Congress Must Act Quickly On Peace Pact With Germany
Washington column argues that West Germany’s pact with the western powers must be ratified by the U.S. Senate before adjournment or risk delay until a new Senate session. It compares to Japan’s treaty timetable, notes Adenauer’s cautious stance, and highlights the Schuman plan as a path to Western European integration through a supranational authority governing coal, steel, and iron, amid Russian opposition.
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Ashington
West Germany
Washington
U. S. Senate
Congress
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Europe
United Nations
Germany
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Jean Monnet
U.S
Walter Haltstein
Schuman
Nemand
Seluuman Plan
Court of Justice
Western
Western Europe
Sual
Hagerstown Newspaper Rates and AP Rights Notice
Established 1848 publication details for Hagerstown paper with subscription costs and zone rates. Includes editor J Garvin Hager, phone numbers, post office status, and AP rights noting exclusive local news use.
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Hagertown
J. Garvin Hager
Hagerstown
Associated Press
Fear of the Lord Brings Confidence and Guidance
Myrtle learns from Proverbs that the fear of the Lord is a fountain of life and a guide that strengthens believers. It offers security in facing difficulties, promises reward for sacrifices, and reminds that God sees every thought and action. This wholesome fear helps avoid sin and preserves a loving relationship with God.
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Myrtle
Fife
You Can Always Tell An Election Year
In this year of campaign oratory the piece notes the political fray over possible impeachment actions against President Truman, the constitutional gravity of impeachment, and historical precedents. It cites Judge Pine’s view on powers, and remarks on how partisan motives shape attempts to remove or censure leaders, with Raymond Moses’s quote on political warfare.
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House of Representtives
Federal Service
Robert W. Archbold
U. S Commerce Court
Andrew Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
Samuel Chase
Truman
House Judiciary Committee
Raymond Moses
Television Menace and Marriage? A Bohemian Housewife Crisis
Boyle humorously laments television's rise as a powerful household educator. He recalls how a video set nicknamed Little Miss Cyclopa reshapes his wife Frances's opinions, from news debates to politics, threatening his paternal authority and traditional domestic roles. The column skewers TV as a disruptive household instructor.
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Hal Boyle
York
Frances
Shea
Miles
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Dreaming with Edgar A. Guest as he invites readers to escape the city to a peaceful stream. He contrasts the chatter of shore life with the calm blue skies and water, seeking a simple fishing retreat free of business, noise, and hatred.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Discovery Of Oil Site Is Marked In Signal Hill
Long Beach California May 17 A plaque marking the discovery of oil in the Signal Hill district was unveiled by Petroleum Production Pioneers Inc members with 30 years in the industry They launched a campaign to mark key petroleum discoveries in the state The first Signal Hill well began flowing in 1921 and the district has since become one of the world’s richest oil areas Boomerangs said to return to thrower are rarely used for hunting by Australian aborigines.
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Long Beach
Calif
Signal Hill
Petroleum Producion Pioneers, Inc
Mambera
Te Key We 2 R V Van Dellen Medical Q&A
A Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate feature opens reader questions about disease prevention with Dr Theo Van Dellen. It notes college medical departments, routine exams, and x ray screening financed through student health funds, while disclaiming individual diagnosis.
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van Dellen
Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc
Tribune Tower
Chicago U
Ilinois
Theo, van Dellen
Beef Outlook and Student Psychiatry in 1950s America
A Washington report notes beef demand rising with a projected 1965 beef supply up by about a third as cattle cycles shift with prices feed and pasture. Separately, University of Washington health centers discuss student mental health care and nonmedical counseling as crucial to spotting underlying problems beyond classroom stress.
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University of Washington Medical School
Firemen parade eyed at September Fair in Hagerstown
Reporters' Notebooks notes Fair Association may stage a mammoth firemen parade and firefighting demonstration during the Great Hagers town Fair opening days with cash prizes to attract teams from Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys. Tuesday may be set as school children’s day and Joe E. South trims his weight to join the First Hose Company.
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The
Fair Association
Cumberland
Shenandoah
South End Fire Co Back In Service
South Hagerstown fire company returns to service after its second truck accident of the year. It continues to respond to alarms, aside from out of town calls, using the deluge trick with hose lines and salvage gear. The injured truck will be repaired soon, and a new fire engine is expected to arrive within months by order of the Mayor and Council.
