Byrd and Mahoney Vie in Maryland Gubernatorial Fight
Mahoney seeks top state office in three counties with ballot impoundment requests and recount bids. Byrd holds backing of party leaders as Mahoney accuses real estate schemes. racial politics cited by Mahoney and Byrd denial of wrongdoing. McKeldin, renominated, awaits general election after a wide primary score in Maryland’s political clash.
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Calvert and
Queen Annes
Spiece
Talbot
Mahoney
Byrd
Seiais
William Preston Lape Jr
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Berd
Maryland
Mahoney Camip
Old Paull
Baltimore City
Theodore R. McKeldin
Simplo
Lane
Cansidete
U. S. Steel agrees to wage and benefit boosts
U S Steel workers and the corporation ratified a two year contract increasing starting hourly pay to 1.57 and widening the wage spread to 1 4 cents. Insurance and pension benefits rise with a freeze on the insurance level for two years and a three year pension plan. Both sides will pay 2 extra cents per hour for the enhanced program. Industry sources note possible steel price hikes of 2 to 4 50 per ton amid this pact.
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U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Portal Security
McDonald
S. Steel
Guatemalan War Ends as Reds Out at Truce Stage
Rebels and government forces clash described as halted with a cease-fire not formalized. Castillo Armas seeks continued anti-Communist push while Vatican envoy Verolino joins armistice talks. Peurifoy calls the outcome the first victory against communism in the Western Hemisphere.
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Castillo Armas
Vatican
Guatemala
Msgr
Gennaro Verolino
Zacapa
Chiquimala
Puerto Barrios
Castillo
U.S
John Peurifoy
Prayer note from Christ Epiphopal Church rector James W. Kennedy
A daily blessing from Lexington Kentucky rector James W. Kennedy thanks God for goodness and opportunities to show mercy. He prays for everyone to express love by making others happy and to share joy, requesting guidance for the day in Christ’s name.
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Christ's Horde
James W. Kennedy
Lexington, Ry
Christ Epiconal Church
Deaths Here Early Today Result in Shootings
Details from a double shooting indicate a fight ended in gunfire. Burger, a painter, was with Mrs. Houser on a porch and insisted she take a drink she refused. Neighbors heard a scream and two shots, with a possible muffled third shot. Blood stains described in the kitchen area. Bodies sent to Notment Funeral Home. Mrs Houser noted as a shoe and leageing club member. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Wolf and
Wigfield
Burger
Houser
Helen Munday
Hagerstown Shoe and Legeing Company
Notment Funeral Home
Potomiac Street
Police
al Sunvunnescenti
Oppenheimer Ban Upheld By AEC By 4 To 1 Vote
The AEC affirmed Oppenheimer's security ban by a 4 to 1 vote after a long review. The panel heard 38 witnesses including Oppenheimer. Smyth urged reinstatement, while Strauss Zuckert Campell joined in the majority opinion. Murphy wrote a separate loyalist view.
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Oppenheimer
AEC
New York
America
Henry’ D. Smyth
Lewis L. Strauss
Eugene M. Zuckert
Joseph Campbel
Thomas E. Murphy
Smyth
Princeton
Congress
Rep
W. Sterling Cote
R-Ny
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Opnenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
N.J
City And State Sign Agreement To Eliminate Crossings
City officials and state road engineers announced a plan to remove grade crossings on Route 40 in Hagerstown. The project aims to end delays and collisions by coordinating railroad and roadway work, with surveys and engineering details to follow. Mayor Burhans stressed cooperation and the long-delayed need amid growing auto and rail traffic.
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Burbans
State Roaden
Ington
Franklin Street
Ings
Hagerstown
Antie‘Survey Corpa
Visemes
West End
Burhans
Chesapeake and Potomac to Buy New Equipment
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company board in Baltimore approved new equipment for Williamsport and Hagerstown central offices costing 14000. The company plans to spend about 4200000 to improve service with 3800000 of that total in the next three months.
