Reds Mum On United Nations Hungary Report
London reports say the Kremlin silenced public comment on the U N condemnation of Soviet actions in Hungary. Soviet outlets labeled the document one sided and whitewashing fascists, while Moscow accused refugees of crimes and questioned UN objectivity. Dag Hammarskjold had offered to go to Hungary but was rebuffed by Budapest.
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London
Kremlin
United Nations
Red Radio
Europe
Istest
Hungary
Washington
Moscow
U. N
Hunarian
Dag Hammars
Hammarskiold
Smith Denies Plans for Potomac Edison Office Building
Paul Smith president of Potomac Edison Co states that time or location for a proposed new office building off Route 40 on a farm he owns are undetermined. Funkstown mayor says PE interest in sewer ties to a planned connection with Hagerstown’s system, while Smith notes firm growth and ongoing expansion studies without firm dates or site.
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Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Co
Smith
Guy Hebb
Funkstown
Hagerstown
Brownsville Area Reports Big Barley Crop Harvest
In Brownsville region farmers report an exceptionally fine barley yield. Robert Tritappe counted 75 bushels per acre on his Tritapoe farm, while George Besler of Gapland said his field was among the best he has ever cut. County Agent Mark Miller noted yields could exceed average, though grain weight may be light. 45 bushels per acre is considered good in Washington County.
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Brownsville
Robert Tritappe
George Besler
Gapland
Mark Miller
Miller
Washington County
Detrick to Get New Improvement Project
Army announces a 24 million dollar plan for a communications center at Camp Detrick plus related warehousing and barrier racks sections as part of a larger research facility. The center, currently at the Pentagon, will serve an East Coast relay station. bids are being sought for the communications and warehouse sections with construction to begin soon.
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Camp Detrick
Army
Idiological Warfare
Pentagon
Washington
Montmorency Cherries Newman's
Smithsburg
Dial VA
Obituaries for Daniel R Sellenberger and Jesse Thomas Young
Two obituary notices from Cumberland and Hagerstown announce the deaths of Daniel R. Sellenberger of Cumberland aged 32 and Jesse Thomas Young of Hagerstown aged 41. Sellenberger, son of Wil figm and Maggie Sellenberger, survived by wife Lillian Lynch Sellenberger and five children, with funeral set for Saturday at Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle. Young, born in Hagerstown, was a building contractor and Trinity Lutheran Church member, survived by wife and children. funeral at Suter-Router Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial in Boonsboro Cemetery.
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Wedice
Daniel R. Sellenberger
Greencastle
Cumberland
Wil Figm
Maggie Sellenberger
Reformed Church
Grindstone Will
Lillian (Lynch) Sallenberger
Gister
Glenn Thomas
Chambersburg
Charles Myers
Minnich
David FP. Kyler
New Guilford Cemetery
Jessa
Thomas Young
Jesse
Garlock Memorial
Ling
Brookline Avenue
Hagerstown
Henry
Naomi. E. (Beck) Young
Trinity Iatheran
Lillian Mumma
Dearfoss Pike
B. Franklin
Austin H
Dick Greenland of Martinsburg Dies Suddenly
Richard C. Greenland, 62, Martinsburg leader and war veteran, died Wednesday night of a heart attack after a brief illness. A Blair Limestone Division manager, past Martinsburg Rotary president, vestryman of Trinity Episcopal, former district American Legion commander, and Silver Star recipient. Survived by wife Mary Miller. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church with Arlington National Cemetery burial.
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Richard C. Greenland
Martinsburg
Miles
Blair Limestone
Jones and Laughlin Stell Corp
Mary Miller
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arlington National Cemetry
Wheat State Referendum Returns Shape Wheat Quotas
Unofficial state returns from yesterday show marketing quotas approved for the 1958 wheat crop with Delaware Maryland Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia voting for and against in varying margins. Also noted is a traffic summons for Fra Wesler Toll Jr in a lawnmower powered soapbox car and a liquor store ad offering cold beer specials.
