Allied Bombers Hit North Korean Power Plants Amid Truce Talks
Allied fighter bombers blasted two major North Korean generating stations at Changjin Chosin and other plants as UN forces reported heavy battles west of Chorwon. Truce negotiators walked out of Panmunjom for the third time this month amid renewed prisoner exchange disputes.
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Panmunjuin
Harrison
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Nim
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Aswell
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U.N
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Ble
Shokesman
Willian Noekuls
Ger Htsiely Fung
Naat Quday
Lin
Seoul
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Changjin Chosin
Air Force
Changjin
Fusen
Sun- Gown
Changjin Plant No. L
Setian Yo
Eighth Army
T-bone Lil
Chorwin
Fire Damages Rosenberg Home
A house fire in Funkstown, Maryland damaged a Rosenberg residence early this morning. Harold Rosenberg woke to smoke and escaped upstairs while his family slept. the fire was extinguished quickly by Funkstown fire department. Investigators had not determined a cause.
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Georie Rosenhers
Fathstows
Cansus
Harold Rosenberg
Harold Aya
Funkstown
Sid
Taseberg
Vic
Two Minor Fires Reported Around Town This Morning
Firemen were called to two slight fires today around 10 o clock. The Western Enterprise answered a pit out alarm on a gun fire on the Downsville Pike about a mile from the city. The Antietam First Hose and Pioneer Companies were called to a heated rank stave in the home of Wy Te Kneiper, 42 South Potomac Street. No damage occurred in either blaze according to firefighters.
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Downsville Pike
Antietam
First Hose
Pioneer
Wy. Te. Kneiper
South Potomac Street
Fremen
Too Hot For Furnace Bookie Arrested in Betting Bust
Detectives arrested a bookie amid a furnace arson context and betting slips found at the scene. Police say the suspect faced charges tied to bookmaking and organized betting, with inquiry focusing on motive and the financial stakes.
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Qadtiuiere
Iane
Peete
Rene
Setrine
Rent Boosts Proposed for City Homes This Month
In Phagerstown, petitions seek boosts to rents and related stabilization measures. Officials report opposition and confirm several petitions filed, with some increases scheduled and others denied. Local tenants association groups advocate for affordable housing amid mixed outcomes.
Potomac Motors Wins Chambersburg Bus Franchise
Potomac Motor Lanes of Trasgerstown has taken over intra borough bus service in Chambersburg with a temporary certificate. The firm will operate replacing Couchinineratsit Servier Inc and will also run in Caledonia South Appentia and Mont Alto with reduced service and fare increases starting Monday.
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Bie
Trasgerstown
Chambersburg
Couchinineratsit Servier, Inc
Anontier
Fae Chrishensburg
Potomac Lines
Caledonia
South Apetntaia
Mont Alto
Adso
Four Treated For Minor Injuries This Morning
Four persons were treated at the hospital this morning for minor injuries from accidents. Robert Lee Thuvall of Boonshore Route 1 suffered a laceration to the foot while swimming. Mildred Plotner, 10, Interval Road, sustained head injuries when her head was caught by a washing machine wringer. Barbie Lee Smith, 8, 422 North Mulberry Street, had a leg laceration from a fall. John Harr, 9, St Gordon Circle, received head lacerations when struck by a rock during a track incident.
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Robert Lee Thuvall
Boonshore
Mildred Plotner
Interval Road
Barbie Lee Smith
North Mulberry Street
John Harr
Gordon Cirete
Department Store Sales Rise in Hagerstown and Fifth District
Department store sales in Hagerstown rose in May with a small gain versus the prior year and the January to May period shows a higher year over year figure. For the seventh week reported, Fifth District stores including Maryland posted sales above 1951 levels with a districtwide dollar volume up about 2 percent for the week ended June 21 compared to the same week last year.
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Richmond
Maryland
Heart Attack Fatal To Bostwick
Sherwood Bostwick, 65, longtime Waynesboro sportsman, died yesterday from a heart attack after minor surgery and a recent decline following improvement. He was connected with the Beast with Lyong Bross Co and the Mag uk Metal Division of the National Tread Company.
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Sherwood Bostwick
Hind
Lyong Bross Co
Maguk Metal Division
The
National Tread Company
Steel Strike Wreaks Near Billion in Lost Production
The nationwide steel strike has halted production across major mills costing nearly a billion dollars in output. Industry leaders, including Charence B. Randall of Land Steel, warn there is little chance for compromise on a union shop demanded by unions, citing federal assurances and the ongoing walkout as central issues.
