President defends mutual respect between branches in Congress clash
Eisenhower lauds courage of military leaders and urges cooperation between executive and legislative branches. He defends the right to investigate public operations and notes the need for respect toward public servants. The president dodges direct reference to McCarthy while stressing departmental authority rests with cabinet heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Don Fisenhower
Zeicker
Eisenhower
McCarthy
I. W
Scott McLeod
Kaylor Joins Cohu and Company as Registered Rep
Kaylor appointed registered representative in the Hagerstown office of Cohu and Company after passing the New York Stock Exchange examination. He studied Wall Street operations, served in the U S Navy Air Corps, and earned an economics AB from Washington and Lee University. Cahu and Company are NYSE members with offices in the Second National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soward
Kaylor
Hagerstown
Cohu and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Omer T. Kaylor
U. S. Navy Air Corps
Washington and Lee University
Fairchild
Cahu
Cahn and Company
Second National Bank
Obituaries continued for area residents and veterans
Obituaries list multiple local figures with details of survivors and services. The notices name Harry G Hoover family links in Hagerstown and nearby towns, Christ Reformed Church members, and a range of relatives. Funeral arrangements and interment locations are provided, including Rose Hill Cemetery and Seis View cemetery, with several viewings and service times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoover
Harry G
Foleda Morris Hoover
Hagerdown
Loyal Order of Moose
Rosé Mary Hoover
Peggy Low
Adolph Foltz
A. K
Christ Reformed Church of
Sharpsburg
Ernest M
Hagerstown
Lester
J. P
Beaver Creek
Geraldine Speaker
Shure
Chifford F
Bakerton, W
Jacob Saltzman
Martinsburg
Daniel G
Keedysville
Jerome, Jr
Lewis F
Buonsburg
Delmos Miller
Keedysvile
Dallas
Les Paul Zertz
Leo Paul Zentz
St. John's Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Blue Ridge
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Fairchild
Puerto Ricans Face Quick Court Action After Capitol Shooting
The incident follows a Nationalist rally as Rodrigu ez, Gandia, and four compatriots faced possible trial. Gov. Munoz Marin traveled to Washington to urge action while FBI interest surfaced. Capitol security tightens with new visitor controls, plainclothes guards, and temporary measures to protect Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodriguex
New York City
Dutio Pinto Gandia
New York
Nationalist Party
Tals Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Land
Eisenhower
FBI
Sun iTimes
Lebron
Congress
Capitol Mill
Washington City
Capitol
Martin R-Mass
Fem
Martin
Photo-Engravers Vote Tushed Towards Strike Resolution
A New York fact finding panel recommended AFL photoengravers get the same wage package they rejected in December, a $3.75 weekly raise. The decision, split 24 with Meany dissenting, is nonbinding and could revive the 11 day Manhattan newspaper strike that halted most papers except the Herald Tribune. The panel weighed $4 plus arbitration, while unions had sought $7.50, and the strike paused when both sides agreed to fact finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
York
AFL
New York
Federal
George Meany
Manhattan
Herald Tribune
Tribune
Lengthy Session Faces Council At Regular Meeting Tomorrow
City plans a 1954 street resurfacing program with about 70 blocks slated for blacktop or resurfacing. Locust Street between Baltimore and Broadway is the longest recommended section. Maplewood Avenue seeks action to curb dust and mud as traffic remains heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
City Street Department
Locust Street
Baltimore Street
Broadway
Maplewood Avenue
Three Held For Jury On Perjury Charges In Bastardy Case Here
Three youths, Baker Minnich and Minnick face perjury charges in a bastardy case here. State's Attorney Hollyday said money changed hands before court appearance and that lengthy statements were taken from the youths, with police interviewing many area residents to build the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papely
Hollyday
Minnich
Minnick
Mollyday
Baker
Mardi Gras Ends In Usual Brawl Leaves City Hurt
