Marshall Sees Three More Years Of Foreign Aid Spending
Secretary of Defense Marshall testified before the Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States must maintain a multi billion dollar level of foreign military aid for at least three more years. He said European nations will soon fund larger defense costs, reducing U.S. military end item needs, with Asia and Europe repeating similar levels through 1954 and beyond.
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Marshall
Barney L. Livingston
Washington
United States
Free World
Bileaure Foreign Affairs Committee
Satunday
Europe
Asia
U. S
Acheson
Economic Cooperation Administration
IECA
HCA
Council Vetoed Zoning Law Faces Override Vote
City council members plan to override Mayor Mills veto on a zoning ordinance for a shopping area north of Northern Avenue. The veto followed a special session and all-day public hearing notice, with counsel arguing legality of the ordinance and process.
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Hagerstown
Herman ©. Mills
Northern Avenue
Samuel Strite
Edward Oswald
Samuel C. Strite
Strite
Edward Iswald
Mills
Oswald
Bruce Tightner
Conneil
North End
Circuit Court
Grain Outlook Positive in County Despite Garlic Weeds
Washington County farmers expect good grain yields this year says County Agent Mark Miller. Harvests in Farley look solid though belated by wet weather and garlic and weed infestation in many wheat fields may lower prices at delivery as elevator prices drop.
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Washington County
Mark Miller
Farley
Miller
S&aid
Armera
Dancing Schedule and Raspberry Festival Ad
A brief notice lists Dancing Wed Fri and Sat nights at The Little Teiskol Saddle Pals formerly at Shipley's from 9 to 1 with no admission. Also advertises Raspberry Festival on Saturday June 30 at Lakin Ave Boonsboro 4 p.m. and an Ever Ready Close event at the Boonsboro BULB Church social room.
Haynes Returns From Convention
Haynes a local general agent for the Lutheran Brotherhood Maurancea Company returned from Minneapolis Minnesota after a two day convention attended by 314 official delegates from many states. The meeting focused on committee reports and the election of four directors to serve for the next 12 years. He also met with other agents after the convention.
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Donald ©. Haynes
Lutheran Brotherhood Maurancea Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Texas
Oregon
Iowa
New York
Haynes
Obituaries list for Harne Thompson Gearhart Brown Jackson
Mrs Samantha J Harne wife of William F Harne of 412 West Washington Street died at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness of a heart attack. Survived by husband mother sisters and brothers. Services Monday at 2 pm at A K Coffman Funeral Home with Rose Hill Cemetery burial. Infant Daniel H Thompson Jr died aged 15 days. John R Gearhart former Washington County resident died in Oregon IL aged 70. Mrs Emily C Brown widow of Thomas Brown died at Washington County Hospital. Robert E Jackson died at home 341 Jonathan Street aged 41. Funeral details and interment provided by local churches and Watson Funeral Home.
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Samantha J. Harne
Samantha J. Cearfoss
Harne
William FE. Harne
West
Washington Street
Washington County Hospital
Katherine FR. Bonebrake Cearfoss
Lucius M. Cearfoss
Christ Reformed Church
Willing Workers
Patriotic Order Sons and Daughters of America
Ruth Sterling
Baltimore
Nellie RR. Fleaegle
Newpnet
Walter E
Hagerstown
Daniel R Dallas
Texas
A. K. Coffman
Frederick J. Eyster
Rose Hill Cemetery
Daniel HE. Thommson
Daniel EF. Thompson
John McKinsey
Daniel BE Thompson
Rest Haven Cemetery
Chester A. Billman
John R. Gearhart
Washington County
Oregon
James
Mary J
Rowland Gearhart
Mabel Davish Searchart
Len Coloson
Kenneth
Charles
Emmitsburg
Ames
Greencastle
Martin E
Emily Brown
Emily C. Brown
Jonathan Street
Thomas Brown
Richard P. Nichols
New York City
Harry J. Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Zion Baptist Church
J. C. Saunders
Rose Hill
Watson Funeral
Robert E. Jackson
Sharpsburg
Robert
Edna (King) Jackson
Martha V Holling
Kathleen F. Bowman
Detroit
Watson Funeral Home
Tahison Chapel
Rev Francis Scott Dies in Pulaski After Heart Attack
The Rev Francis Hume Scott of Pulaski Virginia died after a heart attack and stroke. He passed away at Pulaski Hospital with funeral planned at Pulaski Christian Church and burial in Dunnsville Cemetery after services in Renona Hannock Church. He is survived by his wife Limagate Wetch and three children.
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Francis Scott
Pulaski
Scott
Pulaski Hospital
Misslimagate Wetch
Boonsboro
Pulaski Christian Church
Dunnsville
Renonahannock Christian Church
Buriial
Bats Invade Bedroom Upending Sleep at Jefferson Street Home
The Cory Stevena family at 334 Jefferson Street was awakened by a bat intrusion in the early hours. Bats flew through the bedroom window and took refuge on the blind before residents used brooms to drive them away and restore the night.
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Cory Stevena
Jefferson Street
Patriotic Band Concert At City Park This Sunday
The Municipal Band performs a patriotic program this Sunday July 1 in City Park. The opening march Tail America by Richards leads to Herbert American Fantasie. Middles include My Maryland London Again selections and Grote March For Americans. Rimsky Korsakov Christmas Night Solon aise appears with Brys On Wines of Time and Your Land and My Land closing.
