Collapse Of Paris Talk Seen Issue
Washington reports that the Paris summit collapse becomes a major campaign issue as Democrats and Republicans clash over foreign policy. Fulbright invites Herter and Dulles to explain the spy plane incident and summit failure amid sharp partisan attacks and calls for hearings on events leading to the Paris breakdown. Obituaries follow for Susan Ann Hersh and Edgar Ward with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
J. William Fulbright
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Adlair E. Stevenson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Paris
Christian A. Herter
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Tuinn
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefel Fer
New York
Ipoth
Kennedy
Hugh Scott Hi
Stevenson
Jad
Ore
Fisenhower
Nikita Khen
Shcher
Khrushchev
Scott Tartly
United States
Stevenson Weamed
French-Presse
Berlin
Europe
Everett M. Dirksen
Illnoiid
Mission Isn't U F Agency in United Fund Row
A letter in Voice of the People disputes that the Union Rescue Mission is part of the United Fund. It notes confusion over agency affiliations and lists unions and residents connected to Hagerstown and Charles Town. The item references misattribution by a Mission spokesman and preserves local names and places amid a crowded obituary and notices page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Rescue Sshion
United Fund
Voice of the People’ Recency
Union Rescue Mission
Bend
United Fond
Historian to lead Antietam memorial speakers
National Park Service historian U J Walter Coleman will head the roster of speakers at Antietam National Cemetery memorial services on May 3 with a 2 30 p m address after a 1 30 p m parade Also speaking are Rep John R Foley U S Senator J Glenn Beall John A Matthews commander Maryland American Legion Master of ceremonies Joseph B Guiney Rev Ivan G Naugle will give invocation and benediction Rohrersville Band to play patriotic numbers Clopper Michael Post No 10 American Legion Boonsboro to provide firing squad and closing ceremonies Flowers dropped from a Fairchild plane around 3 p m Coleman a native of northeastern Pennsylvania studied at Penn State and Catholic University of America with a long National Park Service career and author credits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. J. Walter Coleman
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
Civil War Centennial Commission
Antietam National Cemetery
John R. Foley
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
John A. Matthews
Department of Maryland, American Legion
Joseph B. Guiney
Ivan G. 1
Naugle
Salem
Catholic University of America
Coleman
Vicksburg
Ian ¥S
Petersburg
Gettysburg National Military Parks
Brindle elected chairman of Franklin County Democrats
George Brindle of Chambersburg was chosen county chairman of the Franklin County Democratic Party over A. K. Crankleton of Greencastle and Robert Peiffer of Blue Ridge Summit. Brindle is secretary of the State Funeral Directors of Pennsylvania and a former Legislature candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
George ¥. Brindle
Chambersburg
Brindle
A. K. Crankleton
Greencastle
Robert Peiffer
Blue Ridge Summit
State Funeral Directors of
Pennsylvania
Injured trio treated after morning mishap at local road
Three injured Inns Annmaranau at 712 Med Way Road suffered a fractured ankle in a fall and were taken to the emergency room for treatment. Also treated were Mary Susan Oliver, 11, of 7 Cheryl Drive for a chin laceration after a bike fall and John Smith of Smithsburg for a finger laceration from glass.
