Guard Review by Top Officials at Indiantown Gap
About 7 000 members of the 29th division lined up for a formal parade and review by Maj Gen Milton A Reckord adjutant general of Maryland who formerly commanded the division The parade marked the end of the first week of a two summer encampment for Maryland and Virginia national units at the Harrisburg area installation Gov Theodore A McKeldin and his wife attended a 119 gun salute and dress parade Reckord conducted a hurried inspection of all Maryland guard units then left for Baltimore after dinner with division officers.
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Indiantown Gap
Try
Nd Army
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
Virginia
Harrisbore
Theodore A. McKeldin
Gen. Reckord
Maryland Guard
Baltimore
RC Veterans In Doubleheader At Senseny Park
A softball doubleheader at Senseny Park tonight features RC Veterans versus DeLong Company near Philadelphia. First game at 7 p.m. Cork St. league pitcher Jim Hockman faces Ed Mulford, a 18‑year veteran with a 251‑147 record. second game has Jack Larrick starting for BC with a strong city league rep and a BC lineup including Fawcett Pope Fansler Huyett Grim Smith.
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Senseny
Senseny Park
Royal Crown
DeLong Company
Philadelphia
Jim Hockman
Cork St
Mulford
Jack Larrick
Lee Fawcett
Leon Pope
Ralph Fansler
Tevious Bailey
Jim Huyett
Lawrence Grim
Alson Smith
Curves Return To Paris Fashions
Paris fashion note highlights Gen evieve Fath collection emphasizing fit at hips waist and bust. Designer focuses on how garments look when seated with discreet bosom emphasis and draped details. Later in the day wide open necklines appear for evening wear while remaining dignified and versatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Genevieve Fath
Woman killed as partner robs gas plant in Cincinnati scene
At a Harrison gas plant a woman is killed when her male partner drives off after an attempted gasoline theft. The car hit a telephone pole and fence, then struck a house before the pair fled on foot. Co owner Frank Rodebush says he held them at gunpoint as police were called.
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Cincinnati
Harrison
Frank Rodebush
Rodebush
Omer Clark
France Tops 1954 Paris Draw for American Tourists
France attracted the most American visitors in 1954, with Great Britain and Italy trailing close behind. The ranking shows France leading in tourism appeal among U.S. travelers for that year.
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France
Great Britain
Italy
Richard Reynolds Dies in Richmond
Richard Samuel Reynolds founder of Reynolds Metals and longtime tobacco pioneer died at his Richmond home at 73 after a heart attack. He built Reynolds Metals Co and led multiple firms, leaving four sons among his survivors with funeral set for Monday at Second Presbyterian Church.
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Richmond
Richard Samuel Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Reynolds Metals Co
Jamaica
Bristol
Tenn
Reynolds
King College
Columbia University
University of Virginia
R. J. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
N. C
The
Tobacco Company
British American Tobacco Co
United States Foil Co
United States Foil
United States
Eskimo Pie Corp
Reynolds Production Co
Reynolds Research Corp
Richmond Radiator Co
Robertshaw- Fulton Controls
Reynolds Alloys Co
Reynolds Jamaica Mines, Ltd
Reynolds Surinam Mining Corp
United States Sanitary Manufacturing Co
Julia Louise Parham
la Grange
Reynolds Metals
R.S. Reynolds Jr
J. Louis Reynolds
W. G. Reynolds
David P. Reynolds
Louisville
Second Presbyterian Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Scientists Eye Satellite Feasibility and Timetable
Scientists outlined a satellite project likely to be spherical and basketball sized. It would launch via rockets in a linked series, with a 1957 58 target. Power, cost, and radar tracking plans are debated but optimistic.
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Alan T. Waterman
National Science Foundation
Army
White Sands
N. M
No Tax Credit Issued in Virginia This Year
Virginia will not grant a Byrd automatic tax credit for the current year. Gov. Gédv. Stanley announced after final general fund revenue figures showed a shortfall of 1,325,764 dollars against the credit threshold. The 1950 act has produced the first year without a credit since its passage.
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Richmond
Stanley
Virginia
Henry G. Gilmer
General Assembly
General Fund
ABC
Comptroller
Governor’s
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Record gains for newspaper advertising in 1955
National advertisers bought 9.5 percent more newspaper linage in the first half of 1955 than 1954, the biggest six months ever. June alone rose 15.9 percent. Retail ads up 6.8 percent, with June up 8.9 percent, as chain stores expand ad use and newspapers reaffirm their shopper reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media Records Inc
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
National
U.S
Harold S. Barnes
America
Barnes
How Ridged Nail Files Are Made
The nail file is stamped from a steel strip. Cutting edges are chiseled out by vibrating steel knives in a machine that makes 100 cuts per inch.
