Ike Campaign On Peace War Issue With Taft
Denver June 24 General Eisenhower pitched his presidential campaign on a peace or war issue with GOP rival Taft. He blasted isolationists and outlined a world security program stressing UN NATO and allied strength to deter Soviet disarmament demands. He urged a positive foreign policy and warned against isolationism encircled by communism.
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Denver
Right D. Eisenhower
Roberit A. Taft
Ohio
America
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
Taft
United States
Louisiana
Chicago
Sen. Carlson
R-yan
Doctor and Nurse Face Trial Over Baby Adoption Ring
Dr Charles J Tomasello and nurse Mary Margaret Roper face Circuit Court trial on charges of illegally placing children for adoption. Indicted with Marcus Siegel of Brooklyn on conspiracy to violate adoption laws. Siegel charged in New York with perjury and related crimes. Witness names to be kept secret.
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Ballimnore
Charles J. Tomasello
Mary Margaret Roper
Tomasello
Siegel
Triad
New York
Boston
Miami
Fla
Local Airmen To Attend CAP Cadet Encampment
Two members of the Hagers town Civil Air Patrol squadron will attend the Mary Jand Wing Cadet Encampment at Andrews Air Force Base starting June 28. Privates M. Cozzili and RB. War ger will fly from Friendship International Airport to Andrews in a Air Force C 17 and join an intensive two week program covering flight principles, aircraft engineering, navigation, parachute use, instruments, weather, first aid and related aeronautical topics.
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Hagers’ Town
Civil Air Patrol
Mary- Jand
Andrews Air Force Base
Camp Springs
M. Cozzili
RB. Warger
Friendship International Airport
Andrews Field
Air Force
Andrews
Prayer for TAQDAY from Christ Episcopal Church rector Kennedy
A short devotional prayer asks God to guide and enlarge the inner peace of believers through the day, to walk without fear, and to rest in God’s care until tomorrow. Read by James W. Kennedy, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, Lexington, Ky. (Copyright 1952, A National Council of Churches Religious Feature).
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James W. Kennedy
Lexinton
Christ Episcopal Church
National Council of Churches
Obituaries Notice for Crockett Bowers and Seaman
Mrs Marie Boak Crockett of Williamson North Carolina dies of a heart attack. She was cousin to Mrs Samuel Emmett and lived with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Wilson Rowe. George F Bowers aged 64 dies at Washington County Home. Survived by daughter Katheryn McGill son John M Bowers sister Mrs Charles Poffenberger two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Minnich Funeral Home Rev James E Rule officiating interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Berean Class of Christ Reformed Church invites to Virgie Seaman funeral at church Wednesday 2 pm.
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Marie B. Crockett
Marie Boak Crockett
C. G. Crockett
Williamson
N.C
George F. Bowers
Washington County
Katheryn McGill
John M. Bowers
Charles Poffenberger
Baltimore
Minnich Funeral Home
James BE. Rule
Rose Hill Cemetery
Christ Reformed Church
Virgie Seaman
Delay in Germ Warfare Inquiry Marks UN Session
United Nations Security Council delays debate on Communist germ warfare charges after Soviet, French and British delegates exchange positions. Malik proposes inviting Red China and North Korea to vote on the inquiry while Paris signals a compromise disarmament plan to break East–West deadlock.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Jacol A. Malik
Red China
North Korea
Jules Mach
Canada
Mach
United States
Britain
Malik
U. S
Teenagers To Hear Gov McKeldin At Girls State
Annapolis Md June 24 Gov McKeldin will address 126 teenagers at Girls State before they begin mock government work He spoke yesterday to about 100 youths who elected officers for two fictional cities The program at St Johns College is sponsored by the American Legion and aims to teach local and state government.
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Annapolis
McKkeldin
Maryland
Hays
Driver Fined On Reckless Charge
Bayard 8 Varner 28 of 880 Summer Street was fined in City Court this morning for reckless driving after an accident Saturday morning. He struck a car driven by Alfred L Fulks 44 of 451 Park Place in the 200 block of North Potomac Street. Both cars were moving south on Potomac Street Fulks had just pulled from a parked position.
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Bayard
Varner
Summer Street
Alfredl WL. Fulks
Park Place
Potomac Street
Fulks
Anthony's Beauty Salons Ad Offers And Local Liquor Deals
Reg price Creme Of Permanenta cut to 5.00 after 1 p m. at Anthony's Beauty Salons Prof. Arts Bldg Hoonshoro Keedus. Phone 2377 M. Cold beer eight for a dollar offered at Gallagher's liquor store 44 North Locuet Street. National No Reading Gorman Valley Forga Export Guother n statement included.
