bainbridge Ma
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Ken Trampower
Lisyd Trampower
Highland Way
Bainbridge
Mad
Navy
Jones WW
L. WK
Local Boy Buhrman Joins Navy After Training Stint
Marvin Earl Buhrman, son of My and Mrs Neller Buhrman of 119 McComas Street, now at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Illinois, enlisted in the Navy on October 31, 1951. He attended Woodland Junior High and Hagerstown High School and previously worked at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot, Pennsylvania.
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Marvin Earl Buhrman
Neller Buhrvman
McComas Street
This City
Daily Mail
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ilinois
Marvin
Woodland
Hagerstown High School
Letterkenny Ordinance Depot
Navy
Air Force trainee seeks friends at Sampson AFB Geneva
Wayne XK Guessford son of Harry Guessford of Hagerstown Route 4 has begun Air Force training at Sampson AFB Geneva New York six weeks ago. He would like to hear from friends at AF 18 490 645 soda Tron Seq Feht 1674 Sampson AFB Geneva NOV.
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Wayne XK
Guessford
Harry
Hagerstown
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N.Y
State Department To Send Inspectors To California And Michigan
Washington June 19 The State Department plans to send a man to California and another to Michigan to study American behavior drawing Senate alarm. Senator Connally questions sending people abroad to inspect states while Senator Bridges urges an investigation amid questions about 46 other states and diplomatic immunity concerns. The plan assigns Paul Paddock Jr. to Michigan Governor Williams staff and John P. Hoover to California Governor Warren’s staff to swap foreign affairs information for domestic government data.
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Washington
State Department
California
Michigan
Senate
Sen
Connally
Bridges
New Hampshire
Am ‘Passadora
Paul Paddock, Jr
G. Mennen Williams
John PP. Hoover
Karl Warret
Obituaries for Laura Ford Lula Hann and Vicki Smith
Laura L. Ford 72 of Conneaut and Hagerstown died Tuesday night in Conneaut of a heart condition. She was survived by husband P V Ford, son Edwin, sister Emma Durkee, brother Carl Cook, and relatives in Bay City Michigan. Funeral services at Marley Funeral Home Conneaut. Lula Hann formerly of 59 West Franklin Street died in Baltimore after moving there in February. She is survived by a brother Oliver Heines of New Windsor. Requiem will be held in Baltimore with burial in New Windsor. Vicki Kay Smith daughter of Harrison and Mrs Mayette Smith of 128 High Street died yesterday at home aged 1 year 9 months 17 days. Survived by parents sisters Linda Lou Carol Ann brother Harrison Jr and grandparents. Funeral Saturday at Kraiss Funeral Home with service by Rev Paul B Watling and interment in Tes Maven Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Laura L. Ford
Laura Loleta Ford
P. V. Ford
East Antietam Street
Consneant
Ohio
Ford
Hagerstown
F Ford and Harvey Dry Goods
Conneaut
First Methodist Church
Mather's Circle
Dauhters of Union Veterans of
Edwin C. Ford
Emma Durkee
Carl Cook
Bay City
Mich
Marley Funeral Home
Con“neant
Lula. Hann
Lula I Hann
Johny Ro Hann
West Franklin Street
Baltimore
Wesley Haines
New Windsor
Oliver Heines
Vicki Kay Smith
Harrison L. Smith
High Street
Linda Lou
Carol Ann
Harrison ,&., Jr
Mayett E. Smith
Wilsons
Kraiss
Paul B. Watling
Ton
Tes. Maven
Underwriters To Hold Meeting In Fer thestown
The Ha ferstown Association of Life Underwriters will meet at the Terrace Restaurant on Friday June 20 at 12 10 PM. Officers to be installed and the national quality awards will be presented. Albert Powell chairs the LUOC committee and will discuss a new life underwriters training course this fall. Fred Gladwin of the Toral association presides and Paull Shields will present the awards. DIAMOND MOUNTINGS Reset your diamonds in new modern mountings from 9.95 Saum a Jewelers 21 Jonathan St
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Haferstown Association of Life Underwriters
Terrace
Albert Powell
L.u.7.c
Life
Fred Gladwin
Tova) Association
Paull S. Shields
Asvarils
Saum'a Jewelers
Jonathan St.i Adv
Lose weight in minutes through blood donor drive
Heat weary residents urged to donate blood at St Johns Lutheran Church Blood Donor Center this Monday. The appeal links quick painless donations to saving lives overseas in Korea and at local hospitals, urging appointments by calling 4958.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Red Cross Blood Program
Korea
Legal Hospital
Johnny Jones
Courageonus
Himn
Red Cross
Fairetild
Japan
Stock Market Edges Ahead in Muted Trading
New York June 19 The stock market edged ahead a little with most major divisions steady to higher. Price changes were fractional and many leading issues traded uncharged or slow in appearing on the tape.