Suspect Accused Of Aiding Enemy In Korea War
Sgt John W Moore of San Pedro California is arrested at home and charged with aiding the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea. The army spokesman cites forming on fellow prisoners of war and cooperating with captors. His wife Sondra and their six month old daughter Donna are mentioned.
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John W. Moore
San Pedro
Calif
Korea
Sondra
Donna
Army
Vicore
Old-Fashioned Parlor Guessing Game Now Played on Television
New York writer Charles Mercer profiles the TV panel quiz Masquerade Party on ABC. Ogden Nash and fellow panelists Ika Chase Buff Cobb Dagmar guess disguises of public figures under moderator Peter Donald. Nash notes fun and occasional slumps.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Ogden Nash
ABCTV
Nash
Felow
Ika Chase
Buff Cobb
Dagmar
Peter Donald
Manhattan
West Coast
Dorothy Boyd Wins At Wardensville Amateur Contest
Dorothy Ann Boyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Boyd of Millwood Ave won first place with her Top Hat and Cane darice in the Wardensville amateur show held Wednesday evening. She earned a 15 dollar prize and performed tap and baton encore while her sisters Diane and Jane Boyd joined in a Mexican hat dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Boyd
Mitchell Boyd
Millwood Ave
Wardensville
Miss Boyd
Diane
Jane Boyd
The Exchange of Joy by Isabel Quigly reviewed
A detailed review of Isabel Quigly s novel The Exchange of Joy. Celia, wife of Needy Coke, is drawn into an ardent affair with Arcangelo while her husband works in Australia. The narrative contrasts Latin and Anglo Saxon sensibilities as Celia s passions overwhelm her, examined by a cool observer.
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Isabel Quigly
Harcourt Brace
Needy Coke
Celia
Australia
Italy
Ginevra
Arcangelo
Cal
Edith Cochran Dempsey Rites Set In Dayton
Funeral service for Mrs. Edith Cochran Dempsey of Dayton Ohio, formerly of this city, will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. E B. Smith officiating. Pallbearers are W Raymond Cochran Charles H Cochran Henkel M Lamp Elmer C Lamp Lewis A Lamp and Maynard H Renner. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Remains arrive at Jones Funeral Home tomorrow morning at 10 and lie in state until the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cochran Dempsey
Dayton
Ohio
Miami Valley Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
E. B. Smith
W. Raymond Cochran
Charles H .Cochran
Henkel M. Lamp
Elmer C Lamp
Lewis A. Lamp
Maynard H. Renner
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Servce
Don’t Forget Your Pets During the Hot Weather
Public notice urges pet owners to provide continuous fresh water for animals during hot conditions. Emphasizes keeping water accessible and monitoring animals for signs of overheating.
IQ Quiz Answers From Page Four
Quiz page provides ten answers: Ark of the Covenant, No Monticello, No, Detroit, 1921 KDKA Pittsburgh, No, St Marys Ohio, Lincoln, True, Plutarch.
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Monticello
Detroit
KDKA
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's
Ohio
Lincoln
True
Plutarch
Auctions announced for tractors real estate and household goods
Sales Directory lists on August 2 at 10 a.m. Ralph W. Horst of Marion Pennsylvania 6 miles south of Chambersburg offering tractors and farm equipment. On August 27 at 11 a.m. W E Edwards trustee sells real estate near Vaucluse. August 20 at 10 a.m. estate of Bessie C Ramsburg at Capon Bridge West Virginia with real estate livestock farm machinery furniture and household goods auctioneer H F Smith
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Chambersburg
W. E. Edwards
Vaucluse
Charles R. Duvall
E.S.T
Bessie C. Ramsburg
Capon Bridge
W. Va
H. F. Smith
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
N. Cameron ST
Minor Motor CO
Alfalfa
Green Chemical CO
Wyck St
Winchester
Henry Serrette
Geronimo
Roudebush
Richard Reynolds
Marietta
Ronciere
R. Lee Barney
Gainesboro
Dorothy Boyd
COSCO
S. Loudoun St
TER Furniture
W.G. Rogers
Franklin
Fords
John Deere
Oliver
Massey-Harris
Ford
Farmers & Dealers
Sales
Mer
Marion, Pa
W. Boscawen St
Dempsey
Bro
County Real Estate
Carl V. Brumback
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Willet H. Painter
McCormick
Farmalls
C. J. Brumback
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