Operation CHIEF Reaches Only Half Of Goal Here
William P. Lane Jr reported the Hagerstown-Washington County foundation has reached 70 percent of its industrial division goal while other divisions lag. He urged campaign workers to cover remaining pledge cards within a week before the victory dinner on June 8. Yale Hanks blamed local apathy for the shortfall and urged stronger community support for the industrial development program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Lane, Jr
Hagerstown-Wash
Searsington County Industries Falls
Dation
Lane
A. Leroy Nichols
Nichols
Mr. Lane
Foundation’ Board of
Richard Grumbacher
D. E. Stultz
J. H. Carmichael
Elsworth Roulette
Harold Porter
Roy Danzer, Jr
Leister Mobley, Jr
Charles Downey
Charles Lyon
Martington County
Yale Hanks
Cochairman
Industrial Drive group contributions report summary
Division reports for Operation CHIEF show total to date of 47 050 across sectors including Industrial Manufacturing 29 340, Contractors 12 719, National firms 17 815, Motor freight 5 550, Beverages and food 1 250, Insurant and reators 1 600, Downtown area totals 136 and 100 for areas one and two, North 70, South and West with no reports, and single entries such as Keedysville 10, Sharpsburg 163, Halfway 20, Williamsport none, with other categories totaling 25 80 and 1 102 in shared lines.
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South
West
County
Clear Spring
Smithsburg
Hancock
Boonsboro
Funkstown
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Williamsport
Moulton Named Night Crier Editor at Hagerstown College
Steve Moulton a freshman and reporter for the Night Crier at Hagerstown Junior College has been named editor in chief for the next school year. He will succeed Frances Hull who graduates in June. Moulton, after graduating Allegany High School in 1955, spent three years in the Navy. Terry Masters will become business manager, a 1959 Smithsburg High School graduate and freshman at HSC.
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Steve Moulton
Night Crier
Hagersigwn Junior College
Moulton
Frasces Hull
Allegany High Sehgal
Cumberland
Navy
Maureen Galnan
Terry Masters
Smithsburg High School
HSC
Masters
Entirely New Constitution For Turkey
Reports describe a military coup in Turkey with Menderes government facing student protests. Journalists freed after serving terms for criticism while many others remain under restriction. Newspapers largely support the military takeover and discuss a possible monument for students killed in clashes.
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Menderes
Senir
Doe
United States
Turkey
Gursel
Jupta
Hurriyet
Two Japanese Soldiers End 15 Year Guam Hideout
Two Japanese soldiers Masashi Ito and Busizo Minagawa emerged from 15 years hiding in Guam jungles to end WWII era isolation. They arrived Tachikawa Air Base near Tokyo in American suits to a 1,900 crowd and 10 reporters, recounting a Robinson Crusoe existence near civilization.
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Tachikawa
Japan
Guam
Corp
Masashi Ito
Pfc
Busizo Minagawa
Therm
Tachikawa Air Force Base
Tokyo
U. S. mid-Pacific
Minagawa
Prayer text with garbled phrasing and names
Fragmented prayer text with unclear spelling cites Mont Ane Guireach and Dudley Siain from a church context. It mentions recalling memories of noble comments, seeking discernment between good and evil, and references ministers and a Christian church. The legible portions mix reverent supplication with corrupted words.
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Corus
Dudley Siain
Mins
Christian Chorch
Chilean quake area fears epidemics as relief fights on
In Chile the quake zone faces food and water shortages that raise epidemic risks. Police fire warning shots to guard emergency supplies while U S and Chilean planes attempt airlifts to Valdivia Puerto Montt remains hard hit. Death toll climbs as weather hinders relief efforts.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
Y. S. Navy
Robert E. Merchant
U.S
Joa
Puerto Monit
U.S. Air Force
Ancud
Rupanco
Lake Ranco
Mt. Carran
Gromyko calls United States enemy of peace in UN session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounced the United States at the Security Council, calling it an enemy of peace after the May 1 spy flight over Soviet territory and criticizing Eisenhower's May 25 speech. He opposed U.S. plans to send 120 fighter planes to Southeast Asia and warned Japan about bases used for U S flights over Red China.
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Mechanicsville
Prange
U.S
St. Mary's County
Rostel C. Thomson
Wakeman
Ohio
Chicago
Thomsen
Lawrenson
National Safety Council
Florida
United
Bank
Lpot
Dhal
Council
Vibe Bank
Robert L. Couch
Alex
Nonjandria
Guily
Conunura
United States
Security Council
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Kennedy Vote In Primary Sets Maryland Record
Baltimore AP reports Senator John F. Kennedy drew a record 201,769 votes in Maryland's Democratic presidential primary on May 17, per official returns. Unofficial tallies had shown Kennedy far ahead of Senator Wayne Morse with 4,351 votes for second. Open convention uncommitted ballots totaled 4,351, while other candidates and party figures posted notable totals in district races.
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Baltimore
Jobe i F. Kennedy
Maryland
Los Angeles
Lar Daly
Andrew J. Easter
Estes Kefauver
D-Tonn
Sheriff to Recommend Uniformed Deputy for Southern Washington County
Sheriff Charis Price plans to recommend next week a uniformed deputy with a marked car for the Dargan area to improve rapid response in the southern Washington County communities including Boonsboro Keedysville Sharpsburg and Sandy Hook. Dispatch times from Hagerstown are longer due to distance.
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Board of County Commissioners
Charis
Price
Washington County
Dargan
Ceority
Bora - Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Sandy Hook
Hagerstown
Auto Crashes Keep Police Busy Along Route 40
A Maryland Pennsylvania cross border case involves Ernest J. Young 22 charged after a Route 40 crash near Hagerstown injures none. Another crash west of Hagerstown on Route 40 saw Ray L. Funk cited for reckless driving after veering off the road and hitting utility poles. Vehicle damage estimated at 300.
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Pennsy
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Howard Sprecher
Ira M. Carter
Ernest J. Young
Franklin Street
Ray L. Funk
Polemear
Conococheague
Pig Auto
Khrushchev cites peace talk, questions U.S. role
A long dispatch reports Khrushchev criticizing Eisenhower and urging genuine disarmament talks. He accuses Washington of deceit, claims U.S. bases in Japan threaten Soviet security, and blames the Pentagon and Dulles for a misstep while noting Soviet openness to talks.
Midas 10 Satellite Launch Marks New Phase in Space Effort
A brief report notes Americas first orbital spy satellite program advancing with a dozen satellites planned. Midas 10 will detect missile exhausts and bolster early warning. The launch from land signals a major step toward a full space system and national defense readiness.
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America
Matas
Midas
Ota
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