Warplanes Join Battle In Katanga Continues Fighting
Katanga's conflict deepens as UN and Belgian, British, Soviet reactions clash. Tshombe rejects foreign interference while Leopoldville hosts a high level meeting with military officers. Diplomatic strains rise over mercenaries and potential civil war fears amid ongoing Congo turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flan
Dip Hane
Fe Cithers
Ariba
Congo
Pirag
Netherlands
Karapport
West Stirred By Buzzing Of Two U.S. Planes
Confusion mounted as two U.S. planes buzzed near Berlin and East German airspace with Soviet fighters in formation. Officials cited instrument failure and misdirected flight paths as causes while East German leaders denounced the incident as provocative spying. Western officials planned Berlin talks to address broader postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
U.S
Cammmiest
Iren Bayer
Am Berlin
West Grman
Bonin
Dean Rask
Foreia
Mautier Couge de Murville
Jord Meme
Biereet
Berlin
Kush
Mikal Moushikov
Wartington
Soviet Union
Menshiev
Dass
Air
Benin
New York
Rosk
Cool Weather Signals End of Heat Wave in Maryland
The region cools with temperatures dipping to 37 across the western hills and 56 along the coast. Forecasters warn of possible rain Tuesday and Wednesday as a cooler pattern arrives, bringing fair conditions for the weekend and a shift for schools and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowsen
Mount Hear Hadford
Beckenbanen
Hong
Smut
Aboun Rin
Huonsboro
D V
Oswald
Hig City
Mme Tiswalay
Maryland
Service News Highlights Navy and Marine Personnel
Multiple service members are cited with training and assignments. Pvt Fred Pebbeels qualifys expert with M1 rifle at Parris Island, amid marksmanship training. Naval personnel, Walter H Funston Jr and Charles Lin Few, completed seven months of Med cruising aboard USS Forrestal. Lt. Weeting and crew aboard USS Dewey participated in Sixth Fleet maneuvers in the Mediterranean, visiting seven countries. Navy fireman George W. Duyis served aboard the Dewey. Maj. Robert C. Hiehtmaan and others pursue officer training at Fort Leavenworth and West Point paths blending military police, law enforcement, and leadership courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meathack
Air Craf
USS
Forrestal
Norfolk
Vais
Ens
Walter H. Funston
Walter 11 Funsti
Brnaitway
Hagers Town
Mah
Med
Herragean
jGeorge
France
Cypris
Tete Yan
Avis
Charles Lin Few
Charles Mo Hy Peay
Waxerstown
Eighbaveek
Penvaet Marshall Gieneral
Selmol
Moet Gordon
Tomer
Linitensat Lekow Iy
Army
Neewig
New Magerstown
Igh School
Aid
Maryland College
Robert C. Hiehtmaan
Margaret
Diehh
N. Pilamoc St
Wagerlond
Wock
Atal Coleg
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Minxton
Cats
Feld Army Texel
Dich
University of Moreland
Digest Cites Hospital Staffing Gaps and Shortages
A Reader's Digest report surveys hospitals facing a national doctor shortage. It notes nurse led care in emergency rooms after doctor consultation and debates whether nurses can assess cases alone. It mentions internship, extern programs, and other staffing expedients as solutions, with caution about misjudgments and training limitations.
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Conny Sean Rage
Reader
American College of Surgeons
Ayilh
Lchief Solutions
Twige
McLaughlin
Vounold
Joneho Barrett
Eas
Ives
Joyce
Auvenile Court
Externs
Martin VY
Bostenta
Conmaggy
Phust
Joan Wolfkill
Toy
Shack Fire Blamed on Boy Sighting Blaze Amid Turmoil
A chaotic scene described as a shack in the jungle on the northern fringe of Britain’s royal circle was alight. Witnesses say young boys fled before firefighters arrived, with no serious injuries reported. Local officials note the incident did not threaten surrounding brush, while a separate public sentiment links the event to political anxiety and postwar demonstrations. The weather section forecasts Friday night rain across eastern Ohio valley and the Pacific Northwest with warmer trends in the Rockies.
