Eisenhower Signals 1952 Bid and Unifying Defense Plan
Washington March 12 General Dwight D Eisenhower said he would devote his life to unifying the free world against possible Communist attack in a closed committee session on January 1. His remarks, made while on leave from Columbia University, raised questions about a possible presidential bid in 1952 and reflected growing European confidence in his leadership of western rearmament. The Senate committees unanimously thanked him for his testimony as lawmakers weigh how much of the national product to devote to rearmament and how long such efforts might endure.
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Washington
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Free World
North Atlantic
Europe
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Saltonstall
t-Mass
Fourteen Held In Bomb Blast At U S Embassy Site
Fourteen people were reportedly detained for investigation after two small bombs exploded outside the U S Embassy and Italy’s foreign ministry in Rome. Windows were broken, one car near the Chigi Palace damaged, and a handwritten leaflet citing The Black Legion found at the scene. Premier de Gasperi and Foreign Minister Sforza met in London with British officials on Trieste as Italy and Yugoslavia claim the territory.
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Rome
U. & Embassy
Italy
Foreign Ministry
Paaseraby
Chigi Palace
Ta Legione Nera
The
Black Legion
Obituary: Mrs Nellie Fox longtime Foxville resident
Mrs Nellie Fox widow of Victor L Fox died Monday at her home in Cascade aged 69 from a heart attack. Born in Wolfsville she was a member of Foxville Lutheran Church and the Joe Stickell Post American Legion Waynesboro. Surviving are sons Grayson Orriona Pa Victor Smithsburg Route 1 daughters Mrs C H Vinson Lancaster Mrs W M Saunders Huntington Ind brothers Ed ward Tom John Hobart sisters Mrs Ruth Harshman Mrs Frank Gaver half sister Airy Kilne 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral 2 36 p m Thursday at Foxville Lutheran Church with Rev Robert L E Hook interment adjacent cemetery. Body may be viewed at Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro Wednesday 4 9 p m and at church one hour prior to service.
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Nellie Fox
Victor L. Fox
Cascade
Rooksland
Ida (Shuff) Buckenstall
Sho
Wolfsville
Foxville Lutheran Church
Joe Stickell
American Legion
Waynesboro
Grayson
Orriona
Victor
Smithsburg
C. HH
Vinson
Lancaster
W. M. Saunders
Huntington
Ind
Edward
Tom
Renevola
John
Pittsburgh
Hobart
Ruth Harshman
Frank Gaver
Ladynburg
Airy Kilne
Foxville Lutheran Chiurel
Robert LE. Hook
Poe Funeral Home
Wayneshorn
Three File As Independents In Baltimore Race
Three late filing independents in Baltimore City include C. Markl and Kelly for Mayor, George Sellmayer for City Council president, and Chester W. Tawney for Comptroller. All are Democrats opposing the regular party slate in the general election with primaries due March 27. Independent candidates faced petition signatures to qualify.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
C. Markl and
Kelly
George Sellmayer
Chester W. Tawney
House of Delegates
Camptroller
Fll
Ministers View New Film at County Lutheran Meeting
At St. John's Church yesterday morning the County Lutheran Ministers Association showed the Lutheran World Action film Turn In The Road. The documentary spotlights a decade of Lutheran World Action work with scenes from the United States and Tanganyika. A leadership training school was announced for six weeks starting April 2 at St. John's auditorium. Plans also advanced a dinner dance for April 14 honoring Rev. Dr. Franklin D. Fry and Lutheran clergy spouses.
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County
Lutheran Ministers’ Association
Lutheran World Action
St. John's Lutheran Church
Tanganyika
R. M. Miller
Funkstown
Lutheran World Action Giving
Lutheran Leadership Training School
St. John’s Auditorium
Franklin D. Fry
United Lutheran Chucrch
America
Cumberland backs scenic highway and national parkway plan
Cumberland civic and business leaders voiced full support for a scenic highway and national parkway along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal route. The State Senate Finance Committee will hold a hearing in Annapolis on a bill to purchase land for the parkway, with Major Thomas S. Past, City Solicitor W. Barte Cahey, and Joseph M. Naghton of the Cumberland Chamber of Commerce expected to attend.
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Maniberland Civic Air Recreational
Washington
Frederick
Bheen
State Senate Finance Committee
Annapolis
Thomas S. Past
W. Barte Cahey
Joseph M. Naghton
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Wanted dog sitter for aged and sick dog in Atlanta
In the Negro female help wanted column the Constitution printed a March 13 notice seeking a dog sitter for an aged and ill dog. The ad offered hourly pay and required notarized references. Mrs. W. G. Scott inserted it, noting she lives alone with her Army husband and Navy son away. Blackie is an 14 year old mixed bull and fox terrier.
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Atlanta
The
Constitution
W. G. Scott
Navy
Pacific
Blackie
M A C A Chapter To Hear Talk On State Accounting
Walter F E Kennedy director of Maryland's retail sales tax division will speak on State and Municipal Accounting before the Hagerstown M A C A chapter at their March meeting at the Hotel Alexander. The chapter will honor national president William B McCloskey. reception at 6 30 p m precedes the program with invited members from Baltimore Washington York Lancaster and Worcester and special entertainment planned.
