Hungary reels as Soviet troops enter on border
Budapest faces tension after two Soviet divisions cross into Hungary amid Nagy's exit from the Warsaw Pact. Government says situation extreme last night but relaxed today. UN protection sought, NK officials say troops regrouping, not invading. US and UN voices urge restraint as Hungarian public anxiously awaits any new moves. Meanwhile a rummage sale and a Friday night shooting event are listed in local notices.
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Budapest
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Oal
Russia
Nagy
Tadthy
United Nations
Italy
Hape
U.N
Soviet Union
U.S
Thomas Wailes
Vienna
Anway
Christian MI! Ravodal
Obituary Notices From Washington County Area
Obituaries notice for Mary J Robertson of Cedar Lawn died at Washington County Hospital at 6 am after months of illness aged 11/ years. She was born near Wilsons daughter of Calvin and Margaren Trumpower and connected with multiple organizations. Survived by husband James G Robertson siblings and nieces. Funeral at A. K. Coffman funeral home Sunday 3:20 pm with Rev. Wilson Ard. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Also Clarence A Hartman of 533 West Church Street died at Washington County Hospital at 9:15 am after lengthy illness aged 46. Member of Salvation Army and local clubs. Survived by wife Rhoda Hartman, children Rosy and Sandra, son Nelson, siblings and in-laws. Funeral at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel Monday 12 pm with Capt Wixson. burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Nora Renner died Monday morning at Martin Manor Rest Home aged 80. Born in Hagerstown, charter member of Washington Square Methodist Church. Survived by sister Virginia Gardner and several nieces and nephews. Service at Washington Square Methodist Church 3:40 pm Sunday with Rev Charles LeFow. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Henriette Powers died Thursday at Jackson Convalescent Home aged 4? years. General representative for Ethyl Chemical Co. of Harrisburg. musician. affiliated with Brethren Church. Survived by sister Llewella Bowers. Funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Sunday 2:30 pm with Rev Charles Martha. interment Rest Haven Cemetery. Also notes include annual turkey supper and church dinners with various local notices and ads for community events and charities.
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Mary J) Robertson
Mary Jane Robertson
James G. Robertson
Cedar , Lawn
Washington Counsity Hospital
Reach
Wilsons
iCalvin and
Margaren B. (Manbaker) Trumpower
Cedar Lawn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Order of Eastern Sur
Webster Springs
Blue Mountain Lodge
Grant Lodge
B of
Lf&e
M. ‘Y Shenk
Mansfield
Ohi
Nelle KR. Gordon
Russell Trumpower
A. K. K. Coffman
Wilson P. Ard
Rose Ant
Cemet
Clarence A. Hartman
West Church Street
Washington County Hospital
Salvation Army
Mens Brotherhood
St. Matthews Rub Church
Dahlia Society of
Hhroda (Lum) Hartman
Rosy Hartman
Sandra Hartman
Mercersburg
Route 1
Nelson E. Hartman
Navy
Camp May
WN. J
Ray Hertman
Wingerton
Kenneth Hartman
Smithsburg
Annie Mongan
Smitheburg
Emma Burger
Ene Leitersburg
Clarabelle Ripple
Mary Cutschal
Chambersburg
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
Wixson
Gilbert
Rest Haven Cemetery
Nora
Renner
Hy Ritter
Virgi
Martin Manor
Jonas and
Elida (Spitlman
Washington Square
Minnich
Washington Square Methodist Church
Charles M. LeFow
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hené Sgene Powers
Potomac Avene
George W
Margaret H
Flora) Bowers
Jackson Convalescent
Ebhy Chemical Company
Harrisburg
Bowers
North Locust Street
Miss
Llewella M. Bowers
Shiloh
Eub Chiren
Price
Ady
Minnich Funeral Home
Charles Marth
Rest Haven
Howard Street
German Official Visits Ha gerstown Tour With Local Hosts
Dr Georg August Zinn president of Hesse arrives for a U S State Dept visit to Ha gerstown with Mrs. Mish Jr hosting. Accompanying him are Dr Ceerg Ahrens and Herbert Weil. Local committee members Dr W H Shealey and C S Baker lead the tour as others join in highlights planned including a closed circuit school TV program, City Park museum visit, lunch, Fort Frederick and Herman L Mills farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg August Zinn
Hesse
Germany
Hagerstown
Frank W. Mish, Jr
Zinn
U. S. Dept. of State
Rip Bece
Washington
Ceerg Ahrens
Herbert Weil
Tor
W. H. Shealey
Washington County Historical Society
C. S. Baker
Clear Spring
Sally Custer Wins Voice of Democracy at North High
Sally Jo Custer, a senior at North Ingerstown High, was named winner of the Voice of Democracy Contest in an morning assembly in the school auditorium. She won from a group of five finalists chosen from a larger pool. Judges included Miss Doris Humrhhouse, Artey Sica, and Dr. DeWitt Miller. The sophomore chorus debuted at the event under Bir. Douglas R. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Jo Custer
North Ingerstown High
Sally Jo
Martha James
Joann Copenhaver
Annita Mattox
Peggy Kaetzel
Doris Humrhhouse
Hagerstown Junior College
Artey Sica
Hotel Alexander
DeWitt Miller
Church of the Brethren
Bir
Douglas R. Peterson
Cars Damaged In Collisions In City Last Night
Four cars were badly damaged in two collisions in the city last night with 19 injuries reported. East Baltimore Street saw a crash when Zariassi, driving east, skidded and hit a vehicle north on South Tocust. A parked car at 673 Oak Hills Avenue owned by Lionel and Barbara Sellman was damaged when Josephine Gowdy, 19, struck it while it was parked at 51 Prospect Avenue. Gowdy was charged with reckless driving.