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New York
Vets Convention Opens in Baltimore
The first national convention session of the Catholic War Veterans opened in Baltimore with Mayor Thomas d Alesandro welcoming delegates on June 19.
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VETS
Baltimore
Catholic War Veterans
Thomas d’Alesandro
Producer Weds in Arizona and New York union
AP reports television producer Martha Rountree and New York advertising executive Olver Prashrey married last night in Arizona. Also notes the opening of Paulette's Beauty Salon at 159 W Wash Sr, second floor, Pauline Fowler proprietor.
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Paulette
W. Wash
Pauline Fowler
Azalic’s
Beauty Silen
Phone Anti
Ady
Students Form Hobby Bank After Money Exhibit
Mrs Mildred Vance sixth graders at Fountaindale School posed during a money exhibit just before summer vacation. Students Siv Golby Valentine Dennia Clapper Karel Schmid stand in back, Laverne Berawa Jay Youngs Danny Weller in middle, with Eddie Bishop David Roessner Gordon Lewis Dick Moser Jeffrey Mobley, Dion Eaaver Bobby Wilhide and Henry Dudley seated. Two percent of the class became calm collecting hobbyists after a study of monetary systems and numismatics.
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Mildred Vance
Fountaindale School
Golby Valentine
Dennia Clapper
Karel Schmid
Laverne Berawa
Jay Mish
If Youngs
Danny Weller
Eddie Bishop
David Roessner
Gordon Lewis
Dick Moser
Jeffrey Mobley
Dion Eaaver
Bobby Wilhide
Henry Dudley
Sixth Grade Coin Hobby Grows From Classroom Study
Summer breaks may pause school, but at Fountaindale, 18 sixth graders keep their numismatic interest alive. A Social Studies unit on Our Government sparked a coin collecting hobby that expanded through reading, movies, and art. The class explored money history from barter to modern systems, with projects on coinage processes and metals, fostering ongoing study beyond term’s end.
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Fountaindale
Fountaindale School
Mildred Vance
Angry Housewives Force Coal Plants and Mines to Close
Morgantown events report Granville women protest coal dust by cleaning with brooms feather dusters and vacuums. The dust closes a coal cleaning plant and two mines, 700 workers laid off, Mayor Cairney summoned to calm crowds. UMW spokesman disavows involvement as townsfolk seek operation return.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Granville
Clinton Cairney
Town Hall
Christopher Coat Company
Legaliiy
Coak
Tipple
Arkwright
Osage
Harry Myers
United Mine Workers
Myers
Cairney
Dorothy Kornarens Freed After Eight-Hour Jury Deliberation
Dorothy Kornarens, once a fashion model, was freed today after an eight hour jury deliberation finding she was insane at the time of the shooting of her husband. The 24 year old Silver Spring woman left the Montgomery County jail and was taken to a local hotel before plans to return to Washington.