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Williamsport
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Tele
Baltimore
Elks Lodge Initiation and Summer Plans
The Hagerstown Lodge of Elks held its first initiation of the lodge year with new officers presenting the ceremony. William O. Renner received an Elkan lapel pin from W. W. Kendall of Fairchild Aircraft, followed by a shrimp feed. A picnic was planned for July 18 as the next activity.
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Hagerstown
Weather Forecast Promises Showers and Thunderstorms
The Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight in the Appalachian region with thunderstorms in the lower Mississippi Valley, the southern Plains and the Cascades. Warmer temperatures are expected in the northern Rockies.
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Appalachan
BiMalssippi
Plains
Cascades
Rockies
Life Insurance Firm Seeks Agents for Hagerstown Franchise
A Maryland Life Insurance Co opportunity invites a successful agent to inquire about a General Agency Franchise in Hagerstown. Financial arrangements will match experience. Apply to C. O. Biven, Director of Agencies, 10 Lauth St., Baltimore 2, Maryland.
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Hagerstown
C. O. Biven
Maryland Life Insurance Co
Lauth St
Baltimore 2
Maryland
Hoffman thanks voters after Tuesday primary
Jos M Hoffman County Commissioner expresses gratitude for the support in the Tuesday primary and asks residents to extend it into the November 2 general election, pledging continued prudent conduct of county affairs.
Appreciation note to Washington County voters
Clarence V. Eldridge expresses thanks to the citizens of Washington County for their support in the recent primary. He pledges that his conduct and record as County Commissioner will meet continued confidence and support.
November Whes clacon day rilis'cround lineup summary
A garbled list of candidates and positions from November elections. Names like John W Wishert Alfred, Harold Imbert, Clarence Eldridge, J Edgar emsburg, George Fockler, Charles L Jacob, Joscal Baker, Edward Rowland, and Hugh Troxell appear with party labels Democratic or Republican. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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John W. Wishert
Alfred
Wieng
Democratic Considuter
Howard J. Grove
Wiiom M
D. Kenneth McLaughlin
Dyer Los Ta
Hollyday
Jere Atte
Omer Thagian
James F. Register
Wille
Harry Newcomer
Charles F. Ely
Hugh K. Troxell
W. H. Needy, Jr
Clark
Henry Holzapfel
G.merlin Sayler
Orpham Court
Edward
Hank
Brethren Leader to Describe Wartime Relief Efforts
Rev Mr Snider, former national director of youth work for the Church of the Brethren, recalls his Germany assignment in Kassel during World War Two. He led international work camps and the student exchange program, supervised Kassel House relief efforts, and will share slides and photos from Brethren service in Austria and Greece at the local church.
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Church of the Brethren
Mr. Snyder
Germany
Waynesboro
Kassel
America
Kassel House
Toear
Mr. Snider
Austria
Greece
Mixed Old TV Listings and Theatre Schedule Snippet
A dense OCR fragment lists TV shows, theatre titles, and programming notes including Backer Bill, Pinky Low Show, Art Lamb Show, Family Playhouse titles, film funnies, western traits, and various news and weather slots. The readable items hint at a local station’s schedule with multiple programs and times, banding together a broad day of entertainment and information.
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Bill
Pinky Low
Art Lamb
Family Playhouse
Sunny
Fairlight Theatre
Starlight Theatre
Jim Gibbons
Baxter Ward
Mark
Evine
Tadiation Neawemar
Wmar TV
John Daley
Douglas Bawa
Mr. Sweeney
Inspector Mark Seber
Tom Con
Boba Nawaon
News Caravan
John Cameron Swayze
Baltimoreland
Arthur Gorffray
Joan
Joan Davis
Hollywood
Vern
Will
Warren
Man
Moning - Holley
Mims
Bobby Dyken
Edwarda
Mel Allen
Merkness
Matthew Warren
Simpon
Rte
Pales
Spo
BIW Baker
U.S
Geneva
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Elks Lodge
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Security Board
United States
Weather Bureau Forecast
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Carl Biglerville
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Clarence V. Eldridge
Washington County
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Clarence Eldridge
Joseph M. Hoffmas
Amor EF. Roeder
Harry Snook
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