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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1952

Page

9

Marines to gain independence under bill on Truman desk

A bill to enlarge the Marine Corps and grant it more independence passed both houses by unanimous voice votes and awaits President Truman's signature. It would place the commandant on the joint chiefs, remove Navy size constraints, and allow a peacetime force of up to 400000 with three divisions and three air wings.

Edwin B. Harkinson Washington Marine Corps Truman Stalin Congress Sen Douglas Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Air Force Joint Chiefs Navy

CIO Union Official Expelled In Switch

New York June 20 George Baldangi formerly second in command at the CIO Textile Workers Union is expelled with five officials who joined a rival AFL union. Expulsions ordered by the TWUA executive council on advice of a trial board for accepting posts with the AFL United Textile Workers. None appeared to answer charges from Mariano S Bishop TWUA executive vice president. Festival at Cheneville Church Fri June 20 8 30 Rain date Bat June 21 AdY.

New York George Baldangi CIO Textile Workers Union AFL TWUA AFL United Textile Workers Mariano S. Bishop Fall River Mass

Prayer for T S DAY

Prayer touching ongoing troubles seeks God s sustaining arms and presence to guide forward in faith. W Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana pastor and radio preacher from Park Place Church of God contributes a devotional line reflecting trust in God for the future.

W. Dale Oldham Anderson Ind Park Place Church of God Christian Brotherhood Hour Conseil of Churches

Obituaries of Moats Warrenfeltz and Hebron in Maryland towns

Kathleen Lorraine Moats of Tilghmanton dies at Johns Hopkins at 24 after a lengthy illness. Survived by parents and siblings. funeral to be held at home and Manor Church with Rev. Reichard and Rev. Green officiating. Cora Warrenfeltz of Funkstown dies at 77 after 10 days of illness. services at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Funkstown with Rev. Miller. Edith Startiper Hebron of Johnstown dies suddenly at sister’s home in Johnstown. survived by husband Francie Hebron daughter Winifred Starliper son Gerald Starliper and siblings. services and viewings planned in Martinsburg, Hagerstown and Johnstown.

Katheleen Lorraine Moats Kathleen Lorraine Moats Leslie J. Moats Tilghmanton Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Church of the Brethren At the Manor Daniel Gardner Woodrow Waynesboro Herman Boonsboro Kenneth Clyde Huntzberry Grayson Cochran Manor Rowland Reichard Charles Green Manor Cemetery Cora G. Warrenfeltz Fof Edward Warrenfeltz Funkstown Washington Countey Hospital Warrenfeltz Martin L Caroline (Waller) Stockslater St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Edith Starliper Hebron Edith Startiper Hebron Johnstown Minnie Long Pope Avenue Martinsburg Charles V Mary Jane (Franks) Mason First Christian Church Francie Hebron Winifred Starliper Hagerstown Gerald Starliper Johns ‘Town Carrie Cole Vernor Mason Brunswick Suter Conway Funeral Home Grand View Cemetery

U S Considers Buying Planes From Europe

Washington reports the United States contemplates purchasing airplanes from European NATO members using Mutual Security funds. Ambassador Draper said the NATO Council will study European production to satisfy defense needs while protecting the U S aircraft industry and ensuring European aviation development.

Washington United States U.S William H. Draper Europe North Atlantic Council NATO Draper

Explosive Trucks Banned From Parking in Frederick

Frederick officials move to bar trucks carrying explosives from parking within the city limits. Police report 47 explosive laden vehicles passed through in one day as crews seek spacing between passing convoys. An ordinance draft addresses enforcement amid incidents of trucks stopping near an eating place.

Frederick

Model Says Husband Came Home To Tell About Other Women

In Los Angeles on June 20 a model testified in a divorce case that her millionaire husband Henry Edward Huntington II woke her at 8 00 a m to recount affairs with other women. She said he stayed out until 2 3 a m nearly every night and that his habit was to describe dinners and the women involved. The defendant opposed the suit citing a Nevada decree, but the court overruled and ordered divorce and division of community property.