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Washington
Dorothy Kornarens
Silver Spring
Dorothy
Lester Gaskins
Weis
Turnent
Narend
Edward Rowland
Montgomery County
Loister Tranogle
Kornarons
Wild
Joseph D. Mish
Bark
Teft
Boonsboro Driver Injured in Frederick Area Crash
Fallston resident Charles C. Rutledge was injured when his new car collided with a tanker trailer driven by Charles B. Miter Jr of Boonsboro Route 2 and a truck loaded with explosives near Frederick yesterday. State Police said Rutledge traveled west on Route 4 and was hit after Miter’s tanker shifted lanes. The Miller tanker’s tractor was demolished and Rutledge’s vehicle was knocked into the eastbound lane. Miter was charged with reckless driving.
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Charles C. Rutledge
Fallston
Charles B. Miter, Jr
Boonsboro
Frederick
Charles Mades
Rutledge
Miller
Marvin Ho Uy
Springfield
Mades
Mitler
Trial resumes in slaying case in Baltimore
The trial of Della Blanche Poulsen and Lloyd Douglas George continues after the state rests its case, introducing a recorded confession in which Poulsen admits to cutting the throat of Ann Mary Finnigan. Finnigan’s decomposed body was found near Glen Burnie after an egg hunt. George faces murder and accessory charges. he is set for trial after Air Force duty. The confession places Poulsen at George’s Baltimore apartment on March 28 as authorities cite events in Greenfield and Warren Air Force setup.
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Baltimore
Della Blanche Poulsen
Miss Poulsen
Lloyd Douglas George
Ann Mary Finnigan
Glen Burnie
George
Willis S. Sword
Fred Sword
Poulsen Hal’ Spring
Aly Porve
USAF
Greenfield
Warren
Forte Rose
Wromilte
Mies
Pontson
George's
Frandsin
Soldiers from Shiverstown head overseas from Camp Rucker
Two Shiverstown soldiers Pfe. Carl H. Bateman Jr. of Virginia Avenue and Pre. Stanley F. Stouffer of North Mulberry Street are ordered to a port of embarkation for overseas duty after serving with the 47th Viking Infantry at Camp Rucker Alabama. Kenneth Reo Hosteld, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hosteld, has entered the Navy and is undergoing basic training at Bainbridge Maryland. Others include Pvt. Paul Slifer at a prison camp off the Southern Coast of Korea and Pvt Pank di Slifer at 52094887 89th MOPM guarding prisoners, Alfred A. Henneberger Jr. stationed at Long Beach aboard the minesweeper Nextrans, after boat training at Bainbridge.
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Shiverstown
Camp Rucker
Alahama
Pfe
Carl H. Bateman
Kenneth Reo
Lloyd
Mc Nowell Avenue
Navy
Bainbbridge
Bainbridge
M.P
Paul Slifer
Chojudo
Korea
Pvt
Pank
Alfred A. Henneberger, Jr
O.msa
Long Beach
Cal
Otha
Nextrans
Alfred
Alfred Honneberger
Huce Pike
Ministermaster School
Day sessions enroll six youths at once in July Bat
Columbia College offers six openings for day sessions starting in July at 62 East Antietam Street Ady. Subjects include Typewriting Penmanship Shorthand and related courses. Phone 224 to enroll.
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Fulter
Gregg
Columbia College
F. Antietam Street
East Antietam St
Ady
Corsi's Market and Local Ads in Washington Street Area
Listing of shops and notices including Corsi's Market at 601 W Washington St with phone 3189, Everyday in the Week Spachett sauce and pizza, plus Central Barber Shop offering a look good promo in the Basement 2nd National Bank Building.
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Spachett
Nat'l Bank
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Vacation Bible School
National
Bo — Reading
German Valley Forge
Gunther's Gallagher's Liquor Store
North Locust Street
Adv
Great Lakes
Sampson Afb
Seersucker
Lee Mr. Keller
ABC Kaiser-Frazer
Penna
Ava
Moose
Moose Home
W.O.T.M
Franklin Street
Gunnell’s Liquor Store
Cor
Franklin & Jonathan Sts
Studebaker
Fleigh Motor Corp
Firemen’s Carnival
Halfway Lincoln School Grounds
Halfway Fire CO
Fosco Alexander Hotel Bldg
Cor, Antietam & Mulberry Sts
Igc
Swifts
Everly
Mrs. Stine
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