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Inns
Annmaranau
Medway Road
Mary Susan
Oliver
Cheryl Drive
John Smith
Smithsburg
County Driving Contest Won By Three Youths
Victor Ardinger of Williamsport High School won first place in the Washington County Safe Driving Road-E-O at South Hagerstown High School last weekend. Wayne Basore of South High took second, with Jack Fazenbaker of Williamsport High third. Nineteen teens from across the county competed in the obstacle course on May 21, selected for high written scores and safe driving records. Winners received engraved plaques. top two advance to the state event in Baltimore June 10-11. The national Road-E-O will be held in Washington, D. C., in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ardinger
Williamsport High School
Washington County
South Hagerstown High School
Wayne Basore
South High
Jack Fazenbaker
Williamsport High
Hagerstown Junior Chamber of
Robert Leisinger
Charles Baskey
Pony Express Co
Robert Basore
Maryland State Police
Claude Brubeck
Washington County School Board
Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Haslackur Motor Company
Middle- Kautf Motors
Hoffman-Cheyrokey
Massey-Sharrett, Inc
Junior Chamber
Outstanding Shepherd College freshman receives honor
Gary Lushbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Lushbaugh of Liberty Street is named the most outstanding freshman of 1959 40 by Shepherd College faculty He belongs to the choir dance band and is organist for the Shepherd Chorale He toured West Virginia and performed two organ solos at the Fine Arts Festival He accompanied the Miss Shepherdstown Beauty Contest A North Hagerstown High School graduate he studies music education and serves as a church organist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lushbaugh
Fred L. Lushbaugh
Liberty Street
Shepherd College
Shepherd Chorale
Bas
West Virginia
iFine
J. &. Bach
Shepherdstown
North Hagerstown High School
Christ Luttheran Church
Lee Mullendore Named Trustee Of Bridgewater
Lee Mullendore, executive vice president of Hagerstown Lumber, named a Bridgewater College trustee for a five year term. He serves on multiple church and civic boards, leads finance efforts, and is a longtime Rotary member. Bridgewater College, affiliated with the Church of the Brethren, has 580 students and a $4 million development plan starting this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater, Ve
Lee Mullendore
Church of the Brethrenate
Hagerstown Lumber Company
Bridgewater College
Warin
Bridgewater
Mullendore
Brethren Mutual Insurance Company
Model Homes, Inc
Mulledore
Trus
Tees
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Church of the Brethren In
Middle Maryland
Orean Grove
New Jersey
Finance Commission
Fifty-nine nominated for UT fellowships for 1960 61
F A Bradenburg of 500 North ern Avenue is among fifty nine nominees for University of Texas Graduate School fellowships for the 1960 61 academic year. Fellowships range from 1800 to 2400 dollars and were announced today by the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bradenburg
Northern Avenue
University of Texas Graduate School
California Governor to walk streets for demo nominee
Governor Edmund G Brown plans informal street tours in California to learn who voters favor for the Democratic presidential nomination. He will visit downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach, aiming to guide his delegation to the Democratic National Convention. Brown says polls help but listening to people offers clearer insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brows
California
Browns
Brown
George McLaib
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Animalwishae
McLain
Teenie
Toon
Rea
Fine Weather In Prospect For Next Days
Weather is typically ideal for the season with a few clouds and no showers foreseen. Temperatures eased after yesterdays showers with a low around 49 in Boonsboro area and highs near 71 and 70 at Hagerstown edge stations. Total monthly rainfall measured around 4.64 inches at the Oswald station as variable winds continue and temperatures cap at 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
J. Howard Becklenbaugh
Boonsboro Area
D. Paul Oswald
Hagerstown
Oswald Station
Doris Hutton To Receive Degree From College Of William And Mary
