Were Fight To Overcome Knot America Effects Of Winter
The page notes ongoing efforts to curb winter impacts on the nation, with Today In History items and anniversaries. It lists notable births and deaths, including Putnam, Ames, and Robert G., and mentions historical events from 1855 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pere
America
Putnam
Germany
New York State
Lee Shvvesiders
Congress
Federal
Children’s‘ Bureau
National Labor Bureau
Wilson
Bataan
Oratorical Contest Finals At Brunswick
Scholastic public speakers from Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware and the District of Columbia compete in regional finals at Brunswick. Four contestants Ronald Us Lence Marrow Conrad Cohen and Joan Hambright speak 12 minutes with four to six minutes impromptu. The winner advances to Watertown sectional finals and then to Portales New Mexico for the national championship on April 12 where the top prize is a 4000 scholarship.
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Scholastic
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
The
District of Columbia
Will
Ronaldus
Lence Marrow
Conrad M. Cohen
Joan E. Hambright
Wisner
Bros & Competition
Watertown
Portales
New Mexico
Judging Criteria for Contest Prizes
The criteria specify rewards of $1000 and $500. Judging focuses on presence and poise, personality, composition, accuracy and effectiveness, and the power to convince.
Dulles Denounces Soviet Propaganda Tactics
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will combat Soviet propaganda without lying about policy or hiring a psychological warfare expert. He cited rapid actions on nuclear talks and rejected adopting Russia’s propaganda methods, noting no plans for a psychological warfare director.
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Perrile
Army
Pace
Korea
Sovietia
United States
James W. Fasas
Sumner
New York
Hest
American Cancer Society
Beverly
Onnio
Tesear
York
N.Y. Times
Brookfield
Gene W. Castle
o @ducer
San Fran
Antal Dorati
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Bungavents
Zitab
Russia
Charles E. Burchfield
Ashtabula
Ohio
Washington
Dulles
U_S
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Sus
State Department
Loudoun County Sets 2.10 Tax Rate for 1958-59 Budget
Loudoun County Supervisors adopted a 2.10 tax rate to fund a 1958-59 budget of 1,150,729.97. Schools receive 745,000, up 15, with 1,287 allotted to the Northern Virginia Planning Commission. A regional plan with Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William, Falls Church, Alexandria, and Ats massas is planned. Chairman Kirkpatrick said Cox and Col Blee will meet with Civil Aeronautics on Chan station airport development. Also, Annapolis reports Bruce J. Schick, son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Schick Frederick, named to the Superintendent's List at the U S Naval Academy for term 1957-58.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Northern Virginia Planning Commission
Northern Virginia
Arlington
Fairfax
Prince William
Falls Church
Alexandria
Atsmassas
J. Emory ‘Kirkpatrick
Loudoun
W. J. Cox
Col HH. Blee
Haison
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Chan‘tilly
Annapolis
Feync
Also Mentioned on This Page
Detroit F
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
College Park
Maryland-Delaware
University of Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Dover
Orand
Somerset
Unitedtates
Brunswick
Homart
Sears
Homart Central
Monty
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
U. S
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Hudson
Nash
And
Studebaker
Goodyear
Dodge
Buick
Olds
Mercury
Pontiac
ISER
Lowell Tire & Battery Co
CO Sara
South Market St
West South St
Cornell
Sinclair
Woodsboro, MD
Routzahn
Middletown
Clay’s Service Center
Rosemont Ave
Jack’s
Buckeystown, MD
Dinty Moore
Triangle Shell Station
West Patrick St
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