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South Hagerstown
Barbs by Hal Cochran on life and laughter
A HAL COCHRAN column humorously muses on restart and meat prices. The piece notes busy parents seeking happiness and hints that golf and marriage shape lifestyle. Modern apartments are described as small, with casual reflections on everyday quirks.
New confectionery store opens near Salem Avenue
Jottings From Yesteryears notes Harry Neimver opens a confectionery shop near Salem Avenue. William Bloant suffers a severely sprained arm after being thrown from a wagon when a horse spooked by an automobile. Washington County Hospital hosts open house drawing hundreds for tours. Ladies Auxiliary members and county delegates to the Democratic State Convention in Baltimore are listed.
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Harry Neimver
Salem Avenue
Willian Bloant
Washington County Hospital
William S. Lane
Edward Oswald
Joseph Wyrlegraf
Bessie Himert
John S. Kieffer
Baltimore
E. P. Cohb
J. A. Mason
Wt. Ho Wade
Krath
Lievd WK. Hoffman
Leon R. Yourtee
Five day spring racing meet opens in Hagerstown
Hagerstown launches a five day spring racing meet with large expected attendance and betting records. The Board of Education reports a high school diploma record with 421 graduates. Rakexstana High lists 275 in its senior class. CW. McKee is named chair of the American Legion post poppy sale. Mrs. Cameron Elain chairs the Legion Auxiliary. Legionnaires aim to sell 10,900 flowers. Flea beetles plague local truck farmers and city gardeners, damaging vegetables.
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Hagerstown
Board of Education
Rakexstana High
CW. McKee
American Legion Post
Cameron Elain
Legion Aunxiliary
Italian Films Reach Record Output This Year
Italian cinema sets a record with 20 full length pictures completed by April and 18 more in post production. Four high budget exports are included as the industry shifts away from importing top Hollywood stars toward Italian, French and British actors.
Bishop To Bless Offering Sunday at St Johns Church
The Right Reverend Noble 0. Powell, Bishop of Maryland, will officiate at 8 p.m. service at St. Johns Episcopal Church. Powell will bless the Lent offering of parishes in New Market Hancock Fringwick and Frederick. Clergy and many children attend. The marshal is Rev. PK Schultz with Rev. Kenneth M. Chearhart assisting. Miss Ruth Mahon leads Young Peoples Fellowship, aided by Miss Mildred Knode and Eastern Circle. Powell will preach and youth choirs will sing. public invited.
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Noble
Powell
Maryland
St. John’s Episcopal Church
New Market
Hancock
Fringwick
Frederick
Marshall
PK Schultz
St. John's Parish
Kenneth M. Chearhart
Young People's Fellowship
Ruth Mahon
Ith
Eastern Circle
St. John's Church
Mildred Knode
Bishop Powell
Fewer Parking Tickets Yet More Driving Law Arrests
City police report to the Public Works Board that April saw 679 parking tickets issued, well down from months with up to 1800. Driving law arrests rose to 220 last month, about a 10 percent increase, with 37 new criminal cases and four closed with arrests.
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Jesse Brown
Public Works Board
Naval
Promotions Go To Reservists In The 69th Army Command
The 69th Logistical Command of the United States Army Reserve in Unis City announces four promotions from private E-2 to private first class. Promoted are Joseph F. Gordon Cletus T. Hancock Donald L. Morgan and Carl E. Spicher. The 309th Logistical Command supports field troops. Commanding the 209th in Hagerstown is Lt. Col. Cecil McVay with executive officer Lt. Col. Alfred Rendell Jr.
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United States Army Reserve
Unis City
Joseph F. Gordon
Cletus T. Hancock
Donald L. Morgan
Carl E. Spicher
Hageergrown
Cecil McVay
Alfred Rendell, Jr
Governor Driscoll to Speak at Wilson College Commencement
Governor Alfred F. H. Driscoll of New Jersey will speak at the 82nd Wilson College commencement in Chambersburg on June 3. The class of 1952, numbering 96 graduates, will participate. The Rev Dr Frederick Bpeak man is set to deliver the baccalaureate sermon on June 1.
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Alfred FH. Driscoll
New Jersey
Wilson College
Driscoll
Chambersburg
Frederick
Bpeakman
Leper Healed After Christ Descends From Mountain
A leper asks Jesus to heal him and Christ touches him, declaring I will. the man is cleansed at once. Jesus instructs him to show himself to the priest and offer the gift Moses commanded as a testimony.
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Jesus
Moses
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