Men Flown Home Today In Operation Big Lift
U S Air Force began returning troops from Operation Big Lift with the first 73 men from the 2nd Armored Division departing Rhein-Main Air Base. Led by 1st Lt Alden J Hassell the group included Captain Robert K Potter as pilot. Another aircraft carried 60 troops from Ramstein and was planned to stop at McGuire before final arrival in Bergstrom Texas.
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Loyal Gould
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Air Force
2Nd Armored Division
United States
Rhein-Main Air Force Base
Alden J. Hassell
White Plains
Robert K. Potter
Salt Lake City
Ramstein Air Base
Clas
McGuire Air Force Base
Bergstram Air Force Base
Texas
Eastern Star
Cumberland
N Mayr
Helle
San Antonio
Europe
Mellatt
Baltimore
William B
McLlat
Oak Hill
Rosetta
Ella Mae Carter
Rosetta Ella
Mae Carter
Will
Ake
North Street
Ington County Hospital
U.S
Ida Robinson
3Rd Armored Division
Carter
Zion
Ida Shaw
Washington, D.C
Stax
Zion Baptist Church
J. C. Saunders
Rose Hill Cemetery
Watson Funeral
Local Deaths and Obituaries Notice Highlights
Obituaries and death notices from Washington County include Rosetta Ella Mae Carter 63, and Rebecca Frances Smith 92, with details of survivors, burial plans, and funeral arrangements. Other items note Otho Mills 70, Lat Wirtz statements, and various service notices for Zion Baptist Church, Parkerhead Cemetery, and local funeral homes.
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Mars
Rebecca Smith
Rebecca Francis Smith
Prospect St
Washington County
Franklin County
George L
Mary Carson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Junista Council
Daughters of Pocoahontas
Zion Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Jessie
Maude Smith
Bowzer
Iome
Surcessor Fa ‘de Sulzer
Magee
Aurthur L. Grove
Rose Hill Cemetery
Man Injured When Auto Leaves Road in Maryland
A city man sustained injuries when a car left the road near Mt Aetna Road in Sherman Hadley Massachusetts. W Smith Jr of Hagerstown was driving and the vehicle struck a tree. Funeral services planned at Loring Byers Chapel in Randallstown with entombment at Lorraine Park Mausoleum. A passenger, Raymond Barnhart 23 of Maryland, suffered facial injuries and possible internal injuries. Barnhart was charged with excessive speed for conditions.
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Elva (Quick) Smith
Church Dinner on Stewardship in Washington Tonight
Trinity Lutheran Church invites members to a stewardship dinner at 8:30 p.m. in the church hall. Speaker George E. Innes of Largo Flats, regional councilor for stewardship in the Eastern United States, will address the gathering.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
George E. Innes
Largo
Flats
Chorch
United States
Prayer for daily bread and restraint from wealth
A religious prayer asks for mercy to resist daily temptations and the belief that life depends on possessions. It seeks daily bread, spiritual endurance, and the resurrection power of grace, closing with an Amen attributed to Conrad Hergendorf, Lutheran Church executive secretary.
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Christ
Conrad Hergendorf, MC
Board Ofl
Theological Education
The
Lutleran Church In
America
Leopard portray life on trial amid Sicilian revolt
In this student written piece, teenagers discuss choosing colleges amid social upheaval inspired by Sicilian history. Interviews reveal plans for careers, changing majors, and the tension between tradition and modern opportunities as they weigh education against enduring family and cultural expectations.
Legion Meeting Notice for Williamsport Post 202
The American Legion Post 202 in Williamsport will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend.
Nixon Sees No Nomination Bid Under Any Circumstances
Nixon said he would not seek the Republican presidential nomination under any conditions. He indicated he might help campaign if his name appeared in New Hampshire or Oregon primaries, but stressed he has no plan to run and would be best served by remaining a constructive force for the country. The remarks followed questions about potential “draft Nixon” arrangements and possible late involvement if a deadlock occurs at a convention.