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George E., Churchy
Sharpsburg
Walter M. Zariass
York
Zariassi
East Baltimore Sr
Churchy
Lionel
Barbara Sellman
Oak Hills Avenue
Josephine Gowdy
Jonathan Street
Sellman
Prospect Avenue
Gowdy
Newly Bought Auto Stolen In Harpers Ferry
A man who bought a 1953 Mercury from Mrs. Taylor reported the theft last night in Harpers Ferry Route 1. The blue car left the road and went into a ditch as Mrs. Taylor was driving, injuring her and sending her to Washington County Hospital. A separate report noted an apartment entry while she was away.
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Witter Streat
Gladys 'Ayier
Harpers A Rar
Ferry Rt. 1
Melvin Gilliam
Winter
Sharpsburg Pike Street
Taylor
Winter Street
David Hasenbubler
Fanet Youngblood
Salem
jAvenue
Washington County Hospital For V
Ranienatmant
Experts Argue If Mideast Crisis Affects Voting
Washington strategists clash over whether the Egypt crisis shifts the upcoming presidential contest. Democrats say the fighting undermines the peace issue aiding Stevenson, while Republicans claim Eisenhower’s record and UN stance keep undecided voters loyal. Some GOP worries touch Jewish voters in major cities.
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Washington
Egypt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
White House
Nny
United States
GOP
United Nations Security Council
Republican National Committee
Hisenhower
Stevenson
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Baston
Miami
Detroit
New Jersey
Vacuum sweeper cleans rocks dirt and more in Pomona
A Pomona firm unveils a vacuum cleaner that can suck up rocks, nuts, bolts, nails, wood, and dirt. The Sunshine Sunday School and Wayne Manufacturing join in a undenominational event with a large sweeper design. Activities resume at the bed to clean airport runway WYNCS. The note mentions Elaine Reinhardt and Izaak Walton among attendees at various age groups.
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Pomona
Calif
Sunshine Sunday School
Wayne Manufacturing Co
Tass
Sunean
Homemade sauerkraut and new jewelry sale ad
An old advertisement lists G. U. Bells recipe for sauerkraut at Martin's Mainliner 398 N Prospect with new shipment of costume jewelry at Snyder's Grocery corner Chestnut and Wilson, plus speghetti sauce and meat balls, and Corsis Grocery 601 W Washington St phone 2189 open daily 0 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Snyder's Grocery
Chestnut St. & Wilson Ba
Corsis
Washington St
Three Councilmen Oppose Hearing On Shopping Center Plan
Three councilmen opposed a public hearing on a zoning change that would permit a $1 million shopping center to be built, warning downtown Hagerstown would be damaged. Attorney Tom Kaylor warned the plan would blight downtown and a new business district would overtake the current core. Councilman Knight favored the hearing, but the motion failed by a 3-2 vote as Knight and Valentine supported it while Fiery Vorong and James Carl opposed.
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Hagerstown
Long Meadow
Tom Kaylor
William AH. Crowser
Burest
Wantsberry's Shoe
Steve
Clowser
Retailers Bureau
C Oonvil
Roy Knight
Knight
Northern
Potomac Avenues
Ntalion
Camneilmen Knight
John Valentine
Ralph Fiery
Jacob Vorong
Janes Carl
Kaylor
Hageerstown
Beard Family Wins Third Straight In Alsatia Float
The 32nd Alsatia Mummers Parade crowned Bill Beard and his family for the third consecutive year in the elaborate float category. The Cinderella pumpkin coach float drew praise for its lavish detail built with help from Bill’s amateur, yet skilled, wife, four sons, three daughters, and two daughters-in-law. The article clarifies two William Beards in town with the parade float creator living at 32 East Avenue, not the interior decorator William L. Beard of Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beard
Cinderella
Billeard
Bill
Sameness
Lan
Wiliam L. Beard
East Avenue
William L. Beard
Williamsport
National Firms chair named for 1956 Chest Drive
R E Miller is named National Firms chairman and Fred Wright Jr. heads the Arrangements Committee for drive programs as part of the 1956 Community Chest effort led by Fred Mowen. Committee members include Fred Musey John Rodman A F MacDonald Jay Schall and Jennings Dawson with Leister Mobley as vice chair and Walter Daniels Hon Rath Norman Lindsay and Alonzo Fike on the arrangements team. The group aims to raise 144 913 net to fund 12 Chest agencies including Volunteers of America Salvation Army U S C Day Nursery and Boy and Girl Scouts among others. A fundraising party is set for Saturday November 3 at Fairplay Fire Hall with prizes and refreshments.
