Obituary notices for Snyder Fisher and Foster deaths
The notice items report the deaths of Susan Rebecca Snyder 645 Forest Drive aged 0 years and Mary Kathryn Fisher aged 78 from Stoufferstown and Greencastle. Funeral arrangements include Kraiss Mortuary in Hagerstown Rest Haven Cemetery. services set for Tuesday and Wednesday with Rev. LeFew and Rev. Stevenson officiating. Also listed are surviving relatives and burial plans.
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Susan Rebecca Snyder
Forest Drive
Fulton County
Pasher
Washington Square
Mary Kathryn Fisher
Stoufferstown
Joan
Mary
Appenzeiler
Ashe
Greencastle
Margaret
B. Fisher
Hagerstown
Minnich
Arthur Stevenson
Cedaral Cemetery
Sharon Sue Foster
Donald K. Foster
Fairground Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Frederick KB. Eyster
Rest Haven Cemetery
Russia Recognizes Communist China. NATO Powers Condemned
Moscow announces recognition of the Central People's government in Peiping while accusing the Western powers of splitting Germany by backing Bonn. Russia also denounces Yugoslav, Romanian, Polish, Bulgarian and Hungarian alignments with Tito and notes rising tension as Belgrade braces for possible war.
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Moscow
Russia
China
Germany
Central People's Government
Peiping
Andrei
Bonn
U. S
Britain
France
Romania
Yugoslavia
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Marshal Tito
Tito
Belgrade
Associated Press
Alex H. Singleton
Ching
Europe
Tien ‘Ting
Gromyko
Canton
New York
T. F. Taiang
Chinese Nationalist Delegate Attacks Soviet China Role
The Chinese delegate at the United Nations charged the Soviet Union with backing the Communist Reds in the war against the Kuomintang in Canton. The UN Assembly voted to debate Russian interference in China as a Soviet mission reportedly seeks closer ties with Beijing. Observers expect military and technical advisers to engage more openly in Chinese affairs.
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United Nations General Assembly
People's Republic of China
Russia
Tslang
UN Assembly
Kuomintang
Canton
China
Hong Kong
Alexander Fedeyes
League Against Big Bond Issue Opposes City Measure
The Maryland League argues against the proposed one and a half million bond, saying it will raise taxes and possibly push the Municipal Light Plant rates higher. It urges defeat of the bond and action under four outlined steps to avoid confusion.
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Maryland League
New York City
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Public Services Law
Pate Je Service Commission
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William D South Ten Die Violent Dies At Hospital
Obituary notices the death of William D South at a hospital after a violent incident. The text notes his long career and retirement, mentioning survivors including two daughters Nan Downly and Minerva South, five grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements given by Woo Nerment Foner Home.
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William D. South
Tage Tt
Tope
Tie
Nan Downly
Minerva South
Sour Potomac Street
Welackh
Russell Nurcher
Feisting
Rose Sih
Lane
Bond Issue Votes, Precincts Across City Full Details
Voters will cast ballots tomorrow on a bond issue across wards and precincts including Western Enterprise Fire Hall and Antietam Fire Hall venues. The lengthy notice lists precincts and locations from Ward 1 through Ward 5 and notes several school and fire hall sites as polling places.
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Western Enterprise
Washington Square
Antietam
Summit Avenue
West Washington Street
New Invisible Hearing Device Debuts in Chicago
Chicago firms Beltone claim a new invisibly worn hearing aid lets deaf users hear clearly without a visible receiver in the ear. They offer a free brochure and home trial with no cost.
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Chicago
Dept
19Th St
Beltone
Money Man Lat Roy Sparks Disturbance in Washington
A Lansing Michigan man known as Cornelius Lat Roy handed out about $15,000 to various people in Washington, DC, including cash gifts to waitresses and cab drivers. He was detained for observation at a hospital after the incident.
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Cornelius Lat Roy
Lansing
Michaleve
Washington, D. C
Cal
la Key
Sponsors Of Bill To Spur Housing Compromise Text
Legislation to spur moderately priced housing aims for Senate action after sponsors agree to drop the controversial cooperative section. The plan would allow up to 1 billion dollars in government loans over 50 years at 3 percent interest, with debate set later this week.
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Washington
Senate
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Banking
Cain
Wash
D. Bricker
Ohio
Flanders
R.vl
Europe
Sweden
England
Norway
Denmark
Holland
France
Federal Housing Agency
House
Clarkmat
Daily Mail ownership and publication details affidavit
The affiant Neill Baylor, business manager for The Mail Publishing Co, confirms ownership and management of the Daily Mail Hagerstown Maryland. It lists publisher editor and business manager names, notes Herald-Mail Co ownership, and states no stockholders or security holders own 7 percent or more.
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Daily Mail
Hagersown
Magvhoad
Mestad
Washington
Petore
Neill Baylor
Mocthe Watly Mail
Nera
the Mail Publishing Co
I. Garvin Hager
C. Neill Bawlor
Asso
Miners Return to Work Amid Broad Steel Strike Threat
The piece notes 102000 miners returning to work while 490000 soft coal miners face wage and sales losses and 95 percent of steel mills are shut. The Steelworkers Union has 600000 more members, with contracts expiring Oct 18 and threatens strikes for pension and insurance. Also mentions housing and education loan provisions alongside the broader energy and industry impact.
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America
American Can Company
Damocles
Steelworkers
Judge Blasts Gambling in Cumberland Case
Judge Henderson urged the State's Attorney to use broad powers to investigate law violations beyond prosecution. He urged the Allegany County Liquor Control Board to probe one-man clubs and urged testing a stop-machine ban, noting past convictions and the need to curb protected gambling as the trial approaches.
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Henderson
Cumberland
Allegany County Liquor Control Board
Jadee Henderson
Judge Henderson
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