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Sandy Miller
Honu
Cokuimuel
Fie
Christine
Heney's
Bondorc
Ban Collins
Othen Buil Lancaster
Jean
Prince
Credi
Dan
Sicily
Sally Coppersmith
Bradbury K
Mr. Thurlow
WCS
Associated Press
Los Ange
EW York
Richard Ites
Nixon
Los
New Hampshire
Oregon
Levittown
N. J
York
Nelson A. Rockefel
Levitt & Senator
Barry
Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Iffrin
Marys Maxon
Genup
Stowell
Dwight D. Killiegsier
Silver Spring
Iscuhawer
William J
Pacty
Tovitt
Kessler
Fisenhower
Ivery
Franklin D. Ronseyvelt, Jr
Regional Commission
A Report
Kon
Alexnndy Jander
Hagerstown
Rural City Issue Before High Court
The Supreme Court hears a case on districting standards amid mixed state changes to urban and suburban representation. The Justice Department argues population must be the basis, warning that deviations lack constitutional justification unless a substantial, relevant reason exists. WMCA New York argues New York’s apportionment discriminates against urban voters and urges population-based districting.
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Supreme Court
Whan
Justice Department
Archibald’ Cas
High Court
WMCA
New York
Gilly
Frederick to Seek State Aid for Junior College
Frederick Community College trustees approve sending a request for state aid to establish a separate day and night junior college in Frederick. President Duvall Sneadner notes most of the $10 million state grant has gone to other colleges in Hagerstown, Harford County, Catonsville, and Baltimore City.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick Co
Frederics
Duvall Sneadner Urod
Hagerstown
Harford County
Catonsville
Baltimore City
Boy and Girl of the Year Chosen Here
Sherrie Holmes from Middletown and Brian Hannum of Braddock Heights are named OpTimist Club Boy and Girl of the Year from Zone B. They will represent Zone H 1 in the Maryland District 33 Girls7 and Boy of the Year Contest.
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Sherrie Holmes
Middletown
Brian Hannum
Braddock Neights
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Maryland
Nerve Deafness Model of New Miniature Hearing Aid
Washington DC offers a free miniature hearing aid model to readers who answer the ad. The tiny device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. Free models are promised with no obligation, request a copy by writing to Buchanan Hearing Aid Co in Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
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Mlle
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Akron
Willard Wirtz
Ohio
Mary Burger
Kennedy
Wirtz
Ron
N. E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
James C. Ketchum
White House
Ketchum
William ¥. Elder
Elder
Baltimore Museum of Art
Vernie Reet
Indian Spring
Harald W. Smith Sr
Onninor
Liberty Road
Randallstown
Washington County Hospital
George Hunt
Nellie (Richvards) Smith
Smith
General Ellect-(y
Sarhart
Washington Co
Barnhart
Church
Herald-Mail Co
New York Stock Exchange
New York 1
N.Y
Investorer Racrs
Teen-Age Forum
Nin
Garibaldi
Sally
Singjof
Itibout
Lancaster
Hig House
Remasantine — the
the Leopard
Cannes
Larry Friedman
Cleveland (Ap
Lily Simko
Metropolitan General Hospital
Simko
Walter G. Whitlock
Mall Mignion
Savery State and Sons
Christina
Christine Laway
Cleveland
Hos
Selepital
Bester
England
Simkojg
Dac l
Everyo
Estakinhadore
New York Stock Exchanges
J. H. Dagenais, JR
Washington St
First Federal
Siack
Winslow, Codé & Stetson Incorporated
Amirtead Stock Exchange
Dagmar
Nare
Srate
Economic Development Commission of
Roosevelt
Appalas
China Region
Levitt
Fdr, Jr
Buchanan Hearing Aid Co
Cap
14Th Street
Mabinatan
Soy Shop
South Hagerstown Shopping Center
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