Doris Hutton Hutter of Boonsboro daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred C Hutter will receive a master of education degree from the College of William and Mary Williamsburg Virginia at graduation exercises June 6 She majored in elementary school administration and supervision Mrs Hutton is a Boonsboro High School graduate and holds a bachelor of music education from Shenandoah Conservatory of Music She is employed as an elementary school band director by the City of Newport News Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hutter Huron
Alfred C.hutter
Boonsboro
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Hutton
Boonsboro High School
Shenandoah Conservatory
Blusic
Newport News
Holiday Deaths On Highways May Reach 375 Total
CHICAGO AP The National Council on Highway Safety warned that holiday highway deaths could reach 375, exceeding the 371 record set during a three day observance in 1958. The council also estimated about 13 000 persons could suffer disabling injuries from auto accidents during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maugansville Ruritan Gift Funds Newsletter Ditto Machine
The Maugansville Ruritan Club voted a gift to The Maugansville Letter newsletter to fund a ditto machine. Fourteen members and spouses attended ladies night with guests Mr and Mrs Wilbur Martin and Rome Schwagel, past president of Ruritan National. Schwagel spoke on club ideals and growth as the 1000th charter was noted for the Drummondtown Raritan Club in Accomar Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maugansville
Ruritan Club
Wilbur Martin
Rome Schwagel
Ruritan National
Pile
Schwagel
Ruritan
Drummondtown Raritan Club
Accomar
Fred Bell
Hagerstown
Raritan Club
Hein
Volunteers Elevate Grace Mullenix to Lieutenant Colonel
William J. Clapp announces Major Grace A. Mullenix, in charge of Volunteers in Hagerstown, elected Lieutenant Colonel by the Eastern Area Council in Baltimore. The convention unified volunteers from across the country with leaders Governor Tawes, ex-Gov McKeldin, and Senator Beall praising their service. Mullenix is slated to continue community service under guidance of Lieutenant Colonel Mullenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Clapp
The
Volunteers of America
National Board
New York
Grace A. Mullenix
Hagerstown
Eastern Area Council
Baltimore
Mullenix
Tawes
McKeldin
U.S
Beall
Volunteers
Clapp
Grace “Mullenix
Three Countians Lose Licenses
The Department of Motor Vehicles announces driving privileges revoked or suspended for three Washington County drivers. Charles Edward Atha of Williamsport Route 2, Donald Lee Bragonier of Clear Spring Route 2, and Philip Needy McAllister of 2000 Virginia Avenue, Hagerstown, each face suspension or revocation for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Washington County
Charles Edward Atha
Wil Hamsport
Donald Lee Bragonier
Clear Spring
Philip Needy McAllister
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown
Sherwig Willams
Gliddeo
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John 4M
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Washington Avenue
Cearows
William and
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Eva Long
Julia Ambrose
Pauline Beckley
George and
Paul Harsh
Preston E. Myers
Cearless
Calvin M. Myers
Hagers
Ahs
Leaf
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Edward P. Heinze
St. Paul's Cemetery
Western Pike
Edgar Ward
Ann Marlin (Unger) Ward
Maple Street
Waynesboro
Ife
Sharpsburg
Yatley F. Shawe
Ellicott City
Norment Funeral Home
John Frehn
Rose Hill Cemetery
U. F
William
Grooms
William C. Grooms
Charles Town
Mineral
Della
A. C. Grooms
Charlestown
Russell J. Shank Russell
Shank
Oon
John D
Rebecca (Myers) Shank
Helyak
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Western’ Pike
Board of Education
Myree (Shank) Shank
Kirk Turner
Edward Glenn
Kenneth B
Hunter
Harold Reeder
Harnsonburg
Harry
Florence A. Shark
Acy
Eva
Wiartin
Cartie Horst
Lottie McAllister
Big Springs
East Funeral Home
Beonsore
Wade Huffman
J. H. Tubbs
St. Paul's
Ira Clifton Marker
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Clifton
Marker
Leitersburg
Western Maryland State Hospital
Wolfsville
Daniel
Cynthia
Rowman) Marker
Lone Meadow
Terys
Rest Haven Fimera
Friends
Hie Rew
Harald Kettering
Rest Haven Cemetery
Pam
Ui von
Antietam
DR. J. Walter Coleman
James L. Smith
Christine
Mothey
Fathes
Biter
Gracia
Demos
Gallagher’s Liquor Store
Cor. E. Wash
Logan Gist
E.L.M. Department Store
Perna
Fridinger - Ritchie Co., Inc
J. Lee Mullendore
Doris Hutton
Consultus
A. G. Crankleton Co., Inc
Naionwide General Insurance
Gmiee
Colmtns
Ohio
Shockey Furniture
Letter Homes, Inc
South End
Potomac Street
Turner
Rosario
Luna
Hammond Organ Society
Potomac
Jonathan & Franklin
Thurs
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