U S and Friends Rally to Keep Lie in Office
United States and allies back Trygve Lie for a second term as United Nations Secretary General despite Soviet veto. Council members indicate fate rests with the General Assembly. Lie expresses relief at U S support as he and his wife live in Forest Hills. If not reappointed, Lie faces pension and allowances.
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Nasrallah Entezam
Iran
Yetofree General Assembly
Austin
Lie
United States
Long Island Cuburb
Forest Hills
Lies
U.N
Rev Moyer speaks at Hood College on choosing life’s dominion
The Rev Clayton Moyer Jr of Christ Reformed Church spoke to Hood College students on the Farewell Address of Joshua. He urged selecting a guiding influence beyond work wealth or family, and cited serving God through Jesus Christ as the key. Grimes golden delicious apples and other produce advertised by Aero Fruit Farm Smithsburg Md with contact details.
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Clayton Moyer, Jr
Christ Keangylleat and Reformed Church
Hood College State
Joshua
Mayer
Kart
God
Jesus Christ
Aero Fruit Farm
F.C
Gardiner Smithsburg
Peach's Apples and Exhibits at Newman Packing Hose
A fragmented ad notes Peach's Apples and Extine products with related items such as watches clocks and jewelry. It mentions Newman Packing Hose and a listing for Seum's at 21 Jorathan Street with service offerings and bead restringing.
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Hitler
Newman
Emmithshurs
Seum's
Jorathan Street
Sister Zachary Dies Yesterday at Marys Convent
Sister Mary Zachary Seantin died yesterday at 4 pm in Washington County Tosyeitivl after long service as Sister Superior at St Marys. She joined the order in Harerstaaa and served as Sister Superior at Marys in Uarersteown Welding until her death. Surviving sister Mrs Kathes McKennal Afiston and brother Martin Reno. The body may be viewed at St Marys Convent. Solemn Mass of Requiem to be celebrated by Monsignor J Legey and Revs. 5, We Traiss at St Marys Hh. Int be in Villa Marta. See RED KOOGLE for Imperial Crate. Daystedg lamne, Cam Chowder Fried Junie Shrimp. APPLES WEEKLY ASH COLLECTION. Walter V Spessards Teun Burt. Arthur F.
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Buperiir
St. Mary's Convent
Vesterdiane
Washingtoy County
Siaiere
St. Amms
Tishee Agin
Marys
Uarersteown
Die Post
Kathe
sTine McKennal
Afiston
Mass
Anal
Martin
S Mary's Convent
Spom
Tadiy
Tev
Monsignor
J. Legey
Mary
Villa Marta
Paratrooper Ralph W. W. Kershner Aids Kinpo Field Capture
Ralph W W Kershner formerly of Hagerstown and brother of Mrs Atle Willisons of 213 James Street joined a paratrooper group that jumped into Korea to seize Kinpo field near Seoul. The unit boarded planes in Japan then dropped to land and secure the airbase. He has served two years in the Army and is a World War I veteran.
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Pie
Ralph W W. Kershner
Hagerstown
Atle
Willisons
James Scarcet
Kinpo + field
Seoul
Ralph
Ter
Japan
Kinpe
Hagerstown High Shoal
Miners Get Expanded Disability and Welfare Benefits
Washington reports the United Mine Workers welfare and retirement fund announced new disability and hospital benefits for totally disabled miners, widows, and dependents. The plan expands monthly cash payments, Social Security integration, and medical services under a new funding and eligibility framework led by UMW President John J. Lewis.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
UMW
John J. Lewis
Lewis
Tastverur
Seevier
Tristers
Charles Owen
Josephine Ruehe
Miss Storke
Senate
Val Miteh
Local youth heads to Far East from Big Pool
Donald Ro Frush former of His Pool left yesterday with his parents and brother for California before being sent to the Far East. He trained at Fort Ord and Fort Belvoir where he worked as athletic director in physical conditioning. Friends may write to him at Camp Stones man California.
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Claenca Frosh
Frederick Fros Funkstown
Califorr
Donald
Fort Ord
Calif
Ft. Leseley J. Me
Washington
Ft. Belvoir, V
Belvoir Hospital
California
Far East
Camp Stonesman
Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware
Forecast calls for a wet period through Tuesday and Wednesday with showers. Rainfall totals expected around a quarter to a half inch. Cool Saturday with warming to above normal temperatures Sunday through Wednesday. Highs in the 60s to near 70s and lows in the 30s to 50s, with western Maryland and Delaware near 10 degrees above normal inland.