Los Angeles Martha Outlaw Huntington Henry Edward Huntington II

Second Phase Of Swimming Course Starting Monday

The 1922 Red Cross Water Safety Instructor program enters its second phase Monday June 23 with a 15 hour preliminary water safety class at Municipal Pool. The first phase, an 11 hour senior life saving course, ends this week under Mrs. Jane Goyton. Enrollees who complete the training qualify for the preliminary water safety class.

Red Cross Municipal Jane Guyton Edina V. Rodgers Washington County American Red Cross Lewis Blenard, Jr Rodgers

Richard F Martin Receives Industrial Management Diploma

Richard F Martin of 732 Jefferson Street earned a diploma in industrial management from LaSalle Extension University in Chicago. An employee of Panehorn Corp he completed the course in his spare time.

Richard F. Martin Jefferson Strermt LaSallextension University Chicare Martin Panehorn Corp

Schnebly Elected To Guernsey Cattle Club

The American Guernsey Cattle Club announces Seth K. Schnebly of Crown Stone Farm Clear Spring to membership. He maintains a herd of registered Guernsey cows at his farm.

The American Guernsey Cattle Club Peterborough N.hs Seth K. Schnebly Crown Stone Farm Clear Spring

Strip Teaser Faces Sentence In Federal Court

St Paul Minn shines report says 18 year old Canadian dancer and wife of a Splis burs Md contractor faces sentencing for violating immigration laws. She pleaded guilty to helping six deer hunters smuggle her across the border at Noyes Minn in 2049. She billed as the Black Venus in strip appearances and was arrested in Salisbury March during a party at the Murphys home. Mrs Murphy fled with her husband's car after he posted 2300 bail and followed to New York before detectives were added to the case. Murphy later sued for divorce in Salisbury on adultery charges.

St. Paul Minn Shine Pie Jeanette Velma Louisa Ruth Wilby Murphy Splisburs Noyes Weg Salisbury Murphys Richard Wallace Murphy Georgia

Mobile Chest X Ray Survey Schedule for Washington County

The Cheat X ray survey schedule released by the Health Department and Tuberculosis Association outlines a mobile unit tour ending Friday July 18. Locations include Public Square, Washington Square, Market House plot and Williamsport, with times ranging from morning to mid afternoon across June and July.

Washington County Health Department and Tuberculosis Association Flagerstown Public Square Wraahington Square Market House Plot North Jonathan Street Stithsburg Whirsday Hoonsboro Funkstown Williamsport Hancock Western Maryland Railroad Bouchley, Reisner and Moller Central Chemical Jamison and Brandt Tagerstown Shoe L'Aigion Pangborn Ephant Public Sutusare

Vernon Campbell, Designer of City Street System, Dies

Vernon Campbell, 96, who devised Baltimore street numbering and made streets the city axis, died in a nursing home. A former city council member, he is survived by son Lawrence Campbell of Hagerstown and daughter-in-law Mrs. Stuart G. Wilder of Washington.

Baltimore J. Vernon Campbell Iss Charles and Batti Campbell Laurence Hagerstown Stuart G. Wilder Washington

Bay Bridge opens July 30 with heavy work still ahead

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is slated to open July 30 though paving and guard rail installation remain in progress. Crews toil along the 1,600 foot center span and 27,900 foot length as steelwork nears completion and an asphalt top layer is planned by mid July.

Huell Warren Sandy Point Chesapeake Bay Maryland Roca Hyenso Bruce Herman

Rev Stipe to Be Installed Sunday in Greencastle

The Rev Edward K Stipe newly elected pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Greencastle will be installed at 10 30 a m by the Rev Dr Dwight F Putman president of the Central Pennsylvania Synod The Rev Stipe previously served at McSherrystown Pa as part time teacher and chaplain at Gettysburg College A reception for Rev and Mrs Stipe will be held Wednesday June 25

Edward K Stipe Evangelical Lutheran Church Greencastle Dwight F. Putman Central Pennsylvania Synod Stipe McSherrystown Gettysburg College Stipp

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