Military Prison Scene Of Rioting
Report on a riot in a military prison where prisoners fought, troops used tear gas, and firemen prepared high streams. Eight casualties were initially reported with possible more. Dewey Osborne, 20, of Mountain City, Tennessee, was identified as one dead inmate. Authorities suggest racial tension may have sparked the disturbance.
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Page
Furthex
Parks
Dewey Osborne
Mountain City
Teun
Joe Wellington
Kansas City Times
Johnston
Leavenworth Times
Chicago Phone Strikes Reach Tentative Settlement
Chicago phone workers accept a wage offer while others in the Bell system debate ratifying terms. Edwin R. Hackett and Richard Long, leaders of allied unions, expect acceptance in Chicago, as Washington eyes a pattern for the broader strike. New York operators vote for a raise but many groups reject it, delaying service restoration. The two unions voting to accept are the Telephone Employer Organization and the Union of Telephone Workers.
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Tling
Edwin R. Hackett
Richard Long
Chicago
Washington
Bell System
Long Lines
New York
New York Telephone Company
Maintenace
Dej Shire
Telephone Employer Organization
Union of Telephone
Labor unions coordinate Brooklyn Long Island actions
Workers organized in three sections including United Televised Organizations and maintenance and traffic employee groups took coordinated actions. Meetings across Brooklyn and Long Island encompassed about 1141 workers, signaling a tied effort among commercial crews.
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Brooklyn
Long Island
United Televimme
Traffic Employes Association
Waynesboro Seniors Die In Auto Crash Near Five Forks
Patricia Ann Snively eighteen Waynesboro high school senior died instantly when the car she drove crashed into a tree near Five Forks Pa. Three other Waynesboro seniors were injured including Jane Tim eighteen and Clarice Linch twenty seven. State police measured skid marks and reported Miss Snively's car demolished.
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Patricia Annn Snively
Waynesboro
Waynesboro High School
Five Forks
Jane Tim
Robert Martin
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Miss Martin
Clarice Livnch
Jane Bemus
Chambersburg
Perry Mann
Anthony J. Martin
Western Maryland Pennsylvanian West Virginia Olds dealers meet
Twenty two Oldsmobile dealers from Western Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia met at the Hager House Thursday night for their monthly service blog gathering. A D Leverson Washington DC zone service manager presided at the dinner meeting. J S Snow berger local dealer and two of his employees attended from here. The first Diesel powered streamline train was placed in service in 1934.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Hager House
A. D. Leverson
Washington, D. C
J. S. Snowberger
Card of Thanks from the Marquart family
The family of George H. Marquart thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of wife and mother. Gratitude for floral tributes and use of cars is gratefully noted. Ady.
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George H. Marquart
Ady
U S Notes on Korea Issue Highlight U N Path Forward
The report describes a back and forth between the United States and Soviet Union over Korea in the postwar era. Molotov urged democratic authorities and multi agency governance while the U S envisions self governing Korea free from foreign control. Marshall pressed for free elections and clear elections rights before coordinating with Lt Gen. Hodge to convene the joint commission sessions.
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Russia
Moscow
Korea
Molotov
Marshall
United States
United Nations
John R. Hodge
Joint Commission
Debates on Wage Hour Law at Farm Bureau Meeting
The Clearspring Farm Bureau Planning Group met Thursday at the high school with 42 attendees to discuss the wage hour law for farm laborers. Clarence Mason led the group in weighing its desirability against the economic adjustments required, as Fred Ernst outlined upcoming seed cleaning, paint spraying and weed killing services for Washing- ton.
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Clearspring Farm Bureau
Clarence Mason
Fred Ernst
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed Gantry
Readable puzzle text shows scattered clues for across and down entries with garbled OCR style. It lists many partial definitions and numbers, including references to oriental languages, old musicals, and assorted terms. The fragment preserves puzzle structure but is inconsistent and hard to decode yet remains a puzzle item suitable for a newspaper card.
County farmers' meeting highlights farm bureau deductions
Ten county farmers learned about deduction allowances for Farm Bureau members. Raymond Mueller, assistant county agent, showed films on farm mechanization and travel. The program was organized by Mr and Mrs Russell Mizell and Mr and Mrs Clarence Mason, who also served refreshments. Kerosene lights remain in some American lighthouses.
