Blood Donor Turnout Near Record Monday
The Bloodmobile drew 126 donors at St. John s Lutheran Church on a regular triweekly stop in the city. Notable contributions included a 14th pint and several donors reaching a gallon or more, with supporters from Elks, Western Maryland Railway, and other groups.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Leroy Pikes
Vale Street
Hagerstown
R. C G. Lehroyer
Charles S. Fuller
Mary J. Stindile
Robert G. Foltz
Elks
TrhState Eiectric Company
Western Maryland Railway
Women's Clule
Byerly's
Arthur B. Martin
Helen Aimtier
Charles Fo Unger
Kathryn Seleher
Charlntta
Veatch
Charles Mf. Dayo
Nellie Henron
Thomas Hays
Benjamin F. Wedfe
Mra. Itilda Sprecher
William P. Scliling
Roc. Sehroyar
Roy H. Farr
Leroy Tz. Weddle
Ross
Grossnickle
Charles §. Fuller
Richard W. Myers
Wilbur
Smith
James A. Quick
Cpl Weep Lockhart
Glenn A. Martin
Glen A. Martin
Irma Davis
Lelia Baker
Clara Hoffman
James &. Sohl
Boyd Michach
Mary J. Shindle
Edward Nolfenson
George F. Rhodes
Margaret Shuman
Mary Groff
Norman J. Ayers
Robert N. Henson
Paul Kristensen
P. A. Kerrmann
Ralph J. Jordan
Hiram Wantg
Leonard Palmer
Herma Willard
David Eb
Hipover
Edward Gailave
Meredith W. Yates
J. B. Hellane
Kirby Krourne
Naomi McCanley
Wondraw W. Younkins
Gaylord F. Cox
Clyde Y. Buchanan
Phyllis Kephart
lLeroy Dukes
Edwin Barnes
Annie Mozinga
Mareth Bowers
Alvey Baer
Jane BF. Cash
Richard Grombacher
Thurmond Krouse
Raymond Griffith
Oliver Dickenson
Robert Shiffer
Gloria Gilin
Mra. F. F. Anderson
Margaret Smyre
Pearl Leggett
Dan Maginnis
David FB. Bonney
Darlas Ridenour
Ferne Ridenour
B. F. Beckley
Egima C. Emmert
Robert E. Mauck
Samuel M. Foltz
Margaretts Straud
John Slaughter
Ruth Maullenix
Richard Fishack
Harry W
Probe Ordered Into TV Crime Inquiries Across Media
Washington May 13 Py-Tha Hovse ordered a handte barreled investigation into crime in radio TV programs and filth in books magazines and cable publications. Only 31 of 445 house members were present as the chamber passed resolutions calling for the twin inquiries. Both actions were by voice vote.
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Washington
Py — Tha Hovse
House
Chamber
Hancock Cuts Street Danger To Children
Hancock faces a traffic dilemma as Route 49 and Main Street merge into a nonstop highway. Elementary school student patrols aided by parents and teachers to safeguard children, with the town's mayor and council urged by the PTA to install stop lights during school arrival and dismissal times.
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Main Street
Hancock
Hanenock
Route 40
Parent-Teacher Association
Civil Defense Week Set Here June 9 To 14
Civil Defense leaders announce a June 9 to 14 program with City and county officials naming J R Townshend Deputy Director Policeman Howard Murfin and Constable Morris Wheeler to lead local drills during the week. State instructors plan a four hour training session for 100 key personnel on two evenings from 7 to 11 aimed at protecting pupils as they travel to and from school and forming a Speakers Bureau to address civic groups. Volunteers will be recruited across services including transportation health police fire wardens communications and engineering. A civilian defense campaign will run throughout June 9 to 14 with a professional team invited to teach in two weeks. The article also notes the date April described as the fourth month in the modern calendar.
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J. R. Townshend
Howard Murfin
Naverstown
Morris Wheeler
Hagerstown
Astreetork
Mo Shopping Spree Here After Lifting Of Credit Restrictions
Local dealers report mixed effects as credit controls end. Some stores drop down payments to ten percent, others keep higher limits or unchanged policies. Major appliance dealer says customers largely silent. many stores not affected due to merchandise type or small-item credit.
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Hagerstown
Two Injured in Williamsport Auto Crash
Two persons were injured in an auto accident in Williamsport on Sunday. The injured are J. H. McPherson, 64 Harmons Alley, with a fractured jaw, and Glenn Rook, Harmons Alley, with a broken nose. Idaho's state capitol building covers 50,646 square feet.
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Wilhamsport
J. H. McPherson
Harmons Alley
Glenn Rook
Idaho
Election Held By Sportsmen Club Chooses Officers
At the annual Conococheague Sportsmen's Club meeting new directors were elected and officers appointed. Firemen to meet as Western Enterprise Fire Company holds a special session to select delegates for the year. E Harbaugh serves as president with Raymond named to appoint the new fire chief. B Bow and Edward K serve as vice president and secretary respectively.
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Western Enterprise Fire Company
Sched
Pauli
E. Harbaugh
Raymond
B. Bow
Edward K
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