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Anthony’s
Hoonshoro
Keedus
Phono
National No
Reading
Gorman Valley
Guother
N! Gallagher
Tdquor Stora
Locuet Street
McKeldin Says Ike Liked But Won't State Stand
Baltimore June 2 Governor McKeldin says he likes Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as a presidential candidate but declines to state whether his vote would sway toward him The governor spoke after a Chicago convention dinner with Taft backers and Maryland delegates Taft voiced confidence the nomination would go to him after ballots are counted next month The governor noted he has not made a formal commitment and has previously praised both candidates McKeldin has hinted at vice presidential ambitions and has alternately praised Eisenhower and Taft The article notes a continuation on another page and provides context of Maryland political maneuvering
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Whitney Shoemaker
Baltimore
sPi
MckKeldin
Dwight YD
Retort
AL Taft
Maryland
Chicago
Taft S¢Ain
Taft
Eisenhower
New
McKeldin
Orine Sixenhower
Ohio
Five Day Forecast and Unexpected Tragedy at Huy
The forecast calls for rising temperatures and heat through the weekend with only a slight chance of scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers. Temperatures will run 5 to 10 degrees above normal. In Huy Ore June 28 a mill worker Janeslee Moffatt, 25, drowned after jumping into a lake 20 feet deep following a juke box incident and a reference to a song. A postponed plastering and paper dancing schedule and Rev Henry Kelsh are noted at 677 Forrest Drive, Ady.
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Huy
Ore
Jmp
Janeslee Moffatt
Blige
Fly
Moffatt
Presgeilers
Henry Kelsh
Forrest Drive
Edge Of Typhoon Strikes Japan
The typhoon’s edge struck Japan hitting four main islands. At least five killed and the toll rising with 458 missing and 234 aboard 55 fishing boats unaccounted for. Homes damaged and rainfall widespread as the storm moved out to sea by midday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Japanese Coast Guard
National Royal Police
Eight To Attend Education Meet
Eight Washington County teachers will attend the National Education Association convention in Detroit from June 29 to July 4. Maryland delegates include Carl R. Beer of Virginia Avenue District 2 and rural defectes William Babylon Abs Vada To Seer Douglas Bivens Mrs Pearl Snively M. Louise Stell and Velora Swauger from Trancock in transit plans for Assembly meetings and NEA governing sessions.
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Washington County
National
Fderation Association
Detroit
Maryland
Assembly
Douglas Bivens
Beanshorn
Pearl Snively
Flaverstown
M. Louise Stell
Waynesboro
Velora Swauger
Trancock
McKeldin Names Judge On Shore
Annapolis June 24 McKeldin named Republican State Senator Dale Adkins Jr as associate judge of the First Judicial Circuit on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Adkins succeeds Associate Judge Levin Chude Bailey of Salishurs who died earlier this month.
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Annapolis
Goev
McWeldin
Dale Adkins, Jr
Car Derailment Near Camp Ritchie Blocks Main Line
A car on an eastbound freight train derailed near Camp Ritchie, blocking the Western Maryland Railroad main line for hours. The track was torn up for some distance and repairs were needed. a tow car was dispatched to the scene around 10 o’clock last night.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Camp Ritchie
Polio Situation Critical In Texas Sees Rise
Polio cases surge across Texas with Houston leading, nine within city limits and fifteen newly reported yesterday. National Foundation notes Texas rise outpaces national trend as Dallas Port Worth and Beaumont report new cases and hospitals conserve space for polio patients.
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Austin
Allen Shivers
National Foundation For
New York
Texas
Houston
Harris
de. G. Foard McGine
Nes
National Foundation
Memorial Hospital
Corpus Christi
Poesio
San Antonio
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Port Worth
Waco
Beaumont
Hoyston
Gulf Coast
Convictions In Dizzy Driving Cases Urged
Maryland police at the Maryland Police Association convention urged use of records witnesses photos and evidence to convict drunken driving offenders. Paul B Burke executive director cited 42 percent of drunken driving arrests dismissed and 8 percent of appeals dismissed but affirmed faith in police. Ridgely new MPA president called for a central records bureau to aid enforcement and traffic safety planning.
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Oven City
Maryland
Bishlway
Maryland Police Association
Paul B. Burke
Maryland Traffic Safety Comission
Rervonds
Burke
Miri
Ruxton M. Ridgely
MPA
SUREO
Rent Conference Ends Without Public Service Discussion
Miss Pauline Ringer of Titters town Rent Stabilization advisory board office aide retired from a two day conference in Philadelphia where no discussion was held on public service board problems and compliance issues.
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Pauline &. Ringer
Titterstown Rent Stabilization Advisory ‘Board
Philadelphia
Military Promotions and Assignments Across Several Families
James J Young of Las Vegas Nevada is promoted to Airman First Class after service since 1950 and stationed at Nellis AFB. Leon Spessard and Harold B Spessard, from Jeffers Brk, receive promotions in Korea and Marine Corps respectively as John Hildebrand serves as aviation mechanic at Miramar. Layton Coy, Billy Moore and others aboard various Navy ships and aircraft units are cited with promotions and assignments in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters.
