United States urged to buy more raw materials abroad
A presidential panel led by William Paley urged new laws to curb foreign selling of essential materials and called for a long term search for sources at home and overseas. It warned that by 1975 the U S may import up to one fifth of its material needs as domestic output lags behind demand and proposed incentives to locate new sources and conserve resources.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
United States
America
U.S
William Paley
Columbia H Broadcasting System
Wreed
Congress
Truman
Paley Commission
Americ
National Security Resources Board
National Science Foundation
Commission
Paley
George St Man Struck By Car
Charles Millican a 71 year old resident of 490 George Street was struck by a south bound car at Prospect and Franklin Streets Milton PL Porterfield operator said heavy rain reduced his vision Millican was crossing Prospect Street and was taken to the hospital The Antarctic continent is almost as large as South America.
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Charles Millican
George Street
Prospect
Franklin Streets
Milton
Porterfield
Virginia Avenue
Millican
Jhe
Maryland tightens sale rule on used bedding
Maryland enforces the rule banning sale of used bedding unless sterilized. The Health Department warns strict enforcement under the Marsland law. Sterilization is performed at Forsyth's Storage in Hagertown on Mill Street at Hager Park. Ady
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Maryland
Maryland Health Department
Forsyth
Mill Street
I Hager Park
Ady
Obituaries Continued From Page 18
Obituary notices list several local families with survivors including Mrs. Amil Miowsky Albany Mrs Lelia Seibert New York City Mrs Hunter Robison Hagerstown Mrs Robert W Oates Cincinnati and Henry F Seaman Duquesne Pal W Edwin Seaman Mechanicsburg Pa plus eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren The service details mention Christ's Reformed Church in Clear Spring with Rev Frederick Eyster to officiate and interment at St Pauls Cemetery near Clear Spring The section also notes Emma Jane Cramer wife of W Howard Cramer died suddenly at her Wayne Township home with survivors including husband two children and five grandchildren and outlines funeral arrangements at Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro Interment at Green Hill Cemetery Catherine L Huyett 11 daughter of Robert and Francis Huyett Old Town Maine died after long illness with survivors including brothers Robert Jr Wayne and grandparents and services in Old Town Maine
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Reformed Church
Berean
Ladies Guild
Lappans Homemakers Club
Washington
County Council of Homeworkers
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge
Montsarade Grange
Women’s Republican Club
Amil Miowsky
Albany
Lelia Seibert
New York
W. Edwin Seaman
Mehrersport
Frank
Seibert
Clear Sprig
Walter 5
Emma Jane Cramer
Amyrs
Hinina Jane Cramer
W. Howard Cramer
Ocark
Waynheshorea
Milbrook
David
Mary Jane (Doyle) Thompson
Waytesboro
Lutheran Church
Wasnesburg
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pochantus Lodge
Harold Moore
Tamaqua
Clarence
Duke) Cramer
Walt
Walter Fruitzer
Ezra Castle
Harrisburg
EF. N. Greenawalt
Wayneshoro
Herbert Adams
William Thompson
Grove Funeral Home
B. Clinton Ritz
Green Hill
Catherine L. Huvett
Catherine Louise Huvett
Robert and
Francis Huvett
Old Town
Maine
Robert Jr
Wayne
Robert B. Huyett
Maerstown
Archie’ Sirais
Biggest Raid of Korean War Continues Across Front
The raid on Antung Manchuria near the Yalu involved 208 MIG 15 jets counted on the Communist airfield. American and Allied fighters led by F-86 Sabres and Navy Panthers faced no opposition from the MIGs, with Pyongyang and parts of Manchuria reportedly blacked out.
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Nottingham
Antung
Manchuria
Suiho
Ike To Debate Taft On Foreign Policy Tonight
Eisenhower to confront Taft on foreign policy in a Denver telecast at 8 15 p m EST. Adviser Carlson McKany asserts Eisenhower differs with Taft on how to secure a durable peace after a 2 500 mile swing through Texas and Nevada.
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Taft
Denver
Gan
J. Eisenhower
Robert A. Tate
Ohio
Carlson Mc Kany
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Taftoon
Texas
Nevada
Dahl Sees Democratic Edge in Presidential Vote
Dahl cites 16 year polling showing Democratic votes around 24 million and Republican near 22 million, predicting a Democratic win if turnout holds. He labels the GOP a minority alliance unless it builds farmer and worker support and questions Taft’s leadership, favoring Stevenson as coalition glue.
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Dahl
Vrianan
Thurofoid
Wallave Amd
Dewey
Soon
Republican Party
Tait
Repubicans
Tate
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Erid Dahl
Russell
Kefauver
Flarriminn
Stevenson
Civilian Defense Program Broadcast At WEI Station
WEI will air a Civilian Defense program on air at 4 50 featuring firefighting for households. Officials urge volunteers and warn armband wearers may receive blanks to sign up. More Civilian Defense workers needed locally and applications appear in the newspaper daily for one week.
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Wei
Luxury Liner United States Slips Through Atlantic To New York
The United States luxury liner completed a swift Atlantic crossing from Newport News to New York on its first home port visit. Commodore Harry Manning said the ship could beat existing speed records on a potential later voyage while Secretary Charles Sawyer clashed with Comptroller Warren over ship subsidies and the Maritime Commission. President Truman ordered an inquiry into the subsidy dispute.
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United States
Atlantic
New York
U. S. United States
Hudson River
Harry Manning
Newport News
Virginia
Oao
Herals
Manning
Cirelps
Rveree
Charles Sawyer Maide
Comptrodar
Lindsay Warren
Sawyer
Washington
Warren
Maritime Commission
Commerce
Truman
Atty
Gen. McGranery
Mike
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BTS
Antarctic Continent
South America
St. Mulberry St
S. W. Sowers
West Washington
Herald-Mail
Hageratoon
Municipal Electric
Hagerstown
Potomac Heating Co
Potomac Avenue
L. B. Smith
Ine
Ordnance Division
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Manhattan Pier
W. Franklin Street
Better Homes, Inc
Eae
ABC
Rice Leaders of the World Association
Sea
Abc-O-Matic
West Franklin Street
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