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Bamlater
Britain
Harry Iouse
David Bowes-Lyon
Nan
Sir David
Polles
Ina
Rolivan
Ohio Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Pacific Northwest
California
New England
Night at King’s Apostle Church Notice
Fragmentary OCR item notes a long night at King’s Apostle Church on Sept. 22 and references Philadelphia and Rethel Street. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate event scheduling at a church location with names and times.
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King’s Apostle
Colemans Chris
Philadelphia
Wall
King's Apnele
Rethel St
Rishon
Tense Skies Over Air Corridors spark incidents
Reports speak of near midair confrontations as Soviet and American planes operated close to each other above Berlin. The border clashes intensified with gunfire at the wall and successful escapes by residents, including attempts through cracked or bricked boundary sites and a rope descent from a seventh floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Harburg
Washington
Bartment
T Daving
East Berlin
West Berlin
Math
Wiska Berlin
Constitution Program Set In Boonsboro
A Constitution and citizenship program is planned for Monday at 7:29 p.m. in Boonsboro High School auditorium. Key speaker is Nale Spence, a Hagerstown native and Washington and Lee graduate who later studied at Maryland. Spence has FBI service and now practices law with Omar Z. Kaylor Jr. in Hagerstown. The event is sponsored by the American Legion Americanism Committee.
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Boonsboro
Sela
Mk. Nael Spence
Boonshore High School Bari
Walter Atherton
Knibh
Eayer Crock Christian Charge
Scout Dowalt Gantz
Noonsbora High School
de. J. Willard Newtet
Pricipal
Americanism Committee
Clapper-Michael American Legion
Spence
Sis 9
Hagerstown
Washington and Lee Universitn
Virginia
University of Maryland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Froderitk
Omar Z. Kaylor, Jr
Soldier completes eight weeks of basic training
Private James B. Corder, son of Mr and Mrs R D Corderman of Holiday Acres Smithsburg, has completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson. He is due for leave today and will then proceed to Fort Monmouth. A 1961 graduate of North Thegerstaywe, he is listed as finishing his initial army training.
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Army
James B. Corderman
R. D. Corderman
Holiday Acres
Smithsburg
Fort Jackson
B.C
Jim
Fort Monmouth
North
Air Force trainee Ernest A Clevenger Jr completes initial training
Ernest A Clevenger Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ern est A Clevenger Sr of 1721 Crest Drive Hagersown completes the initial phase of Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and the Aircraft Missile Accessories Maintenances Course at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls Texas He is a graduate of South Towne High and is listed with a new address at 3773 S/S 382 and AY 19791623
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allen Clevenger, Jr
Ernest A. Clevenger
Crest Drive
Hagersigwn
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Sheppard Afl
Wichita Falls
Tessa
South Toweeeown High
Dune
Elis
Ave
Ernest A. Clevenger, Jr
Sheppard Air Force
Death Toll From Carla Totals 40
Texas faces heavy crop losses with Jefferson County reporting five months of 5 per cent losses and Waller County sustaining up to 5 million dollars in crop damage. The Texas Prison Farm System suffered 7,200 acres of cotton lost and overall costs may exceed 1 million. Assistant governors coordinate a Hurricane Relief Fund with charitable trusts to aid displaced citizens. Port of Houston began evacuation efforts and Sheffield Steel mill resumed with minor damage after the storm. Oil industry operations normalized after the shutdowns. estimates cited include 10 million barrels in crude gains previously halted.
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Peison
Vexas Highway Department
Jefferson County
Waller County
FM. Weaver
Texas
Will Wilson
Wilson
Neeld Foundations
Tisuraiceadjisters
National Board of Fire
Touston
Eavoy
Oythouns
Alfk
Sheffield Steel Mill
Refugee Aid Donations Reported in Bonn Broadcast
A government broadcaster in Bonn announced a donation drive aiding refugees from Wofler in Germany. The report notes a donated tonnage of goods and emphasizes relief efforts organized via local and international agencies.
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Coffer
Bonn
Gerasny Lapy
Colomb
Germany
Rovern Typ
Meeting on Affiliated Residency Program at Local Hospital
Dr Stone urged staff to draft ideas on a teaching program and discussed pursuing an affiliated residency plan. Four months later no general staff meeting has occurred to decide on implementation, while a staff education effort and department briefings were planned to meet university requirements.
