Truman Forces Hope To Block More Aid Cuts
Washington May 24 Administrations leaders moved to regain control of the House to prevent further cuts in the multibillion dollar foreign aid program. Republicans won temporary control during a tumultuous session as the program was trimmed to 6.2738 billion dollars. The vote backed 615 million in economic funds cuts and 829 million in military aid reductions to Europe, with Taft faction leading the drive for deeper cuts amid Democratic absenteeism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Europe
Foreign Affairs Comittee
Europa
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Sen
Robert Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Sanitarian from Pennsylvani a Begins Hagerstown Training
A Pennsylvania State Health Department sanitarian arrives in Hagerstown for six weeks of field training in Washington County Health Department sanitation. Lee Foust of Dallastown Pa, recently completed a U S Public Health Service course in Pittsburgh, will work under local sanitarian supervision inspecting dairies dairy farms and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Health Department
Hagerstown
Washington County Health Department
Lee
Foust
Dallastown
U. S. Public Health Service
Pittsburgh
York County
Prayer for Children and Protection Across Lands
A dated religious reflection from Forrest C. Freezer of Waco Texas asking for divine protection for children worldwide. He prays rulers have compassion and that children be preserved from harm, citing the Christ child’s protection against a wicked king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest C. Freezer
Waco
Texas
First Baptist Church
Obituaries: Silas Hoover, Silas Hoover
Obituary notices for Silas Melvin Hoover 71 of Hagerstown and Theodore Sallas 84 of Boonsboro and Charles A Coulter of near Knoxville. Hoover died at Washington County Hospital after two years illness and services set at Suter Funeral Home. Sallas died at Guilford Convalescent Home after a one week illness. Coulter died at his home after lingering illness.
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Silas Melvin Hoover
Washington Avenue
Washington County
Myersville
Denton and
Rebecca (Babbington) Hoover
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Western Enterprise Fire Company
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Fenns
Theodore Sallas
South Potomac Street
Guilford
Boonsboro
Mr. Sallas
Muzake
Greece
Jim Koliopulos
Suter
Father Deltas
Rose Hill Cemetery
Charles A. Coulter
Charles Ashby Coulter
Knoxville
William Mason
Intia (Gordon) Coulter
Rosa Main
Coulter
Jr College Class To Present Last Of Radio Dramas
The Hagerstown Junior College speech class presents the final radio drama Monday night June 26 at 10 30 over Station WARK. They perform Moliere's A Doctor in Spite of Himself with Bernard Beisel as the doctor Leanerelle Lu Rue Schilling as Lucinde and Phil Brown as Leandre among a cast including Joanne Waftensmith Eugene Martin Chris Diehl James McElhaney Phyllis Breakall and Harold Price.
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Hagerstown Junior College
WARK
Moliere
Bernard &Eisel
Leanerelle
Lu Rue Schilling
Lucinde
Bottled Beer Ad at Gunnell's Liquor Store
Local ad promotes bottled beer at Gunnell's Liquor Store located at the Franklin and Jonathan streets corner. Also features a quick service for rubber stamps from Stouffer Printing Company with telephone contact.
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Gunnell's Liquor Store
Franklin & Jonathan Srs
Telephone
Eight Jamison workers join Thirty Year Club
Eight Jamison Cold Storage Door Company employees reach 30 years of service this year totaling 240 years. They will be inducted into the Thirty Year Club at a banquet in the Hotel Alexander ballroom this evening with a ceremony and reception for Mia Draper and seven colleagues.
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Jamison Cold Storage Door Company
Mia
Mars Socks Draper
John M. Roe
Roy S. Mundey
Jacob R. Bleyer
Roy EK
Fall
Clyda E. Shull
Wihtont Troupe
Lester F. Gibney
Hotel Alexander
Jamison Company's 30 Year Club Adds Eight Members
Eight new members will join Jamison Cold Storage Door Company's Thirty Year Club at a Hotel Alexander banquet in Hagerstown. The 21-member roster includes J W Jamison Jr and the eight inductees started in 1922. Music by The Ten Hills Billy Band will follow the ceremony.
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Albert
Roy Brown
Naomi E. Weddle
Charles W. Weller
Samuel ©. Miller
Harris S$. Morris
Hollis E. Snapp
David J. Betts
J. W. Jamison, Jr
J. V. Jamison
Charles Weller
Ten Hills Billy Band
Baltimore
Back From Korea Cpl James Mayhite Furlough
Cpl. James Mayhite son of Mr and Mrs Fred Marhite 351 Brookline Avenue is on a 30 day furlough with his parents after ten months service in Korea with the 27th Regiment He will report to Fort Meade Md for a new assignment after his furlough.
