Eisenhower faces Democrats in defense policy clash
President Eisenhower criticised Democratic critics of his defense policy while praising his seven years in office. He endorsed Vice President Richard Nixon as his successor and mocked rivals who claim the United States is not the world’s strongest nation. He highlighted achievements including Korea ceasefire, economic growth, and a major roadbuilding program. He spoke at a Republican Women’s Conference as a campaign kickoff.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Richard B. Nixon
Soviet Union
GOP
Korea
Move starts for Stevenson draft in suburban Maryland
A Montgomery County draft Stevenson committee launched the Maryland phase to back Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination. Led by Judge Theodore A. Miller, the group includes 100+ prominent Democrats, House members, county officials, and party leaders. They aim to influence Maryland delegates toward Stevenson at the Democratic National Convention.
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Rockville
Maryland
Adlai Stevenson
Montgomery County Pary
Theodore A. Miller
Orphans Court
Washington
Edna P. Cook
J. Graham Walker
House of Delegates
Stanley B. Fresh
Irving A. Levine
Paul Wamke
Harmony
Margaret W. Carpenter
Democratic State Central Committee
Montgomery
Stevenson
Miller
South America
Democratic Party
Braryland
Integration Report Is Published
More than 180 000 Negro students in the South attend classes with whites in integrated districts, with six percent of total Negro enrollment in integrated schools. The District of Columbia and West Virginia are fully integrated. six states show substantial integration, while Arkansas Florida North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia have partial integration. The Deep South states Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina maintain complete segregation. LOBBYIST PAID $3 000. Joseph M Wyatt of Baltimore lobbied for Maryland state employees on a salary bill. $3 000 paid and $1 065 31 in expenses are noted for D Worthington Pearce and Herbert H Hubbard.
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Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Deep South
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolna
Annapolis, Md
Joseph M. Wyatt
Baltimore
Hereford Sale Held at Sundown Farm Mont County
The Sundown Farm dispersal on the 1 100 acre estate near Sunshine drew about 500 buyers from multiple states. One bull sold for 5200, top cattle brought strong prices, and 194 females averaged 385 with total proceeds over 165 905. The event, largest Hereford auction in the east this year, continues with about 400 animals slated for sale.
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Colorado Domino
Real Prince Domino
3Gll
Sundown Farm
Sunshine
Montgomery County
FE. R. Hart
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolina
Winds
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
California
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Owen Thomas II
Warrenton
Virginia Hereford Breeders’ Association
Neighbors clash over brush fire claim near fence
A court dispute involves Keyser alleging a brush fire started near his fence. Neighbors contend the case centers on property tensions and timing of court sessions, with emphasis on avoiding protracted petty disputes.
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Keyser
Destruction Charge Dismissed In Court
Magistrate Edward D. Storm held a brief session in which one case was dismissed and another ruled on. Irving J. H. Shankie charged with destruction of property had the charge dismissed on a motion by his attorney W Jerome Offutt.
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Edward D. Storm
Irving J. H. Shankie
East Church Street
Storm
Shankle
W. Jerome Offutt
Offutt
Lewis C. Keiser
Offate
Court Rules on Shankle Property Damage Case
In a court session the Shankle property case was heard regarding fence damage connected to the prior incident. Claude Henry Gardner, 37, Negro, was found guilty of intoxication and sentenced to six days in jail in lieu of a SICU fine. CUT RATE TRIPS WASHINGTON AP Chairman James R Durfee urged Congress to allow domestic airlines to carry military personnel on furlough at reduced fares.
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Claude Henry Gardner
Washington
James R. Durfee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Congress
Domesti Airlines
Durfee
Sicuate Aviation
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Melvin W. Ambrose
Calvin S. Bartgis
Edward Maniz
Robert Dutrow
Millard Crum Jr
Edward Mantz
Robert Wilson
Edward S. Rice
C. Grant Delphey
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
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Richard D. Hammond
Battle Creek, Mich
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Detroit
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Laytonsville
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di Avenue
Frederick, Maryland
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Jane Moneta
Jupiter
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Olemith
Renn Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth ST
Frederick, MD
Burdette Brothers, Inc
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Scotts
Ingalls Lumber & Supply, Inc
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