Stassen Back Today to Shape Open Skies Plan
Stassen returns to Washington for consultations on US disarmament strategy and the open skies inspection concept. Dulles signals a possible Arctic zone with Canada and Siberia as the focus, while NSC decisions loom for a London briefing next week. The talks also touch on UN subcommittee progress and limited pilot verification ideas.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
United States
State Dutles
Arctic
Canada
Siberia
Europe
Stassen
Dulles
Eisenhower
National Security Council
London
United Nations
Valerian Zorin
Aylet
Peria
Alaska
United
Chicago
Soviet Union
America
Obituaries and Death Notices from Keedysville Area
Multiple notices report the passings of Mrs. Goldye G Bowers of Laplatas a 45 year old, Mrs. Grace Grossnickie of Hagerstown, Emanuel J Craig of Funkstown, Harry L Hull of Kittanning PA, and Ada E Geeting of Keedysville. Remaining relatives listed include spouses children siblings and grandchildren. Services for each are scheduled at local churches and funeral homes with interments in Bakersville, Grossnickle and Rosehill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada E. Geeting
Keenysville
William C. Geeting
Fred Scheller
Sisa
Keedysville
Boonsboro
Alfred C
Sarah (Toms) Huffer
Salem E.A.B. Lehurch
Hospital Week Presentation at Washington County Hospital
Four scene photograph captures Hospital Week activities at Washington County Hospital. Mics and Phytlia C Barr observe as a plastic functional heart model, developed for the American Heart Association by Leon Schlossberg of Johns Hopkins, is presented to representatives of the Hospital School of Nursing. Dr John H Hornbaker accepts the model, a hospital staff physician and volunteer instructor lecturer.
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Washington County Hospital
Mics
Phytlia C. Barr
The
Heart Association of
Washington County
Hospital School of Nursing
American Heart Association
Leon Schlossberg
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John H. Hornbaker
Nursing School
Lillian Benchoff
Hornbaker
Rally To See More Than Champions Film at Potomac Junior High
A rally at South Potomac Junior High School auditorium presents the film More Than Champions narrated by Tom Harmon and J. Louis B. Evans. Appearances include Doak Walker Carl Erskine Bob Richards Branch Rickey and Rev. Robert Leek with Hewitt Sisters. Cantrell invites families to the 7:30 pm showing with 400 free seats and youth broadcast on WARK Saturday at 9:30 pm.
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Tom Harmon
J. Louis B. Evans
South Potomac Junior High School
Doak Walker
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn Dodger
Bob Richards
Branch Rivkey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Leek
Cedar Lawn Missionary Church
Hewitt Sisters
Reuben C. Cantrell
Salvation Army
George Street
Starland
Harl Russel to Speak at Wellys Church Sunday
Harl Russel of the Brotherhood Board of the Church of the Brethren will be guest speaker at Welly Church near Smithsburg Sunday. He leads the 9:30 Sunday School and 10:40 worship service, with a 12 noon basket lunch and 2 p.m. concluding session. All members may attend all services in D. S. time.
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Harl Russel
Brotherhood Board
Church of the Brethren
Flyin
Welly
Smithsburg
Police Action Likely To End Future College Raids
Baltimore Maryland University of Maryland students arrested early today in a car stocked with paint and brushes held on $500 bail after a retaliatory raid on Johns Hopkins University. The exchange raids, an unofficial tradition before the Hopkids Maryland lacrosse game, will be heard Sunday morning on disorderly conduct charges.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Service News in Caribex Amphibious Exercise Reported
Individuals from Hagerstown and Winchester are listed among service members aboard the Cambria and Donner during the Caribex drill in the Panama Canal Zone. The piece notes amphibious warfare advances including helicopter deployment to beachheads and mentions Army Private Henry Poffenberg in Japan on Camp Zama post team. It also covers a campus clash between Maryland and Hopkins with arrests and police action at College Park.
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Panama Canal Zone
Donavan J. Pfeiffer
USN
A. H. Pfeiffer
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown
Garel A. Fowler
Winchester
Cambria
Robert. FB. Robertson
W. M. Robertson
South Potomac Street
Janet
Tuxbury
West Orange
N. J
Donner
Army Pfc
Henry ¥. Poffenberger
Roberta
Norman Poffenberger
Ravenwood Heights
Japan
Camp Zama Post
Henry
Far East
Shepherd College
Must Not Let Down Guard Says Brig General Early
Brig. Gen. James F. Early USAF (Ret.) told the Hagerstown Exchange Club that the future depends on staying vigilant so children and grandchildren may have a happy life. He noted he works as a technical adviser for Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp and spoke at a luncheon for 75 members and guests at the American Legion Home on Northern Avenue during Armed Forces Day.
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James F. Early
USAF
Hagerstown Exchange Club
Early
Fairchild Engine ,and Airplane Corporation
Exchange Club
American
AIG Private Rummage Sale and Dance Event Advertisement
A sale at 21 EL Franklin Street Saturday 7 to 12 noon offers cut prices on late records. Also promoted is a May 17 square dance at Wilson's Community Hall with Jimmy Wayne Trio performing.
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AIG
EL Franklin Street
Hill
Ady
Pri
Jimmy Wayne
Catholic High to Graduate 18 Seniors
Eighteen seniors will graduate from Saint Maria Goretti High School next month. Commencement is at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 9, at St. Marys Church with diplomas presented by Rev. Daniel McGrath. Baccalaureate service at 8 a.m. at the school, preached by Rev. Robert Keller, brother of graduate Mary Helen Keller. A reception follows at 2 p.m. Sponsored by the Parents and Friends Association. One student, Suzanne Guiney, earns a partial scholarship to St Scholastica College. The graduating class includes Judith Campbell, Kenneth Cross, Mary Diseati, Wilfred Donohue, Ann Ejzolt, Patrick Goodrich, Suzanne Guiney, Bonnie Harbaugh, Mary Helen Keller, Ann Leach, William McClannahan, Ann Robinson, Charlotte Smith, Marion Smith, Norma Sobotor, Ruth Spielman, Rita Spigler, and Virginia Spigler.
