Kennan cited by Pravda as a diplomat and critic
The piece notes Soviet media attack on George Kennan after his Moscow posting, calling him a slanderer and enemy. U.S. Secretary of State Acheson deemed the Pravda charge unfounded while analysts ponder Russia’s motive for discrediting the keen observer before his return.
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Russia
State Department
Kennan
Berlin
U.S
Longa
Moscow
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Pravda
Communist Party
Kennan 2
Jobut
Acheson
Leather Goods From Big Leather Are Main Products
Gloves belts and pocketbooks form the chief products produced by Big Leather. A football is not covered with sueskin as its nickname would imply but with steer hide.
County Team Wins Second at Atlantic Exposition
Three county students and their vocational agriculture teachers coached the team to second place among daily Judging teams at the Atlantic States Rural Exposition in Richmond Virginia this week. The Maryland representatives earned their spot after a strong showing at a lateclue contest at College Park last summer. They were accompanied by Meg Riggs and toured Monticello Ash Lawn and other historical sites amid a banquet by farm machinery manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harry G. Harmitan
Fairplay
Martin Snack
Halfway
W. H. Biggs
Hagerstown High
Robert Harbaugh
Hopewell
Joseph Scott
Willamsport
Cecil Keller
Hagersttuen
Maryland
College Park
Meg Riggs
Monticello
Ash Lawn
First Ballot Cast In County Friday
The first Washington County ballot of the 1952 election was cast in the election board office. Phillip A Martin of 301 Corbett Street, a Young Harris town man, cast an absentee soldier ballot as he will be away on November fourth. Over 300 absentee ballots mailed to servicemen. applications expected. Registration continues with 98 Republicans and 131 Democrats. deadline to register is October fourth.
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Washington County
Election Board
Colds House
Hagers Town
Phillip A Martin
Corbett Street
Martin
Court House
Honeth
Gov't Can Never Assume Work Of Social Agencies
General Charles B. Booth of the Volunteers of America told a Washington County luncheon that the government cannot take over private welfare functions. He said social workers touch individual lives and that government must provide mass care in emergencies while leaving intimate aid to social workers. The talk stressed no true duplication in welfare work and highlighted truancy as a root issue affecting schools and communities.
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Gen
Booth
Volunteers of America
Charles B. Booth
General Booth
Humanity
The
Canersl Raath
Bonth
Voluunteers of
America
Social Workers Group
Washingtton County
Fountain Head G Country Club
Obituaries continued with multiple death notices
Mrs Clarence Fox of Cherry Run and Mrs Bert Widmiyer of Marionburg are noted among the deceased with service details and survivors listed. Martha Ann Goldsborough died at her son’s home in Valley Road aged 94, with services set in Cumberland and burial at Riverview Cemetery Williamsport.
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Clarence Fox
Cherry Run
W. Wa
Bert Widmiyer
Marineburg
Rendchildren
Fred Melfott
Shippensburg
Mary Melfott
Sherleysburg
Gakmas
McConvellaburg
Nis
Martha Ann Goldsborough
Willay M. Goldsborough
Valley Road
Cumberland
Williamsport
Isaac and
Sara Sparrow Dodd
E.A.B. Church
Katie Packer
Los Angeles
Calif
Hitter Funeral Home
Milton M. Robinson
Riverview Cemetery
Stevenson Fund Disclosure Names Donors and Beneficiaries
Governor Stevenson released a statement detailing contributors and recipients of a special expense fund meant to supplement state salaries. Several officials disclosed they were beneficiaries, while others denied extra compensation. The governor had previously resisted naming donors, citing faith and privacy concerns amid political controversy.
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Adal
Stevenson
DiKnois
Ulindis
State Department
Stevensnn
Howergen
Chicago
Canvass Soon For New Directory In Fligerstown
In the coming weeks a canvass will survey all dwellings and apartments in Fligerstown for a new directory. James A Ramley serves aboard a destroyer USN at 004 Hamilton Blvd Hagerstown. The notice lists several service members and addresses, including families and Army enlistees, with publishers and staff linked to the Hagerstown directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fligerstown
Us5
Jalth
Pierce
James A Ramley
USN
Hamilton
Hagaratown
Changeover In Parking Each 3 Months
On narrow Hagerstown streets parking is rotated monthly. A proposal suggests changing parking signs every three months. Lt Harold Kiser urges Public Works Board to consider and decide. He notes rotation wears street edges evenly and gives each side equal access to curb space.
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Hagerstowt
Harold Kiser
Caily
Public Works Board
Homer
Kiser
City changeover costs rise with monthly schedule
Street turnover each month proves costly and confusing for residents especially night workers who park on the street. Lt Kiser suggests changing over every three months to cut costs and reduce confusion.
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Kiser
Turn Clocks Back One Hour Tonight
Clocks are set to revert to standard time over the weekend with the official change at 2 a.m. Sunday in Washington County. After the switch, everyone gains an extra hour of sleep, while delaying activities by one hour.