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Maryland
Delaware
Rummage Sale and Dance Night Announced in Local Listings
Local notices advertise a rummage sale on Saturday October 14 at 850 AM at 243 E Franklin St with Butterscotch Frozen Custard and Bulb sale items. A Friday and Saturday dance at Mt Lena features added attraction and food including chicken.
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Franklin St
Ciareh
Mt. Lena
Ba Salle
Pine
Obituary notices from a Maryland area paper feature Marker and others
Charles Elmer Marker of Frederick County dies at home in Simnithsburg Route 2 after a life in farming and fruit growing in Ringgold. Surviving children and relatives are listed with services set at Welty Church of the Brethren and interment in Smithsboro Cemetery. Additional notices cover the death of Claude L. Dolan and arrangements for Amanda Lohman with services at Rug Valley Christian Church and burial plans announced.
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Sarah Harshman Marker
Simnithsburg
Paniel
Cynthia
Bowlaway Marker
Frederick County
Aire
Hagerstown
Ringgold
Moimender
Welty Clurch
The
Brethren
Howard Reece
Averstoven
Nava
Ednar
Edith
Irvit
A. Leitershur
Annie Stuttlemyer
Arthur Smith
N Mar
George Moser
Roy Thirp
Myersville
Ote Greater Randchild
Taeld
Welty
Editor’s Letter Praises Dr. Hubert Porterfield
Readers mourn the death of Dr. Hubert J. Porterfield a longtime physician who valued patient privacy fair play and democratic ideals. The letter lauds his generosity to artists nurses and community causes and calls for more individuals of his high calibre to sustain civic life.
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H. L. Porterfield
Dr. Porterfield
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Porterfield
Jefferson
Lincoln
Tess
Legion
Amar
Nes
Bin
Eldership Holds 79th Session at Westminster Church
The Eldership of Maryland and Phip County Church of God held its 79th session at the First Church of God in Westminster. Rev. W. F. Murray opened as secretary and Rev. Arthur Eakin delivered the ordination sermon. A memorial service for deceased members was observed. The session elected Rev. C. W. McGaha as president and Rev. HL Reese as vice president, with Rev. W. F. Murray as secretary. Rev. H. W. Cover spoke as a special guest.
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Arthur Eakin
Maryland
Phip
Church of God
Charits
Doctor Ordered To Active Duty In Navy
Dr. Funeh of Blue Ridge Summit, long partnered with Dr. Harvey Bridgers, receives active duty orders effective November 1 with a Reserve Naval commission. He served at the Philadelphia Naval Base in the last war and will be attached to the Arnix. Nearby social notes: shooting match Sunday at Rhodes farm, Funkstown. round and square dance tonight in Firemen's Hall by the Blue Sky Ramblers and the Volunteer Fire Co with refreshments and prizes.
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Rose & Funeh
Blue Ridge Summit
Harvey Bridgers
Navy
Funeh
Naval Commission
Funch
Arnix
Philadelphia Naval Base
Firemen’s Hall
Fairplay
Blue Sky Ramblers
Voluntteer Fire Co
Democrats In Harmony Meeting Sets Tone For November Polls
In Baltimore, Democrats press harmony as they campaign to keep Maryland state government after a party unity gathering led by Senator Tydings. Republican Governor contender McKeldin tours Frederick County pledging tax cuts, with remarks on auto titling revenue and road funding.
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Harmony Meeting
Theodore R. McKeldin
William Preston Lane, Jr
McKeldin
G.O.P
Frederick County
Frederick
Brunswick
Baltimore
John
Marshall Butter
William A. Gunter
Representative Beall
Jack) Pollack
Baltimore City
Lane
McKelding
Polo Jack
Bethesda
Montgomery County
State Roads Commission
General Treasury
Pork Prices Climb Six Cents A Pound In Local Trade
A local merchant reports pork wholesale prices rose six cents per pound after a packet salesman quoted the change. This follows yesterday reports of a weekly pork price drop and notes of higher Chicago trade with gains up to 25 to 30 cents per hundred pounds amid strong demand and light supply.
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Wall Street Journal Commodity Market
Wall Street Journal
Chicago Livestock Market Dispatch
Baby born with twitching tail reported in medical journal
London report details a baby born with a three inch tail that could twitch curl and flick. Surgeons at Ormond Street removed the tail and the child is now normal according to P J Blax yland.
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London
British Medical Journal
P. J. Blaxyland
Ormond Street Children’s Hospital
W.O.W. Hall
N. Potomac
Blue Sky Ramblers
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