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James J. Young
Paul R. Young
West
Washington Street
Airaian
James
Nellis Air Force Bisse
Las Vegas
Nevada
Auto
James J. Youngs
Bans Mtr Veh
Bax SS
Nollin A
F. B
Wo Brothers
Leon Spessard
Jefferaean Street
Karea
Servier
Harold BK. Spessard
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Indianapolis
Ind
John E. Hildebrand
Atr Netural
USN
Hildeprand
Seach Mualbecey Sp
Hagerstown
Naval Air Station
Miramar
Cali
Dorchester School Head Resigns To Be A Supervisor
Cambridge June 24 WP. Boston, head of Dorchester County schools for years, resigns to become a supervisor for the State Department. The county head names G. Busiek, principal of Cambridge High School and former University of Maryland athlete, as the new superintendent of schools. The change takes effect August.
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Cambridge
Boston
Dorchester County
State Department
Eaes G. Busiek
Cambridee High Schont
University of Maryland
Sehools
Yachts Race Thru Sea To Bermuda
The Trear owned by John N. Brown of Providener, Ro, led the Newport to Bermuda yacht race early today as vessels battled heavy seas at speed. The Blacks wood destroyer escort chaperoned the fleet while the Bolere stayed well ahead of the main pack, pushing toward the finish with strong conditions anticipated tonight.
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Tramilton
Bermndia
John N. Brown
Providener
Hamilton
Newport-to-Bermuda
TSS
Blackswood
fSaeroff
Warside
Frehway
Polio Prevention Trial By 60,000 Children Involves New Vaccine
A large human trial tests polio paralysis prevention with a promising injectable agent. Half the children receive the real vaccine and the other half a similar shot lacking the active component to compare outcomes. Researchers cite monkey studies showing immune response and reduced paralysis when the virus enters the bloodstream, with National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis backing the effort.
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New York
Hall
Van
America
G. G. Cum de Far Hawayis
Natioal Foundation
Foundation
Display reviews 125 years of political campaign badges
A Library of Congress exhibit retraces the long arc of campaign badges, from Whig era symbolism to modern party themes. The display, with bronze buttons and illustrated placards, chronicles politics’ visual language, notable figures, and era-specific motifs shaping public sentiment over generations.
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Washington
Fine
Library of Congress
Gon
Whligan Theney Bharydsen
Ps $Eydsvinst
Aeistaenanie
Marron Man
Police Fined Result Of Race Riots In Chicago Suburb
Police fines reported in a Chicago suburb related to race riots. The court convicted several defendants for civil rights violations and violent actions during unrest that prompted National Guard deployment and police to restore order.
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Chicago
Chinen
woNesea
Che Alhewhite
Sapburt
Federabl Idea
Walter J Ceiba
Chtet Pawih Noneyskas
Oa Matera
Pope
Dharvey
Konbetski
Diay
Clarke
Amey
Dave
Dlingis National Guard
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Franklin and
Jonathan Sta
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Pauline Fowler
Atalie'’s
Beauty Halon
Fhype Soul
Red
Gov. McKeldin
Ady
Blue Angels
Navy
Panther
Karl Ob. Liver Ahaver
Maryland Avenue
Hacerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Lizer
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Utility Company
Jocal CK
Taal
ToGo
Amu
Sam
Jonathan St
Hagerstown Gas Company
Baltimore St
Haslacker
Haslacker Motor Co, i
P.M. Daily
Layton $. Coy
Ensineman
Hersey FL Coy
Shippenshurs
Penna
Wand
Juegene S
Route 2
Pladerstown
Sido
Sere Jing
Atlantic Fleet Service Force
Wask Forea
Tyba Kerew- New
Bill Moore
Seaman
A. Lee Moore
McDowell Ave
Pugeestown
Far Eart
Dorchester
Bermuda
Clear Spring Legion
Harmony Sisters
Cronise
Riffle Dry Cleaners
Pope Ave
By Alton L. Blakeslee
AP &Cience Reporter
David Todian
Johns Hopkins University
Dorothy Horstmann
Yale
Streai
Gath Il
Nelie
By Frank O'Brien
Fritkstown
Stephen
Cetesetus Bo
ADV
EBL
Tibet
Willis M. Todd & CO. Trest Company Beeldeng Waynes Boro
Cuto
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Ifuane
Columbus
Chba
Professional Arts Huikting
Marydaod
8Th Telephone Bala
Washington St
Electrical Engineering
A. G. Crankleton Electric Co., Inc
Elagerstown
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