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Washington County
Postmaster Job Open Near Here
An examination is planned in Hagerstown by the Civil Service Commission to fill the postmaster position at Big Pant. The exam is set for October 23 with a salary of 2100 to 2100. Application blanks and instructions may be obtained from the Big Pool post office or the United States Civil Service Commission.
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Jilagerstown
Civil Services Commission
Big Pant
Hagerstown
Imwe
Big Pool
United States Civil Service Commiscin
Apple Demand Slow in Appalachian Market News
Market News Service reports slow apple demand in the Appalachian district with U S Red Delicious and Fancy grades selling around 2.73 dollars per bushel and some lower. Jonathans weaker with 1L 8 Fancy and other sizes trading near 2.30 to 3.50 in various markets including St. Louis and Cincinnati.
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Appalachian
Market News
U. S
Yakima Valley
Washington State
New York
Hudson Valley
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
St. Louis
Virginia
Cincinnati
Ten Years For Transporting Stolen Autos in Baltimore
Joseph Stern a 32 year old from New York was sentenced to ten years in federal prison and fined for transporting stolen cars from New York and selling them in Baltimore authorities said the case highlighted cross state auto theft rings and Stern faced the lengthy penalty in federal court on September 2 in Baltimore Maryland.
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Baltimore
Joseph Stern
New York
Williamsport Sued Over Sidewalk Slip Damages
Mary M Harsh sues Williamsport Mayor and Council for 1000 damages claiming a serious injury from a slip on the west side of North Vermont Street in Williamsport last December 1. Frank G Marsh seeks 200 damages for his wife. Both suits filed in Circuit Court through attorneys Kax tor and Kastor.
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Williamsport
Mary M. Harsh
North Vermont Street
Willantsport
Williameport
Frank G. Marsh
Circuit Court
Altorneys Kaxtor
Hancock to Hold Special Service Address
Rev Dr Paul L Stagg of First Baptist Church Front Royal Va will speak to Hancock churchgoers at 7 30 pm Tuesday Sept 29 in the Presbyterian Church A special service marks the nationwide ceremony for the completion of televised edition of the Bible Planned by Rev Orville Stick with Gerald Smith and Mrs Matlaed Shives leading the committee The Hancock Church pastors join in presenting new Bibles to distinguished donors The annual Methodist rally is set for Charles Town Sept 27 at 2 pm.
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Paul L. Stagg
Front Royal
Wancork
Presbyterian Church
Orville Stick
Hancnck Presbyterian Church
Gerald Smith
Matlaed Shives
Hanrock Church
Charles Town
Seaplane tender Pine aboard Hillard Hull returns home
Hull family of near Hagerstown welcomes son Hull aboard the seaplane tender Pine after an eight month Far East tour. The Pine served in Okinawa and the Pescadores Islands near Formosa, provisioning Martin Mariners and conducting missions over Korean and Chinese waters with calls at Yokosuka, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Pearl Harbor. The dispatch notes arrival scheduled Monday September 30 and mentions the upcoming daylight saving time end.
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Pine
Far East
Hillard
Hull
Neaman
Paul B. Hull
Hagerstown
Daily Mail
San Diego
Calif
Far Eart
Fine Island
Okinawa
Pescadores Islands
Formosa
Navy
Martin
Yokosuka
Japan
Hong Kong
Local Stocks Quotations From Cohn and Co in Hagerstown
Quotations furnished by Cohn and Co members of the New York Stock Exchange. Located at 39 North Jonathan Street Hagerstown Maryland. Phone al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Crankleton Electric Co., Inc
Center Square
Greencastle
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
East Lee Street
Hagarstown
Maryland
Cohn & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Jonathan Street
Snoek Brothard
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Eno
American Legion Home
Ken Windleg
Hagerstein
Winchester
Frei Nin
Danving
Ringer Electric
Frederick Street
Critain Bank
Nicodemus National Bank Weat
Washington Street
Burmmit
Avene
Friendly
McIntire Furnace CO
Lennox
Greenmount
H. B. Mongan
Ieue
Wilbur King
Etal
Social + Security office
William Clapp
Volunteres of America
Green Hill Pres Dee Church
Hancock Alop
G. Russell
Martha Gardsborough
Chere E. Miller, Dey
Satndry Street
Korea
24 Infantry
Davis
Pat Richard B. Ttoward
Camp Brockendigr
Kentucky
Mir
Mia
George WH
Howard, Funkstmen
Richard B. Howatds
RAG — Ypag
S. S02nd Airborne
Infantey Thegmient
Btsk Airborne
Tivisian
Camp Beeckencidge
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Smithsburg, Md
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Care
Esso
Wie
Apple
R&g
W. Washington St
Cushwa
By Man and Wife
Sidewalk Fall
Hancock
Farmers & Merchants Bank Ym Yala Agod
Natl Bank Ia
Msama
Nicod
Natl Bank
Lon
A Co
Adabla
Trust Potomac Edison
Potamat Edison
Pro, Corp
Frick
Leister
West
Lee
Resco
Martin Feed & Implements
Aes L
Eable’s Drug Store
Second National Bank
Yageratown, Maryland
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