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Washington
Delaware
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Miami
Fra
Wesler
Toll Jr
Gallagher
Coe, H. Wash
Locust Sts
Eisenhower Appears Untroubled by Budget Cuts
President Eisenhower, dinner with 39 House Republicans and a prior rally audience, appeared not disturbed by Congress budget cuts totaling about 71.8 billion dollars. Reporter Jensen noted Eisenhower as considerate of others’ views, while he urged Republicans to keep up the fight for America at a White House breakfast and at the Young Republican National Federation meeting in Constitution Hall.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Jensen
White House
Eisenhower FS
America
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Martin
Massachusetts
Brense
Young Republican National Federation
Constitution Hall
Eloping Teens Admit They Didn’t Tie the Knot
Huw Williams and Christina Wennstrom both 18 confessed they had not married after running away June 2 from their families in a Canada trip. They were picked up for speeding in Pennsylvan ia near Montoursville and said they planned to return home. Christina’s mother flew to retrieve her daughter, while Huw lost his Senate page job. Their Swedish families consider future marriage uncertain but not ruled out if correspondence continues.
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Washington
Senate
Sweden
Hiwiliams
Christina Wennstrom
Montoursville
Canada
Christina
Sly
Stig Wenderstrom
Pennsylvaniia
Sween
Pennsylvania
Huw
Rai
Wennerstrom
Nan Williams
U.S
Lindgren
Japanese Leftist Students Storm American Embassy Protest
About 150 leftist Japanese students tried to storm past a 400-man police guard in front of the American Embassy to protest U S nuclear tests, Okinawa occupation, and the Girard case. Police delayed three shoves and two arrests occurred, as a five-man delegation met with embassy officials to demand U S quit tests and return Okinawa.
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Tokyoa
Okinawa
United States
Japan
GI William
Girard
William. B. Coolidge
Richard L. Sneider
Mount St Joseph College Plans Sesquicentennial in 1959
Mount St Joseph College at Emmitsburg prepares for its sesquicentennial in 1959 with events planned for spring and fall. The article outlines the college's history from Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton’s founding in Emmitsburg in 1809 through its evolution, charter amendments, and the community impact, noting its status as one of the nation’s oldest Catholic women’s colleges and connections to the Daughters of Charity and Saint Vincent de Paul.
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Saint Joseph College
Emmal
Mitsburg
Saint Plans
Joseph’s Academy
College For
Plana
Daughters of Charity
Gettysburg
Saint Vincent de Paul
United States
Saint Joseph's
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Elizabeth Seton
Emmitsburg
Toorroy
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
U. S
Canada
British Isles
South America
Puerto Rico
Japan
Maryland
Louisiana
California
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity of
Daughters of Chanty of
Paris
Sisters
Both Feder
Polio Fatality in Cumberland 1957 Census
Cumberland records the first polio death of 1957, Donald Frye, 71, a Potomac Edison Co. lineman’s helper, unvaccinated. He was admitted to Memorial Hospital Tuesday night after showing initial slight improvement but then declined.
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Cumberland
Donald ¥. Frye
Potomac Edison Co
Frye
Memorial Hospital
Catholic High Students Attend Joint Journalism Institute
Four Santa Maria Goretti High School scribes will join Catholic University of America students in Washington for a four week Journalism Institute in July 1927. Under Dr Regis Boyle and Miss Mary Murray they will learn news writing layout interviewing and edit the Pioneer summer paper with tours to national sites and lectures by notable figures. Nussear Wingert Daly and Sullivan will attend with scholarships awarded by Knights of Columbus and the school Parents and Friends Association.
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The
Santa Maria
St. Maria Goretti High School
Catholic, University of America
Washingston
D. C
Regis Li Boyle
Woodrow Wilson High School
Washington
Misar Mary Murray
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Pioneer
Wa ‘Ost
John
Nussear
Bre
J. H
Nussear, Jr
Knights of Columbus
Wingert
Bass Fishing Bites As Potomac Creek Improve
River and Conococheague Creek clear for bass fishing this weekend. Williamsport anglers Kenny Shank and companion reel eleven bass and three catfish, Fred Herbert lands a bass limit, while live bait and plugs are used. George Wolfe notes Conococheague Creek near Cearfoss should be in fine shape by late today or tomorrow for bass fishing.