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Cpl
James Mayhite
Fred Marhite
Brookline Avenue
Korea
Fort Meade
Gustom Spraying Ad B Shocked Ad
Ad claims shrubbery and trees spraying service by Gustom Spraying with phone contact in Hagerstown. Also an advertisement for Senuinentialian Spaghetti Ravioli and meat sauce offered by Sam Fortunato at 1217 West Washington Street.
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Hagerstown
R. Sam Fortunato
Washington St
Aviation Fuel Shortage Forces Airlines to Reduce Flights
Denver May 38 The aviation fuel shortage grows sharper as a strike nears end with oil industry cooling and refinery workers voting to end. Airlines urge decontrol of aviation fuel from Secretary of the Interior Chapman as the PAD maintains restrictions likely until June 2. Pan American and American Airlines announce further flight reductions with American canceling 4 flights and planning up to 1468 more on Saturday.
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Denver
Ead
Chapman
Petrotoam Administration For Defense
PAD
Air Force
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
American
PO OR. Smith
St Pauls Men’s Group Elects Officers at Meeting
The Men’s Brotherhood of St Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church elected officers for the coming year. Paul Shuypp is president and Daniel Secrest first vice president with Robert Myers as second vice president. Other posts include Daniel Sebhert secretary and Quinter King treasurer. Russell Hicks spoke on faith and California redwood trees. Members set monthly meetings for the third Tuesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of
Senate Approves McCarren Immigration Bill in Voice Vote
The Senate approved the McCarren immigration bill in a voice vote after debate. It retains 1920 quotas with modest increases, revises naturalization, and grants priority to skilled immigrants, while opponents warn of harsh provisions. The measure goes to a House conference for reconciliation before a veto could be a possibility.
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Senate
McCarren
Washington
Mutta Arate Senate
Ant
New Atlee
Sen. McCarran
D-Noev
House
Sen
Lehman
Donny
Humphrey
D-Minn
Truman
U.S
Delp Praises Lay Religion at Hood College Chapel
Rev. Robert Calp of Hagerstown tells Hood College students mid day chapel that lay religion strengthens faith. He says Christians should consecrate lives to serve at home and abroad and that Christianity is waking up slowly but surely.
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Robert Calp
Hagerstown
Hood College
Atis Dents
Brodsbeck Hall
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kingdom of God
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Administration
Pennsy Sanitarian
J. Golden Phone
Jefferson and
Vwiata
Wishard
Jonathan
Adv
Public Square
Potomac Edison
Jr. College
W.O.W. Cocktail Lounge
Worth Potomac Street
Sophisto
King
Bob Frantz
Rhythmaires
Bud Messner
Skyliners
C.B.S. Columbia
T.V. Net
T.V
Freeman
W. Franklin St
Jamison
Jamison Company
Jamison Cold Storage
Roy S&s. Mundey
Clyde E. Shut
Daniel F. Kriner
Snively E. Glesner
Albert C. Magaha
J. Roy Magaha
Spickler Motor Lines
Cearfoss
Parker Tire CO
Weat
Franklin Street
Golden Phone
Ady
St. Paul’s
DR. Hill
Maryland Pipe & Metal
W. Church St
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Rome
Columbus
Professional Arts
Maryland
Butte
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
Washington Street
J. A
Jake’ Hoffman
Mar
Shockey
Summit Ave
Bohman-Warne, Inc. Service Dept
W. Frank
Tin St
Mayr and Council
Chamber of Rommeres
East Washington Street
North Potomac Street
Oak Hill Avenue
West Washington Strest
Fast
South Potomac
Pennsylvania Ave
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Rohrersville and Locust Grove
Valley Forge
Gunther's
Gallagher's Liquor Store
North Locust Street
Delp
Carrol F. Spitzer
M. Ady
Franklin
Christ Ret
Church
OLD Mill Tavern
Old Home Harmony Boys
Williamsport-Greencastle Pike
St Alen
Wishard's
Oldsmobile
Yingling Auto Sales & Service, Inc
Frederick Street
R. Jones
Antietam Motors, Inc
Baltimore St
Klagerstown
Mad
Alexander Coffee Shop
America
Studebaker
Fleigh Motor Corp
O. P. Says
U. S
O. P. Bohman, Inc
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