National Blood Program expands with Bloodmobile visits
The American Red Cross outlines a peacetime National Blood Program to supply whole blood plasma and derivatives through fixed centers and Bloodmobile visits. Rochester NY hosts the first center east of the program with regular 14 visit cycles every three weeks, donors aged 18 to 60 receive guidance, and Nathan Raskin leads the local blood program.
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American Red Cross
United States
East
Rochester
New York
Hagerstown
Washington Center
Ourospital
Texas City
Fox
Red Cross
New Chevrolet Accessories Stock Prompts Car Care Visit
An advertisement urges drivers to visit the accessories department to view new stocks of America's finest genuine Chevrolet accessories. The message emphasizes washing away driving worries with quality parts.
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America
Berlin Currency Split Sparks Berlin Blockade Crisis
The Western Allies issued new money for Western Germany triggering the Soviet Berlin blockade. Two currencies exist in Berlin with the Eastern Deutsche mark and Western mark both valid in the western sectors. Moscow and Washington discuss lifting the blockade while Gen. Lucius D. Clay defers comment on specifics. A Soviet report notes differences delaying a four power communique. The Smithsburg 4H initiation set for Monday was postponed to a later date.
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Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Allied Control Authority
Washington
State Department
Lucius D. Clay
Taegliche Rundschau
United States
Britain
Smithsburg
Obituaries keep local memory alive in Hagerstown area
Funeral notices from Hagerstown area detail services for residents including Mrs. Courtlandt Du Puy Foster and George W. Domer, with family survivors listed. Services set at Saint Annes in Smithsburg and Bakersville church, interments planned in local cemeteries. multiple relatives named.
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Hagerstown
W. B. Morrison
John. A. Duncan
Abs. Vincent
Malloy
Franceppa
Church of Annunciation
Washington
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dagers
Harvey M. Zimmerman
Duncan
Arizona
Washington County Hospital
Elgin A. B. Church
Elgin
Ohio
C. A. Mummart
Saide E. Stumbaugh
Cleetus L. Zimmerman
Greencastle
James Pike
Minnich Funeral Home
G. A. Mummart
F. M. Burkett
Cedar Hil
Courtlandt du Puy Foster
Edmund Foster
Smithsbugh
Warnesboro
Henry Rolfe du Puy
Anne Walton du Puy
Norfolk
Virginia
Haserstown
Smithsburg
Saint Amne’s Episcopal Church
Mary D. Ironmoyer
Sharon
Mass
Herbert A. James
Edward F. James
Caroline Courtlandt James
George W. Domer
George William Domer
Boonsboro
First Baptist Church
Order of Red Men
Funkstown
Bob
Reichard
Herbert
Fiddlersburg
Oscar
Maryland
Wingard
Walnut Point Road
William
Chester
Broadfording
Robert
Charles
Mangansville
May Cottrill
Pinesburg
Mary Brown
St. James
Viola Dayhoff
Fiddiersburg
Geraldine Smith
Walter Sweeney
Stoniferstown
Frank
Charles Town
W. Va
Bakersville
Paul B. Watlington
Kraiss
Right and Left of Big CIO-NEW Set For Battle
Fitzgerald and Kersten clash as the CIO NEW convention nears with subpoenas and sharp retorts. Fitzgerald denounces the probe as reactionary and accuses Kersten of ideological control while Kersten challenges the union to testify and defend its internal affairs. Carey defends labor independence and attacks congressional labeling of unions as conspiratorial.
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Big Cio
Fitzgerald
Kersten
Henry Wallace
Progressive “Party
House of U. E
House of Representatives
Caray
Carer
Congress
Carey
Spy Probers On New Lead In Bent ey Springs Case
A Time editor testified that a Chambers connection links the underground to Bentley Springs and that Bentley, a reformed communist, was a wartime courier for two rings feeding secrets to Moscow. She named Georges Silverman and Irving Kaplan as participants with Silvermaster and Perlo groups. A final sentence notes a penguin bill of a penguin.
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Chambers
Bentley Springs
Time Magazine
Reds
George Silverman
Irving Kaplan
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Moscow
Silvermaster
Victor Perlo
Miss Bentley
Geo. Silverman
Silvermaster Group
Kaplan
Perlo
Hotel Guests Steal and Baffle Alexander Hotel
A lengthy essay argues hotel theft is a widespread habit among guests in the United States, detailing frequent takeaways at the Alexander Hotel. It cites towels, bath mats, table linen, glassware, and even bottle openers and Kleenex dispensers, noting some guests steal to showcase travels and past glories.
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Saya
Miss Barcellos
United States
Alexander
The
Dureau
Alexander Oaces
Sheriff Accusations Stir County Commission Hearing
Sheriff Baker faces political controversy as County Commissioner Burhans accuses him of using prisoners for farm labor. Deputy Stangle and other officials defend the practice while State's Attorney Ingram cites legal findings and Judge Mish plans comments. Affidavits from ex prisoners prompt grand jury review and Wagaman denials are challenged by Burhans.
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Sherif Baker
Baltimore
Sheriff's Office
Burhans
Kenneth Stangle
Donald Baker
Baker
Martin L. Ingram
Joseph D. Mish
Mish
Horn
Isanogle
Wagaman
Guest Notice Sparks Reflection on Left Behind Photos
A fragment notes guests confronting their belongings after a stay and the regret of realizing photos were left behind. The passage records a familiar moment when a guest discovers they forgot to remove personal pictures.
China Bars Foreign Planes Except Russians
Embassy sources say China refused permission for subsequent flights to Tihwa to inspect and supply American consular offices. The embassy plane was forced to return to Nanking, with further action expected from Washington as Russians protested and claimed spying.
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Nanking
Tihwa
Washington
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