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Saint Maria Goretti High School
Mary Hermes
St. Mary's Church
Daniel McGrath
St. Mary’s
Robert Keller
St. Mary’s High School
Mary Helen Keller
Father Keller
Arthur D Keller
Concord Street
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Towson
Parents and Friends Association
Suzanne Guiney
Joseph B. Guiney
IMS
St. Scholastica College
Atchison
Kansas
JudithAnne Campbell
Kenneth Edward Cross
Mary Ann Diseati
Wiltatt Berry Donohue
Ann Mae Ejzolt
Patrick Goodrich
Bonnie Virginia Harbaugh
Ann Barbara Leach
William M. McClannahan
Ann Camille Robinson
Charlotte Ann Smith
Marion Patrice Smith
Norma Jean Sobotor
Ruth Susan Spielman
Donate Rita Spigler
Virginia Kay
Cadet Kauffman Wins Promotion To Staff Sergeant
Cadet Larry Kauffman son of Mr and Mrs Lester M Kauffman of Hagerstown has been promoted to staff sergeant in the Air Force ROTC Cadet Corps at Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pa He is a sophomore majoring in accounting serves as squad leader and will be eligible for a commission as second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve after completing the program Also contains unrelated ads for dances and beer at local spots.
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Larry
Kauffman
Lester M. Kauffman
East
Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Air Force Rotc
Beautiful Lawn Tips From Scott's Products and Supplies
An overview of lawn care recommendations mentioning Scott's lawn products including topsoil, grass seed, fertilizer, weed control with Weed-Feed, crabgrass killers, insect controls, and spreaders. Notes include references to Scott's Silent Mower with a five year guarantee and Valley Evergreen Nursery as sources.
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Meyer
Valley Evergreen Nursery
Ady
Scott
Peaceful Atom Radiation Seen More Threatening Than Bomb Tests
Dr. H Bentley Glass of Johns Hopkins told the Inter American Conference on Atomic Energy at Brookhaven that radiation from peaceful atomic energy may surpass fallout from weapons tests in danger to humanity. He warned about long lived fission products, cancer risks, leukemia, and the need for safe disposal as U S and Latin American scientists discussed atoms for peace.
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Brookhaven
H. Bentley Glass
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Brookhaven Nations Laboratory
Hiroshina
Great Britain
U. S
Los Alamos
N. M
Atomic Laboratory
Glass
Byrd Opens Campaign for Democratic Nomination
Dr. Byrd launched his bid for Maryland's Democratic gubernatorial nomination addressing about 40 at a Third District club. He urged a clear party program and unity, critiqued Gov. McKeldin's budget, and called for younger candidates while fellow Democrats debated the field and potential successors.
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Baltimore
Maryland
H. C. Byrd
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Democrats
C. Fardinand Syhert
Louis N. Phipps
Ange Arundel County
Dr. Byrd
University of Maryland
Independent Democratic Club
Byrd
Democratic Party
McKeldin
William S. James
Harford County
Sybert
Peonies and sale items listed at Weigel's and local vendors
Repeated notices advertise peonies at Weigel's 17 Spruce St with price, then reference top soil and fill dirt, cinders and stones for sale by D. E. Thompson, plus a Bakers daily service from 11 a.m. to midnight at 528 W. Wilson Blvd. The fragmentary text includes scattered dial and street references with unclear punctuation.
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D. E. Thompson
Dial RE. Oy Iiv
W. Wilson Blvd
Nursery Special at Shopmaster Elec Garden Shop
Shopmaster Elec advertises perennial flowers with 100 varieties and summer bloom picks. Offers hedge shears, iris displays, garden trellises, borders, concrete and ornamental pottery, bird baths, and field grown clumps. Includes lawn and garden new items and porch window box flowers.
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Elec
Valley Evergreen Nursery
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Tagg
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Goldye G, Bowers
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East Funeral Home
Vernon Miles
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E. G. Grossnickie
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Fllerton
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Myersville
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Emanuel J. Craig
Funkstown
Esther( Williams) Craig
Leon Craig
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Rose Dil
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Harry L. Hull
Harry Lester Hull
Anna Maria Denis
Henry H. Hull
Clear Spring
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Sanderson and Porter Construction Engineering Company
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Lodge of Perfection
Martinsburg
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Bauer Funeral Home
Friends and Company
New Runners Funeral Home
Warren DeBause
Maplewood Cemetery
Margaret (Purkey) Hull
Woodrow Hull
Cleveland
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Roy Miner
Hyattsville
H. L. Powers
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Chestnut Street
J Charles R., Yates
Constance Yates
Chestnuut Street
1St Trains Regiment
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Lawrence E. Jones
College Park
Paul Weber
RFD
McLean
Michael P. Patchan
Allison St
Phillip A. King
William Condon Jr
Hopkins
Maryland College Park
Friand
Penn Hall
Chambersburg Hospital
Chambersburg, Pa
P.O
Hagerstown, Md
Mr. Taylor
Catholic High
Nites Mt
Lena
the Spot
Prifters
Roll's
East Wilson Blvd
Second National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ritchie Finance Corporation
Potomac Street
J. E. Welty
Mgr
Regent
Washington St
Weigel’s
Spruce St
Bloyer’s Restaurant
Butch and
Dottie Bloyer
Prop
Hagerstown Realty CO. “Realtors
W. Franklin St
Meyers & Berkson
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