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At & P.m
City Park
America
Richards
Ferde Grote
Grote
Rimsky- Korsakov
Tr. Brys
Antietam
Ponlar ‘Oimes
Sigmund Rembere
The
Daily Mail
State PTA Convenes July 9 in Maryland Park
The Maryland Congress of Parent and Teachers holds a three day Summer Conference at the University of Maryland College Park starting July 9. Leaders from Allegany Garrett and Washington Counties and national PTA officials will address leadership training and education mobilization under the theme P T A Boot Camp Basic Training For Leadership in a Democracy.
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Maryland Congress of Parent and Teachers
University of ‘Maryland College’ Park
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Maryland
Leon Winters
Odenton
C. Austin Gardner
Offis West Washington Street
Cirs
Sylvester J. Gower
Sharpsburg
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Daniel
Joseph A. Hunter
Emil Smith
Maryland State Congress
Miami Beach
Fla
James C. Parker
Iman
Congress Publicaations
National Congress
Loyal
Loyal For National.” Dr. Arthur S. Fleming, Chairman’ Wj
Manpower Police Commission
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lawmakers Seek Korea Cease Fire With POW Release
Senators Bridges and Cain introduced a resolution urging any Korea cease fire to include release of American prisoners of war estimated at 10,000. The measure calls for immediate action and stresses detainee relief.
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Washington
Bridges
Renif
Cain
Rwash
Korea
Monday Memorial Day Blood Drive for Korea Casualties
An editorial urges Hagerstown residents to observe a Memorial Day by donating a pint of blood for the Korean War effort. It calls for volunteers on Monday July 2, with Red Cross, transportation, and child care arranged at St. John’s Lutheran Church.
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Hagerstown
Red Cross
Korea
Ular
Lfe
Seat
Red Cross Blood Center
Arrangs
Laaness
Soloners
Pailora
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jailed In Default Of Speeding Fine
Fletcher Seay twenty five from Chambersburg was jailed in Washington County Jail yesterday for defaulting on fines totaling eighty dollars after being charged with speeding at 409 miles per hour on Middleburg Pike and driving with a learner permit accompanying a licensed driver. State Trooper J R Myers arrested him.
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Middleburg Pike
Fletcher Seay
Chambersburg
Washington County
JR. A. Myers
Festival Friday Evening at Chewsville Mill Grounds
Chewsville Ball Club hosts a festival Friday evening with home made cakes candy watermelons and sandwiches. Games are planned with a rain date set for Saturday. Ady sponsors the event at Tyne 20 location.
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Chewsville Mill
Tyne 20
Chewsville Ball Club
Ady
Maryland Delaware Weekend Weather Preview with Warm Sunday Rise
Extended Maryland Maryland Delaware forecast shows cooler land over weekend then a warm Sunday afternoon. Showers or thunderstorms likely Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures near or below normals with highs 80 85 and lows mid 50s to mid 60s. Reichards Service Stations advertises car heating cure.
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Maryland
Delaware
Fair Land
Mountains
Delmar Peninsula
Bayfield Returns to San Diego After Nine Months at Sea
Anthony J Calaudrvelle of the US Navy with Bayfield arrives in San Diego after nine months of combat duty in Korean waters. The Bayfield, flagship of Transport Squadron One, previously joined amphibious landings at Thehow la and Leuvher and supported redeployment of United Nations troops from Chinganyo and Pain nan.
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Anthony J. Calaudrvelle
United Nations
Chinganyo
Painnan
Trucker Fined For Overload
A Pittsburgh driver was fined for overload on a tractor by the State Roads Commission. The truck, described as a tractor by a trailer with steel, was stopped on a Maryland state route near Hagerstown. Penalities include 2 cents per extra pound, per recent legislation, with magistrates setting the final penalty. Police held the driver pending arrangements for posting the fine.
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Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Richard Hoyle
State Roads Commission
Doetrol
William J. Biarsick
Dreiey
Ile
Gad
General Assembly
Haxle
Bresiek
Seven Killed In Crash Of Navy Patrol Bomber
Seven Navy personnel died and two were rescued when a patrol bomber based at the Key West naval seaplane station crashed near a Florida coast in the Florida Straits. The PRM aircraft went down during a routine operation.
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Key West
Fla
Navy
Florida Straits
Key West Naval Seaplane Station
Wage Board approves wide wage increases across industries
The Wage Stabilization Board approved a nine cent wage rise for meat packing workers and a two cent raise for 200000 in house employees, adding to a recent minimum wage hike. The move targets broad classes of workers amid ongoing cost of living adjustments while unrelated notices record injuries, rummage sale plans, and local business ads.
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Washington
Ano Westingheuse
Cpnt
Parkinshouse
State Artificial Breeding Co-Op Enters 6th Year
The Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative begins its sixth year on Sunday July 1. Founded in 1946, the association reports expected services for the year near 28 500. In its first year 8000 cows were inseminated and growth includes 24 technicians serving 17 counties.
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Maryland
de Wo. Weatherby
Wertherby
University of Maryland
Mary
Mighteen
Chan
Ford Improvement
Weatherhypohits
United States
College Park
Maryhlid Ace
Ghent
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PTA
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Jake” Hoffman, Mar
Willcraft
Hosiery
Williamsport, Maryland
Joseph C. Herbert
Clear Spring
American Legion
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Knights of the Open Road
Maidstone, Inc
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Furniture — Home Furnishings
Summit Avenue
Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company
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Paul Baldwin
Joseph Baldwin
Rmrteen Montmorengy Gherries
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Franklin
Aspong
Fidelity S.S
Strowfer Printing Company
Pelephone
Clifton TL. Smith
Keadysville
L. B. Smith, Inc. Ordinance Division
Chambersburg, Pa
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American Legion Home
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Westinghouse
Shockey
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