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Potomac River
Conocosheague Creek
Kenny
Shank
Williamsport
Fred Herbert
iThey
George
Hooper) Wolfe
Blaze at East Baltimore yard provokes arson probe
Fire destroyed part of Century Supply Co yard in East Baltimore with damage estimated at 15000 dollars. Firemen used 21 pieces of equipment, brought blaze under control within an hour after the first of three alarms. Desk drawers in the office were overturned, suggesting a prowler may have started the fire. no injuries reported. Albert Farace, owner, cited 15000 dollars in damage. Police searched area but found no suspect.
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Baltimore
Century Supply Co
Filmer
Katzenberger
Brewer's Meadow
Albert Farace
W. Wilson Blyd
Water line to Potomac eyed to meet county demand
Hagerstown counsel warns city may need a 1.5 million dollar auxiliary water line from Williamsport to serve growing county customers. City Attorney Edward Oswald cited county rate cases before the Public Service Commission as reason for caution on sewage services. PSC proposed 43 cents per thousand gallons, up from the city's 60 cent request. hearings could shift a penny or two. The plan would place 70 percent of costs on city residents and 30 percent on county users, with Smithsburg among towns objecting to high charges. Page 3 continues.
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Hagerstown
Funkstown
Edward Oswald
Potomac
Oswald
Public Service Commission
Willamsport
Williamsport
PSC
Smithsburg
Col. J
Service Marine Pvt Pepple Returns From Mediterranean Duty
Pvt Richard E B Pepple son of Mr and Mrs Carl R Pepple 525 South Cannon Ave Hagerstown has returned to Camp Lejeune NC with the 1st Battalion of the 60th Marine Regiment The battalion completed a normal tour of duty in the Mediterranean area as the amphibious arm of the U S Sixth Fleet Visits were made to Spain Italy Greece Turkey Sardinia Crete Rhodes Malta Gibraltar and Lebanon
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Richard EB. Pepple
Carl R. Pepple
Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Camp Tajeune
N. C
Tnd
60Th Marine Regiment
Mediterranean
U.S. Sixth Floet
Spain
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Sardinia
Crete
Rhodes
Malta
Gibraltar
Lebanyon
Tawes Endorsed by Anne Arundel Democrats for Governor
The Anne Arundel County Democratic Central Committee endorsed Millard E. Tawes for the 1958 gubernatorial race, the first such local committee in the state to back a Democratic governor candidate. H. C. Byrd is also an announced contender, with Ferdi robert gaining regional support as reports from the Eastern Shore note.
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Anne Arundel County
Democratic Central Committee
Millard E. Tawes
Angel Arundel
Tawes
H. C
Gurley) Byrd
McKeldin
Ferdi [Roybert
Leaddra
Raspberry Growers Truck to Pittsburgh Market Daily
Boonsboro area growers operate a daily truck to the Pittsburgh market. For information call Harold Smith of Keedyavilla GE 29632 or L. Brown of Brunswick Sida. Adv.
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Pittsburgh
Boonsboro
Harold Smith
Keedyavilla GE
L. Brown
Brunswick Sida. Adv
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County
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Ike
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Cagetown
Dial VA +a
Mount St. Joseph College
James Cardinal Gibbons
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USHER
Stouffer! Printing Company
Dial Rene
Bettie Geauty Salon
Main St
Boonaboro
MD. Ady
P-E
Catholic High
Blaze
Hull's
East Wilson Bled
Adv
Aitersburg
Economy Mets
Mulberry
Istanbul
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Paul Newman
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Mikhail Ku
United
State Line
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Ruritan Club
Montmorency
Middleburg
Pika
Dial
L. Keeley Long
Woodpoint Bar & Grill
Park Circle Tavern
Big Ae
Cadillac
Volkswagen Finance
Second National
Consumers Credit Department
Second National Bank
Corpecstion
Ritchie Finance Corporation
Potomac Street
J. Welty
Mgr
Holzapfel
Frederick Street
Norman C. Klipp
Jeftersary Boulevard
SEE& Drive
Bill” Hamilton
Antietam Motors Inc
Continental - Lincoln
Mercury
Baltimore Street
Corsi
West Wilson Biva
Congoleum Rugs Mastd
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