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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1954

Page

1

Sire Continues Despite Appeals Of Union Leaders

New York waterfront longshoremen refuse to return to work amid a split between the independent International Longshoremen's Association and AFL union. Despite ILA President William V. Bradley predicting a end to the stoppage, workers at several piers issued leaflets urging unity and continuing the strike begun Friday over a federal injunction.

New York Tongthoremes Wrk International Loneshoremen Asso Uni ILA AFL William V. Bradley Bradley

Wide Search For Rev Mason Hurd Continues Apace

A widespread hunt for Rev. Mason Hurd continues as investigators seek a current address for the missing clergyman. Relatives report Hurd was a World War I veteran with a 13th Field Artillery assignment and earned his commission at Fort Oglethorpe. The search extends to veterans agencies while the brother Arlie Hurd of Williamsport assists Reynolds & Co. in locating the stockholder. In 1953 South Dakota mines yielded 626,408 fine ounces of gold valued at $18,424,210.

Hurd Hot Springs Arkansas Rev William ‘M. Hurd Williamsport Mason 13Th Field Artillery Fort Oglethorpe Georgia William Hurd Reynolds & Co Dagena Rev. Hurd Veterans Administration South Dakota

Jackson Day Speaker Named for Maryland Dinner

Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington will be principal speaker at the third annual Jackson Day dinner at Hotel Emerson in Baltimore on Saturday March 13 at 7 pm. The event is sponsored by the Young Democratic Clubs of Maryland and local Young Democrats will send a large delegation.

Henry M. Jackson State of Washington Hotel Emerson Baltimore Young Democratic Clubs of Maryland Young Democrats

Man Sentenced For Molesting 9 Year Old Girl

A man identified as Swandol was sentenced after a city police sting connected to an incident at City Park involving a 9 year old girl living on Guilford Avenue. The girl said he grabbed her, tore her coat, and sprained her ankle while attempting to kiss her last Sunday. Detectives Lowry and Price traced the lead, with help from the girl's father, leading to Swandol's arrest downtown after he reportedly promised to meet the girl again. The Alabama football team is referred to as the Tide.

Swandol Guilford Avenue City Park Albert €. Lowry Lowry Sinwandol Price

Agreement Reached For Sale Of Blue Ridge Lines To Greyhound

R Paul Smith president of Blue Ridge Lines announced a negotiated basis for transferring Blue Ridge Transportation Company and White Star Lines to the Greyhound Corporation, joining the Pennsylvania Greyhound Operation. He cited employee records and service standards as key concerns. Completion awaits regulatory approvals and detailed steps. Meantime operations continue as present.

Blue Ridge Lines Greyhound Blue Ridge White Star R. Paul Smith Blue Ridge Transportation Company White Star Lines Greyhound Corporation Pennsylvania Greyhound Hix

Navy Nominee Sought To Replace Eyes Texas Leader

A report links Navy Secretary as a potential successor amid White House and Pentagon support for Stevens in a dispute with McCarthy. Harold Talbott is praised for procurement reforms, while Dulles denies plans for European bases with atomic weapon supplies. Anderson is described as maintaining similar managerial skill to the other two service secretaries.

Texas Wilson Service Secretariat Defense Army White House Pentagon Stevens McCarthy Air Force Harold Talbott Talbatt U.S Spain Dulles Anderson

Outsider Considered for Pentagon Job Amid Scrutiny

Article notes continued debate over top defense post with emphasis on avoiding past embarrassments. Mentions Stevens and Talbott as benchmarks and signals that an external candidate could be chosen if administration seeks fresh leadership in the Pentagon.

Stevens Talbott Pentagon

Obituary notices and related deaths in Washington County

Obituaries continue with Fred Fisher Jr and William Diehl funeral services. Mary Louise Shank, wife of Nifton Shank, dies at 52 after illness. survived by husband, son Robert in Germany, brothers in Harrisburg and Hagerstown. Shirley Ann King, 12, dies after brief illness. services at King’s Apostle Holiness Church. Mayflower note about the Pilgrims’ beams repurposed for a barn in England.

Mary L. Shank Mary Louise Shank Nifton Shank Fairview Washington County Hos Pital Cleat’ Pring Samuel R Florence (Craig) Schoebly Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church The Shirley Ann Ning Nea West Bethel Street Washington County Hospital Frederick County King's Apostle North Street School William Charlotte Lucas) King Lorraine Saunders Delores Joan Brenda William, Jr Dennis David Bessie King Albert Lucas Ha Rerstown King's Apostle Holiness Church Eugene Baltimore

US and Japan Sign Pact for Military Aid

The accord, after eight months of talks, commits 560000 tons of surplus wheat and 100000 tons of barley to Japan, funds weapon production, and creates a 700 man advisory group for Japan’s defense. It aims to defend the homeland while avoiding forced troop deployment abroad.

Japan Shigeru Yoshida Allison Sreretary Dulles United States

J. J. Newberry, 5 & 10 Store Founder, Dies

John J. Newberry, 76, founder and chairman of the J. J. Newberry Co, died at his home in Englewood New York after a long illness. The chain operates 475 stores in 45 states. He opened his first Stroudsburg shop in 1914 and built a nationwide five and dime network, moving offices to New York City as the business expanded.