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Vitaly
Lifebland
Industrial America
Woton
Pip Murray
CIO
Charence B. Randall
Land Steel Company
East Chicago, Inc
Randall
Hie
Nifor Steel
Prutaal
Murray Suruday
Pruwai
Taft Sees Ike Following Dewey Campaign Strategy
Taft predicts Eisenhower will adopt a Dewey style in the 1952 presidential race. The speech at LORD Weaver's Coliseum urged a campaign aimed at youth, attacking corruption and stressing idealism. Rival Taft noted Dewey’s exit from the race as a guide for Eisenhower’s tactics during the GOP convention period.
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Eisenhower
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Ington
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New York
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Clegg
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Adm Stevenson
Praia
Russell Ata Sei
Robert Kerr
Okkarama
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Colorado
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Refuiver
Chessee
Mississippi
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Church at Clear Spring Desecrated
Sheriff's officers seek the person responsible for destruction at the church at Clear Spring. Rev Hebert I. Winimains said a break in occurred late Saturday night or Sunday morning, with crucifixion hooks and prayer hooks strewn about. Vases on the altar were thrown, and flowers toppled. Authorities pledged full prosecution.
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Shevitt
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Sheritts Achievers
Damages Sought After Truck Collision on Lexington Ave
Frans Corsi, owner, through attorney D S McLaughlin, filed suit yesterday for damages against Pharry Reichard of the 1900 block Lexington Avenue. Corsi alleges Reichard drove through a red light at Frankie and Prospect on June 22 causing damage to the truck he was driving. Reichard was allegedly operating a Chrysler jetlay.
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Attormey D. S. Mclaughlin
Liqua Damges
Pharry
Lexington Avenue
Corsi
Frankie and
Prospect
Dhanages
Reichard
Democrats To Elect Ticket Says Mahoney
George P Mahoney spoke to Democrats in Dorchester County detailing plans to field an all Democratic ticket and urging party unity to counter Republican opposition. He emphasized maintaining slates and stated the party aims to win key seats.
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Mahoney
Cuubridge
Vaird
Ced
George PL Mahoney
Democratic Caudate Torieseade
Dorchester
Dinner Honors Democratic Congressional Candidate
Mrs. Stella Werner, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sindh Maryland District, will be honored at a dinner in Frederick County. About 300 to 400 district women expected. sponsors include the Frederick County Democratic women’s group. Speaker lineup includes EL Stuart Bushong and County Commissioner Winslow Harlins. presiding officer to be Mrs. Winslow Harlies or Mrs. Stella Allison. musical entertainment planned.
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Werner
Sindh
Maryland
Peter Ban Ton
Frederick
Democratic Women's Group
Frederick County
Werkers Wirthday
EL Stuart Bushong
Democratic State Central
Washington County
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Winslow Haarlies
United Democratic Clubs of
Mies
Stella Allison
Automobile collision sparks five thousand dollar damage suit
A Sandutinee sues Frank G. Kroeger for 5000 damages from a February 1945 crash on Northern Avenue. Harnish alleges his car was parked when Kroeger’s vehicle struck it, causing injuries and disfigurement due to negligence and high speed. The case was set for trial in Civic Center court today.
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Triad
Civente
Hirlaaal G. Klarish
Northern
Kroeger
Northern Ave
Harnish
Merceger
Duer Slated For Circuit Judge Appointment Rumors
Sources say Maryland Governor Keldin will appoint Somerset County State’s Attorney Duer as judge of the First Judicial Circuit. Duer would replace Associate Judge Edinend of Ocean City, with a decision expected next week in Annapolis.
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Maryland
Me. Keldin
McMaster Duer
Somerset County
First Judicial Circuit
Due
Julge Edinend
Johnikon
Ocean City
Ols
Annapolis
Wounds Fatal To South Mountain Wife Of Soldier
Gillian Nagle, 22, wife of a South Mountain soldier near Waynesboro, dies after an incident at an ice hunt. Police investigate as relatives recount a struggle over a gun leading to the fatal wound. The couple had argued days earlier, according to the mother in law.
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Shula
Gillian Nagle
Waynesboro
Stee
Prt Caerall Ninyte
Tlarry
Ihe Yong
Yuntger
Marry W. Natugle
Harvey
Pheu
Lad
Copperhead Killed by Mrs Martin After Bird Alert
Mrs Laura Martin at 16 Elizabeth Street saw copperhead attempting to devour a toad near her home. She struck the snake and cut it in two with a machete, killing the predator while the toad survived. She suspects a mate may be nearby.
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Laura Martin
Elizabeth Street
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