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Meading
Stone
Hss
Dalton M. Welty
Maryland
Episcopal Bishops Clash Over Desegregation Rides In Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi Episcopal bishops divided over 15 clergymen facing breach of peace charges after a Freedom Ride pilgrimage. Some leaders praised the ministers for bearing witness to church teachings on race while others condemned the act as violating civil law. The group, including Rev. Robert L. Pireson and Rev. John B. Martis, traveled from New Orleans toward Detroit seeking service at segregated venues. Local officials and CORE figures aided defense. trials were set for the day.
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Jackson
Miss
APS
Episcopal
Robert L. Pireson
Evanston
New York
Arthur
Liclhitenberger
Detroit
Episcopal Church
U.S.A
Wilhurn Campbell
Shares W. Va
West Vic
John B
New Orleans
Micky
Yatcalis Boyd
Zepulp
Ynday
Boyd
South
Sity
Jack Travis
Carl Rachtln
Congress of
Biahmiss
Kupaz
Milpas
Fierson
Ann Smokefeller
Malpas
University of the South, Sewanee
Yenn
Clara Shaemate
Senate
Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Jacob
Javits
RNY
Taok
Stennis
Savils
Civitan Speakers Highlight Citizenship Efforts in Local Meeting
Civitan in Hagerstown plans a Thursday evening meeting on September 19 featuring Dr John A Yate governor of the Chesapeake District Civitan International. He will discuss The Building of Good Citizenship Aim and Responsibility of Every Civitan with Dr Pala of Arlington Va former president of the Washington DC Civitan Club serving last year as district governor elect for the Chesapeake district covering Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey VC Inc Civitan.
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John A. Yate
Chesapeake
Civitan International
Civitan
Hagerstown
Civian Club
Pala
Arlington
Washington, D.C
Civitan Club
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ex-Leaders Face Gallows in Turkish Junta Case
Turkish military junta to decide death sentences for former leaders including Bayar in a high profile trial. Judges read verdicts as Bayar, 77, faced the court amid tense exchanges. some defendants showed support or distress as proceedings concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uconshow
Pape V
Ihrer
Menderes
Pir Hamdi Sancar
Nusrey Kirisvioglou
Bahazir Dulger
Vitte Jpintta
Bayar
Air Service To Pittsburgh To Be Resumed In October
Allegheny Airlines announced the return of nonstop service to Pittsburgh starting in October. Flights will operate weekdays via Harrisburg, with a 0:30 a.m. departure from this city and 2:18 p.m. arrival in Pittsburgh, plus return trips from Pittsburgh into Washington, D. C. via Hagerstown. Cargo activity shows a rising trend, approaching last year’s high, while student routing changes may affect connections through Newark and Harrisburg.
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Pittsburgh
Amlegheny Airlines Gammtiead
Pittssburgh
Hagerstad
Harrisburg
Allegheny Airlines
Fillsburgh
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
Alleghany Airines
Alegheny Alz-lbven
Hagerstayn-Newark
Wil
Newark
Sun_or Mead College
Flowers Stolen From Graves At Rose Hill Cemetery
Police investigate thefts of flower arrangements from graves at Rose Hill cemetery. Complaints say flowers disappear within a day or two after placement. Mrs. Jack Dobson of 200 Frederick Street reports a missing arrangement from her son's grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jack Dobson
Predarick St
Two youths escape from state reformatory in morning
Two area youths escaped from the State Reformatory for Males this morning. Jerry L. Westernan, 9, and Donald W. Naylor, 22, walked away from a work detail about 12:40 a.m. They were wearing blue denim clothing and were sighted by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Reformatory
Jerry GL. Westernan
Hagerstown Man Drafted Induction Report Incomplete
James Montgomery John Stoar of 825 Guilford Ave was inducted into the U S army. The local Selective Service Board conducted a morning session and noted his induction with an address listed as RL 2 Fort i. The fragmentary text confirms a drafted man from Hagerstown and the board’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montgomery
John Stoar
Guilford Ave
U.S. Army
Fort i
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