Englewood N. Y John J. Newberry Sunbury Newberry Pennsylvania Railroad Wilkes-Bacre S. H. Kress Co Stroud Pennsylvania Road Wilkes-Barre Kress Stroudsburg J. J. Newberry T Ja Sound Foundation J. J. Newberry Co New York City

Dear Arthur Godfrey Dry Cleaning Guide

In this reader letter the author reassures Arthur Godfrey that a competent cleaner won’t harm garments. It explains stains age and resist removal, notes fabrics and dyes, heat for finishing, and suggests many problems stem from improper prior care. The writer offers to clean the suits and guarantee results.

Godfrey

Senator Sybert Seeks Attorney General Post on Byrd Ticket

Senator Sybert and Dr. Byrd court a statewide ticket as Sybert declares 28 years of legal practice qualify him for attorney general. The narrative outlines Sybert’s rise in Southern Maryland, opposition from T Barton Harrington, and hints at potential cross-campaign alignments with Byrd supporters.

Sybert Dr. Byrd Byrd Maryland Powersl Howard Richard Lankford Anne Arundel County Congress Louis N. Phipps Lord-Sybert Fevored Lane Benatar Sybert Lane Byrd State J. Millard Tawes Dr. Byrds George P. Mahoney House of Delegates Mahoney Senator Sybert Loyola High School Loyola College Old Baltimore News University of Maryland School of Law Bar Association Maryland State Bar Associion Fifth Judicial Circuit University of Maryland Law School

TV stars and TV sets drive industry buzz in 1950s market

Hollywood and New York talk of Tennessee Ernie and CBN seeking a right hand man as TV expands. Dietrich plans Cafe Istanbul on video TV, Ray Milland wraps Meet Me McNutley. Tony Bennett sees sales surge after Gleason appearance. Bendix weighs quality performance as Magerstown’s Lynmar TV promotes sets.

Hollywood New York Tennessee Ernie CBN Arthur Goffrey Stiraets Tennessee Anum Godfrey Robert Q. Lewis Steve Allen Marlene Dietrich Ray Milland Tony Bennett Jackie Gleason New York Area Inight Bendix Lynmar Television Washington St Magerstown Maryland

Rev Glick To Be Revival Preacher At Sharpsburg Church

The Rev Glick a Bridgewater College connected evangelist will lead a revival meeting at Sharpsburg Church of the Brethren from Sunday March 1 to March 21. He is father of twelve, many of whom are ministers or lay professionals, and has preached in multiple Brethren churches across Maryland. The public is invited to attend.

John Wuce Bridgew Sharpsburg Church of the Brethren Glick Bridgewater College Maryland

NYU Grad Peter Sopko Receives Master of Arts in Education

Peter Sopko of 1314 Potomac Avenue, New York is awarded a Master of Arts in Education from New York University. He is set to participate in the annual commencement on June 9.

Peter Sopko N. Y. University Grad Potomac Avenue New York University

Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism

An enlarged four page offer from The Ball Clinic, Excelsior Springs Missouri, claims a free booklet titled Rheumatism will explain why drugs provide only temporary relief and outline nonsurgical, non medical treatments that have stood the test of 85 years. No obligation to obtain the instructional book by writing to Dept. 3503.

the Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri

Television Schedule Fragments From WAAM Program Lineup

The listing outlines a wide array of radio and TV shows across various genres. It notes emcees guest stars and program titles including The Dennis Day Show This Is the Life and Paradise Dare with mentions of Sports and Weather segments.

Jay Jackson Arthur Godfrey Maward Marlow Ferrucinn Taglianini Kave Lucy Luclile Ball - Desi Amner Dennis Day Red Suttoner Rob't Montgomery Jane Studio One All Star Theatre Mrs. Norte Gerald Johnson Richard Harkness Matthew Warren Elizabeth Simpson Atchison Sparta Clay Jayhtues Bird Sevan Star Playhouse Stead Picture Playhouse Jones

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New York Waterfront Mason Hurd Jackson Day Footbball University of Alabama Nheimson Tide Navy Fleisher Strove Forstmann Julliard Anglo Fred Fisher, Jr Williams Diehl Bloomington, Miinois Shirley Ann King England America Beck Cleaners, Inc Prospect St Franklin St National Wastiate Travel Service Harry Merritt Phyllia Faber Mathias-Miller Travel Department Potomat St Rev. Glick Biden Diclonsom & Gaing Sua C. Franklin Funk E. Washington Western Trails Hidden Valley Pinky Lee Lamb's Stations Art Lamb Aletha Agee Playhouse Pick Temple's Ranch Rob Crosby Penny Chase Footlight Theatre Starlight Theatre Relph Byrd Bryson Rash M. Warren Wink John Cameron Swayne Burns and Allen South’s Restaurant and Bar Poteman Boyer Kotar Moss Agenct Benjamin F. Moss
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