Parade Start Site Change Proposed by Police Chief
Captain of Police Max Rickard said he opposes marshaling future parades in West Washington area. He favors South Potomac streets below Frederick Street or Wilson Boulevard for parade formation to reduce traffic confusion and enforceability concerns. The Hagerstown remarks outline safer planning for Mummer Halloween and Veterans Homecoming events.
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Max Rickard
West Washington Street
South Potomac
Frederick Street
Wilson Boulevard
Rickard
West Washington
Prospect Streets
Hagerstown
Parade routing changes urged for downtown streets
Captain Rickard says parades are growing and favors routing the line by Wilson boulevard and the lower South Potomac street. He criticizes counter marching down North Potomac street and a second square trip after Halloween. Proposes sending future parades downtown via Locust street.
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Rickard
Wilson Boulevard
South Potomac Street
North Potomac Street
Locust Street
Pepper grows on pepper at the Dixie Diner
Mrs Eva Evans cooking salad at the Dixie Diner discovers a red pepper with three small green peppers growing inside it proving the unusual plant growth in a kitchen item that astonishes staff and patrons.
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Eva Evans
Dixie Diner
County Youth Wins 4-H Trip
Robert Shank of Hagerstown aged 21 has been named a state 4-H winner in leadership and will attend the National 4-H Congress in Chicago next month. The award includes a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad funded trip, a 325 government savings bond, and a gold medal for his county dairy work.
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Robert Shank
Hagerstown
Route Three
Chicago
Shank
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Funkstown
William J. Shank
Raymond Mueller
Assistas
Dairy Club
Pig Club
Cumberland
Ayrshire
University of Maryland
College Park
Young Shank
United States
Quarry Train Kills Berkeley Springs Man
Marvin B. Michael a 62 year old Berkeley Springs man was killed when an empty quarry train owned by Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation failed to side track and struck him as he and two co workers fixed a rail in the quarry area Frank Sachs an official of the firm said the engine pushed the train and the driver could not see the workers Michael was in the center of the tracks at the moment of impact
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Marvin B. Michael
Berkeley Springs
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation
Hancock
Frank Sachs
Michael
Sachs
New Officers Chosen By Dairy Calf Club
The Dairy Calf club elected Seth Schnebly president with Ralph Shank as vice president Jane McCauley secretary Dorothy Schnebly assistant secretary James Danner treasurer and John Shank song leader The group approved joining the Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative to allow any 4 H member to breed cattle at reduced fees The next meeting will be December 15 as a Christmas party Readiness to sign up for the dairy heifer growth contest was urged Hedwig Heinemann of Clearspring spoke of competing at the national Jersey show The article notes hospital facility shortages affecting 15 000 000 people in about 40 percent of U S counties.
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Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
Seth Schnebly
Ralph Shank
Jane McCauley
Dorothy Schnebly
James Danner
John Shank
Cattle Breeding Cooperative
Hedwig
Entertainment and sightseeing features noted
The clipping mentions numerous other features of entertainment and sightseeing. It highlights varied attractions, venues, and experiences that drew reader interest, reflecting a lively cultural scene of the period.
Vocation Talk By Expert At Hagerstown High School
Dr. Floyd Cromwell, Guidance Director at the Maryland State Department of Education, told Hagerstown High School students that school is their first job. He outlined four planning factors for careers and urged students to assess high school records and responsibilities. Afterward he answered questions on careers such as telephone operator, engineer, landscape gardener, and commercial artist.
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Floyd Cromwell
Hagerstown
Cromwell
Maryland State Department of Education
America
Dr. Cromwell
Dr Fry Addresses Lutherans Sunday Rally
Dr. Franklin C Fry president of the United Lutheran Church in America spoke to a full St John s Auditorium congregation on facing difficult times for Protestants. He urged reliance on God worship and respect for man as central Christian duties in a Luther birthday rally organized by the Lutheran Ministers Association with liturgy by Dr B Clinton Ritz and organ by Asher Edelman.
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Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church In America
St. John’s Auditorium
Lutheran Ministers’ Association
Martin Luther
B. Clinton Ritz
Waynesboro
J. Edward Harms
St. John's
Asher 5
Edelman
St. John’s
Mueller
Luther L. Hare
Edward P. Heinze
William C. Huddle
Robert W. Koons
Arson And Murder Charges Preferred In Waterfront Fire
Baltimore authorities announce grand jury presentments for arson and murder against five men in the waterfront fire that killed six Latin American seamen. The indictments followed arrests in Philadelphia and Norfolk of two seamen and one Baltimorean. Named defendants include John A Bridges Jr Marty Witko Kennon Langham Walter Haas and John Hatgimisios all tied to Seafarers International Union patrolman candidacy.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk
John A. Bridges, Jr
Marty, Witko
Kennon Langham
Brutten, Ala
Walter Haas
John Hatgimisios
Salem United Brethren dedicates new church in Keedysville
The Salem United Brethren church at Keedysville was dedicated in a world brotherhood service. Rabbi W A Buchheim, Rev J B A Dyson, and Rev W J Dice spoke, urging peace and unity beyond race and sect. Dyson warned the atomic age may define this era, while Dice noted Evangelical and United Brethren denominations unite on Saturday.
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New Salem
Rabbi Buchheim
Mr. Dyson
Asbury Methodist Church
Church dedicates building to world brotherhood in rites
Rev J B Reed presided as the program dedicated the church to world brotherhood. The Grace United Brethren choir of Hagerstown directed by Harry M Staley with Carrie J Jones at the organ provided music. Rev R A Strasbaugh will preside at tonight's services marking the dedication to community good will and Christian fellowship.
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J. B. Reed
World Brotherhood
Grace United Brethren Choir of
Hagerstown
Harry M. Staley
Carrie J. Jones
R. A. Strasbaugh
Firefighters extinguish car fire on Howard Street route
Firemen answered an alarm on Howard Street near Virginia Avenue and put out a blaze in a car last night. Firefighters reported no injuries and investigators will determine the cause.
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Howard Street
Virginia Avenue
Combination remedies ease rheumatism and neuralgia
Many people find that a effective mix of ingredients provides temporary relief from rheumatism arthritis and neuralgia rather than relying on a single medication.
Clothing Expenditure Diverges by Women's Income
It is estimated that women in high income groups spend more than seven times as much on clothing as women in very low income groups.
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Cloverdale
Cloverdale Spring CO
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Camp Ritchie
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Huyetts Crossroads
Whiteset Music Co
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Stee
UM Finance
Washington
Gad
Studebaker
Dua- Fleigh Motor Company
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