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Farm Bureau
Raymond Mueller
Russell Mizell
Clarence Mason
Realty Turnover Is Heavy Again in Maryland Entries
Realty turnover continues apace with numerous deeds recorded across election and district boundaries. Transactions include Charles D. Stone and wife, Elwood R. Eichelberger and wife, Emma K. Coss and others, with parcels of land, improvements, and varied sums from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars in Hagerstown, Sharpsburg, Smithsburg, and surrounding districts.
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Charles D. Stone
E. Stuart Bushong
Stella Benner Wilson
Mary J. Barkdell
Glenn Redall
Sharpsburg
Elwood R. Eichelberger
Lawrence Zello
Halfway
Francis H. Howard
Paul A. Eveson
Fairgreen Acres
Ross Geist
Fred H. Wishard
Marshall Street
Emma K. Coss
Rachael E. Coss
Milderd P. Bostetter
Lawrence W. Coss
West End Improvement Company
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway Company
East Side
Edge
Perry A. Kesecker
Russell Steever
Chestnut Street
G. Tyson Kerry
Robert G. Kenly
Glen G. May
Harold F. Carbaugh
North Potomac Street
James A. Mitchell
Frederic J. Gladwin
Rossner Avenue
Henry J. Symons
Clifford B. Tabler
Bertha St. Erickson
Williard Street
Martin L. Boppe
Philip Colvin
Edgar S. Darner
Jack J. Leeks
Iet
Rt. 40
Ruth M. Clopper
Harry C. Clopper
Ralph F. Shirler
Clearspring
Minerva J. Hastings
Harry C
Frank J. Smigal
McDowell Avenue
William G. Beck
Robert E. Beck
Beck Cleaners, Inc
Wilson Boulevard
Summit Ave
Andrew K. Coffman
Thomas L. Stenger
Raymond J. Doyle
Lawrence W. Woolford
D. Webster Groh, Jr
Vila S
Urch
Daisy E. Weillinger
High Street
Vernon Gruber
Potomac Post
The
American Legion, Inc
Williamsport
Charlies B. Nigh
James Kovacich
North Mulberry Street
Gertrude
Brewer
Fred
Marie M. Schelle
Earl W. Hepperle
John W. Ingram
West Howard Street
Maryland Avenue
Jonas W. Eshelman
Walter P. Gruber
Old Home Town Transfers and Local News In Brief
Transfers show multiple property deeds in Williamsport and vicinity with sums ranging from 400 to 310000. Miscellaneous items note a 70th birthday celebration for Mrs Frook and a Florida visit by Akron’s Mr and Mrs Markey with three children. Local Frederick and Charles Bowers family connections and Sunday visits are listed.
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Land
Frook
Braden
John Markey
Akron
Ohio
Florida
Clarence Buntzberry
Frederick
Charles Bowers
Downsville Social Roundup May Day Visits
May Day letters list numerous visits across towns including Washington Baltimore Frostburg Fort Loudon Hagerstown and Shepherdstown. Families like Reed Cline Mellette Bard Dinsmus and Snider share gatherings with relatives and friends from Boston to Springfield Ohio during the period.
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Downsville
Hugh Jarret
Washington
Frances Reed
Roger Reed
Omer Reed
Rayetta Reed
Peggy Reed
Raymond Cline
Patsy Line
George Reed
Baltimore
Russell Mellette
J. Melotte
Sallie Shank
George
Burgan
Shepherdstown
Bonnie Marshall
Frostburg
Sylvester Marshall
Rhoda Bard
Walter Dinsmus
Boyd Bard
Fort Loudon
Ida Kepler
Roy Helfrick
Frank Holliday
Hagerstown
Benj Knodle
Paul Flock
Gordon Allen
Marcia
Boston
Earl D. Long
James Beil
Charles Snyder
Dave Snyder
Springfield
Ohio
Harry Snyder
Don Braden
E. Q. Flook
Ann Curtiss Sets New Swim Records in Seattle
Ann Curtiss of San Francisco broke the 16 year old Seattle speed record in the 100 yard freestyle at the national senior indoor AAU swimming championships. Sue Zimmerman of Portland established a national mark in the 200 yard backstroke.
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Seattle
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Helene Madison
Sue Zimmerman
Portland
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N. Jonathan Street
Hagerstown, Maryland
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Downsville Letter
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Union
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Danzer Metal
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