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Walter FE. Kennedy
Maryland
Hagerstown
National Association of Cost
Alexander
Kennedy
Secutley
James J. Lacy
Camptrotter
William B. McCloskey
McCloskey
Mare- Tana
Granite
Pare Institute
Baltimore
National Fertilizer Association
Davisen Chemical Corporation
Baltimere
Sheen
NACA
Mr. McCloskey
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Gay S. Kidwell
National Board of Directors
Carlyle H. Gordon
Gleon F. T Bailey
Wayne H. Carrol
Washington
York
Lancaster
Worrshire
Shoeless Gordon Held on Federal Burglary Charge
Floyd Henry Gordon told the commissioner at a preliminary hearing he fled Fort Meade because a soldier accused him of cheating at cards and stealing, not burglary. Four 20 bills were found in his pocket and his shoes were recovered near the officers quarters. Gordon acknowledged being at Fort Meade the night of the incident and was ordered held under 25000 bond for the Federal Grand Jury.
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Baltimore
Floyd Henry Gordon
Fort Meade
Washington
Gordon
Ernest Volkart
Federal Grand Jury
Burelarly
Vegetable Soup Sale At St Matthews Belr Church
A vegetable soup sale is planned for Thursday March 15 at St Matthews Belr Church located at 444 West Franklin. Delivery orders can be placed by calling 3211 M.
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St. Matthews
Belr
W. Franklin
National Jaycee President Kemler To Visit Local Chapter Friday
National Jaycee President Richard W. Kemler will visit Hagerstown on Friday to address Jaycees and guests on preserving the American way of life. The Marshalltown Iowa attorney and former Air Force navigator arrives with Jerald Horfberger of Baltimore to tour local sites and speak at the Hotel Alexander Potomac Room.
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Jaycee
Kemler
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Jaycees F
Richard W. Kemler
Uiion
Marshall Town
Iowa
Uniersity of Iowa
College of Law
Air Force
Marshalltown
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Dunder Chamber of Commerce
UPR Aathor
Wemler
Jerald
Horfberger
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Chamberland
Frostburg
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
W. M. Shows Strong February Income at Western Maryland
Western Maryland Railway reports February net income near 415000 after taxes and charges, a sharp contrast to last year’s deficit of 84133 due to coal traffic halts from February 6 onward. For January–February 1951, net income is about 998000, equating to 5.81 a share on 7 percent cumulative first preferred stock, compared with 105036 or per share on the same preferred for 1940.
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Western Maryland Railway
Apple Market Continues Dull With Mixed Stock Movements
The apple market remained dull as buyers purchased mostly bulk and cheaper packed stock. Prices ranged with Naplen Yorks at around $22 per bushel, Winesaps at about $2.50 for 2 inch ups, and Delic ious Delic ions at $2.45 for 2 inches. Red Romes sold around $3 for Northwestern boxes.
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Market News Service
U.S
Victims Of Accidents Show Improvement
Slight improvement noted in the conditions of Lloyd Weavers and West Fink. Weaver, injured in a head on crash on the Western Pike last Thursday night, remains serious but no longer critical with crushed pedals and multiple lacerations. Fink, who fell Saturday night, is described as in fairly good shape after head injuries.
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Wil‘Tian Weaver
Western Pike
Hagerstown
Wost Fink
More Witnesses In Butler Probe
Washington reports add witnesses to a probe of a campaign tabloid linked to Senator John M Butler. The subcommittee hears about a fake photo and alleged tactics used by supporters. testimony names several Times Herald staffers and affiliates tied to the Young Democrats for Butler.
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Washington
Senate
Maryland
Millard BK
Uydings
Iittee
Pictire
Earl Browder
Record
Potomac Post To Hold Regular American Legion Meeting
The Potomac Post No. 202 American Legion in Williamsport meets tonight led by Commander Albert T. Leaf. Regular session starts at 8 p.m. Members are urged to attend. refreshments and entertainment follow. Watch clock jewelry ad follows.
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Potoman Post
American Legion of
Williamspore
Albert T. i Leaf
Leaf
Extended Weather Outlook Trail Winds and Wet Colder Period
Extended forecast shows Wednesday overcast and windy with rain possible mixed with mountain snow. Lows and highs trend slightly below normal with periods of rain and cooler air. Temperatures average near seasonal norms but shift with fronts from the east across Maryland. Businesses note prices for rooms and ads reflect local services.
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Warner Saturn
Lyauntaing
Maryland
Industrialists To Aid In Price Formula Talks
Washington March 13 The government plans a new price formula to tie ceilings to costs. Thirty industrialists from twelve states meet Price Director Michael Vo Dt Satte to discuss terms of the order aimed at relief for manufacturers and rollbacks where prices rose faster than costs. Officials caution no final decisions yet and some protests were reported as talks continue.
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Washington
Mare
Michael Vo Dt Satte
Norrow
Taskine
DE Salle
Seely
Ae Ead
Eforts
Eric Tolinston
Sone
OPS
Formunta
Compromise Solution Of Maryland's Assessment Troubles
Maryland lawmakers review a compromise plan to reform tax assessments including extending the earned income tax credit and revising pension rates. Attorney General Hammond to analyze a new measure. committee debates funding for higher education and road commissions amid broader fiscal adjustments.
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Maryland
Large Education Bills Face House Committee Action
Annapolis March 3 A batch of Department of Education proposals may gain sponsorship today as the House Education Committee weighs introducing one or more measures. Teacher pay raises are valued at 8500 annually, with estimates of 27.3 million dollars per year for the program. Proposals include boosting school construction funds, increasing state aid, and authorizing issuing bonds for construction. Governor McKetland opposes tax increases, while Senate leaders propose taxes to fund raises. The debate continues at the Education Group meeting, with Republicans split on the plan.
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Chen
Maryland
Rodaspayer
Klible Alexuny
Medohtin
State Roads and Public Service Commissions
Register of
Wis
Annapolis
Department of Education
House Education Committee
McKetdindumediatels
Senate
Kimble We Alexanys
Roads Commission
Board of Revenues
Kimble
Chete
House
Baltimore
Seventh
Pagety
Dippel
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M.A.C.A
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