In New Orleans brutal clashes marked Carnival’s end as masked crowds and torchlit processions gave way to violence. Police logged 163 vehicle accidents and 16 injuries, with John Albert, 34, killed after breaking up a fight. Charity Hospital overflowed with stabbing, assault, burns, and acid injuries amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tony
Rey
Tard
Misrule
Comus
Vite
Rex
Fpolive
Deankenness
John Abbert
Charity Hospital
Holf
RAF Sunderland crashes in Pembroke Harbor
A Royal Air Force Sunderland flying boat crashed after takeoff in Pembroke Harbor. It carried 11 crew. five were rescued. National League teams will prepare for 1954 with 223 exhibition games across 24 states and the District of Corinthia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke
Wales
Royal Air Force
Ff Corinthia
Ash Wednesday Prayer for Lenten Resolve
A devotional note titled for Ash Wednesday asks believers to follow Christ without apology, overcome evil with good, and show love to hatred. It is signed by Emory Hartman, a Columbus, QC minister at Bexley Methodist Church, urging steadfast trust in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Nate
Emory Hartman
Columbus
Bexley Meth
Odin Church
Eldridge Defends School Frills Debate With Young G O P s
County Commissioner Clarence Eldridge told the Young Republicans that Washington County builds newer schools with better sites, though Frederick County may cost less due to higher maintenance on cheaper designs. He urged discussion on what qualifies as frills and noted past tax policy could have funded more with a steady 20 cent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
Washington County
Frederick County
Old
Iy County
Clarence ‘ ‘Eldridge
Young Republican Club
Secoor
Board of Education
State Department of Education
New Safety Torque Boosts Highway Driving Safety
George Wilson of Packard Motor Car Company announces a new safety torque principle designed to improve highway safety. Packard says the 212 horsepower engine delivers 25 percent greater passing power, enabling faster acceleration in the critical 40 to 70 mph range to reduce accidents and increase speed reserve for passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Packard Motor Car Company
Packard Research Laboratories and Provingground
Packard
Democrats Clash Over Security Risk Accounting
Democrats challenge White House figures on government employee purges and subversion risks. Sen Monroney questions data and calls for departmental security officers to verify how many workers were dismissed for disloyalty, sex perversion, or criminal records. The exchange highlights partisan distrust of EMERGENCY era security tallies and the Truman administration’s handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroney
Truman
Republicana
Young. Com
Olin D. Johnston
I Dan Way
Ufmoctal
Young
TV Schedule Fragment From A Broad Dayline
A sprawling OCR fragment lists a dense television and radio lineup with show titles, times, and host names. The chaotic snippet mentions news, weather, sports, various programs, and specials across hours, including Battleship, boxing, and theatrical features.
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Cohu & Co
Erie
Williamsport
Fannie Bitzer
Frank Bitzer
Baltimore County
Guilford
Boonsboro
William and Mary (Ewing) Bushey
Bitzer
Methodist Church
Emory
Tipton Funeral Home
Hampstead
Glenn Cooper
Mt. Gilead
East Funeral Home
Grant Shoemaker
Mercersburg
Chambersbore
John
Hanna
Starliper
Tena
Harris Shoemaker
Frank Phenici
Rawle
Nevil Keefer
William A. Hancock
George Hicks
Lininger
Stone Church
Lininger Funeral Home
Cara
Garsyairs Bros. Distilling CO
ING
George Osceola
Florida
Washington
Garth
Gops
Florient
Coleate
Campis
c/o Herald
Mall
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Maryland
The
Oklahoman
Oaly BH
Esas
Sinmun
Grand Central
Pennsyltam
Lesson Anderson Company
East
Barker Bill
Rider
Footlight Theatre
Starlight Theatre
Hans Christian Anders
Bryson Rash
Tatley
Serge
Simpson
Jim Gibbons
Baxter Wyrd
da Stafford
John Daley
Douglas Edwards
Eddie Fisher
John Hopkine Scianca Review
Atlexus
Chicago Symphony
Commissioners Report
George Jessel Shaw
Warren Hull
Television Theatre
Big Picture
Hans
Miwaukee Hawks
Garry Moore
Wrantling
Holly Mims
Moses Ward—lord
Ralph Edwards
Georgetown U. Porum
May
Alendra Wiltivorms Hensen
Bligle Vlatom
W. Wandngton
T. V
Lara A
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