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R. E. Miller
Fred Wright, Jr
Fred Mowen
Miller
Fred Musey
John Rodman
A. F. MacDonald
Jay Schall
Jennings Dawson
Wil
Leister Mobley
Walter Daniels
Hon Rath
Norman Lindsay
Alonzo Fike
Volunteers of America
Salvation jArmy
U.S.C
Day Nursery
Newmens Packing House Ad Promotes Salway Peaches and Winesap Apples
A packing house ad offers Salway peaches iStayman Winesap apples at 1.50 per jms and Stark Delicious 1.25 per bit with Paradise Yorks and Black Twig varieties, contact at phone 24741 Smaithshore.
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Salway
Stark
Paradise
Yorks
Smaithshore
Newmens Packing House
Rudy's Pharmacy Changes Owners Here Thursday
Sidney Fribush, a noted pharmacist and Rexall drugstore proprietor of Brunswick, has taken over Rudy's Pharmacy at 16 Nath don athan Street. He will run the business from both Brunswick stores, dividing his time between them after purchasing from Mrs Gertrude A Rudy and her son H R Rudy. The deal includes license transfer and continues a long local drugstore lineage dating back to 1904 with prior owners Cook Brothers and A P Conner. STAYMAH RED GOLDEN Delicious Apples $1.00 Bu. Stouffer's-Cavelown Pike Adv.
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Rudy
Nath Donathan Street
Sidney Fribush
Rexall
Brunswick
Fribush
Gertrude A. Rudy
Harry R. Rudy
H. R. Rudy
Rudly
Lionel [Meredith
Cook Brothers
Hozel Hawilton
A. P. Conner
Meredith
J. Rudy
Sson
New Uniforms To Be Shown Here Monday
Army Reservists in the Hagens lawn area may inspect new army uniforms and cold weather clothing Monday at 7 30 p m at the local Army Reserve Training Center 43 Summit Avenue Second Army Headquarters representatives will indoctrinate the 471st Quartermaster Company Salvage on subsistence annual supply and the single manager system Models will display cold weather clothing vapor border iboats and the flying saucer gasoline container Also shown will be field tentions for tropical and Arctic use hydroponic farming slides and the new Army Green Dress Blue and summer garrison uniforms and nylon raincoat Public invited to attend
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Hagens Lawn
Army Reserve Training
Summit Avenue
Second Army
471St Quartermaster Company
Salvage
471St
Hagerstown
Tropics
Arctic
Quartermaster Corps
Japan
Fizza Pies Advertises Daily Baked Goods
Mrs. Corsi promotes Fizza Pies baked daily at 528 West Wilson Boulevard with phone contact 389 for orders and delivery in the local area.
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Corsi
W. Wilson Blvd
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East Pranklin
St. Boonsboro
B. Church
McClellan's Gun Club
Kee? Dysville
Nora B. Renner
Irae Bowers
Rohrersville BE
Salt Fish Entertainment
Herring
Redmen’s Hall
W. Antietam
Mackeret
Paul Newman
Oysters Fresh
Rainbow Enenadeegs Crouse
Phone 1640
Adv
Chapelwood Lane
St. James V
Sage Sat
Sun
Bath
America
Butler — Hyde
Désepn
Homer Wotes
Stevenson-Kefauver
Mahoney Foley
H. E. Wogaman
Sec'v-Treas
Uaiom Council
Sally Custer
North High
Elaine Reinhardt
Ham
Izaak Walton
League, Jr
Sharrett Motors
Baltimore Street
Crouse
Lill Beard
Telephone
St Care Party
Fairplay Fire Hall
Alix
Man
O Herald-Mail CO
Bloyer’s
Butch and
Dottie Bloyer
Prop
Second National Bank
Stouffer's — Cavelown Pike
Potomac Fish Gane Club
Bulova
Saum’s
Jonathan St
St. John's Episcopal J
South Prospect St
Hite Mt. Lena
City
H. C. Garvin
Franklin & Prospect Streets
Ritchie Finance Corp
Potamec
Tha Square
J. E, Walty
Mgr
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