Democrats Sees Victory Prediction From President Truman
President Truman writes to over 60 000 party officials predicting a Democratic victory in November and criticizing Republican tactics. He confirms candidates will be “good ones” and notes possible preferences among Kefauver Kerr Russell and Stevenson while signaling openness to a July convention. He urges plain language to inform voters and highlights freedoms, opportunity, prosperity, and peace as core Democratic signals.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic Nations Convention
Democrat
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Kefauver
Tennessee
Kerr
Oklahoma
Russell
Georgia
Adlai E. Steven
Illinois
Emmitsburg Women Organize Canteen for Red Cross Visit
A Friday meeting at St Joseph High School organized a canteen to feed blood donors during the Red Cross mobile unit visit to Mt St Marys College. Mrs Roy Bollinger, chairman, announced April 21 duties for lunch, coffee, juice, tables, pins, and hostess roles.
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St. Joseph High School
Red Cross
Mt. St. Mary's College
Roy Bollinger
Albert McClear
E. R. Shriver
Harry McNair
Charles Fuss
Thomas Gingell
Mary Shuff
Lawrence Orendorff
Harry T. McNair
Edgar Rhodes
Harry. Boyle
On Martin
B. P.le
St Josephs High School PTA News and Local Notices
Retreat for St Josephs High School students concluded with Mass and a Communion breakfast. PTA meeting heard treasurer report of 3136.45, announced card party plans for April 15, and nominations. Community notices list Easter visits, shipments to Fort Jackson, rummage sale proceeds, and new members at Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Vincent J. Nugent
C. M
Mary Immaculate Seminary
Northampton
St. Joseph's High School
Parent-Teachers Association of
St. Joseph’s High School
Vincent Nugent
C. ML
The
Clarence Wachter
Bernard H. Boyle
Guy A. Baker
Lucille
Floyd C. Miller l
Harry Kane
Paul
Centi
Beegle
Amsterdam
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sterling Peters
Baton Rouge
Peter
Gertrude Peters
J. Edward Houck
Francis Adelsberger
Donald Rodgers
Fort Jackson
D. C
Houck
Adelsberger
Bainbridge Naval Station
Gettysburg
St. John’s College
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Charles McNair
McNair
C. G. Frailey
Thomas Frailey
Albert Leary
J. W. Houser
John O'Donoghue
Edward Fenlon
Ann Codors
George Thompson
Frank Butler
Gillelans
Richard Rosensteel
Rorer Zurgable
Gregory
Geoffrey
York
Lloyd Eiderdice
Westminster
Elias Evaneglical Lutheran Church
Palm
John E. Eyler
Evers Messner
James Kemp
Emory Barnhouse
George W. Baker
Albert Hedges
Doris Hedges
Donald Hedges
Charles C. Alexander
Robert A. Brown
Alfred G. Hahn
David B. Bushman
Thomas L. Bushman
Gloria A. Herring
Dorothy M. Eyler
Margaret H. Eyler
Dolores M. Eyler
Calvin D. Mananan
Teuise Jane Linn
Barbara Sue Eyster
Lewis S. Smith
Robert C. Troxell
Sykesville Luncheon Hosts Local Guests
Mrs Roy Emory Sr entertained at a luncheon at her home last week with guests Misses Ida Frances Elsie Jones Helen Dudderar and Mrs D W Cawthorne Others included Mr and Mrs Donald Clarke Wayland Mass visiting Easter holidays with Mr and Mrs Clarence Clark and Mr and Mrs Arthur H Bird Frederick as dinner guests of their Jones cousins Harrison Branch Hamilton.
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Sykesville
Roy Emory
Ida
Frances
Elsie Jones
Helen Dudderar
D. W. Cawthorne
Donald Clarke
Wayland
Mass
Clarence Clark
Arthur
H. Bird
Frederick
Misses Jones
Engagement Notice and Dinner Honor at Baltimore Event
Va. resident visits sister Mrs. Lee O Warfield. Capt H C Jefferson praised at a Sheraton Belvedere dinner in Baltimore for his 25 years as president of Curtis Bay Towing. Mr and Mrs Carol Howes of Larchmont announce engagement of daughter Irene Roxanna Howes to Pfc Harvey S Brown of Three Rivers Mich.
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Lee O. Warfield
H.C. Jefferson
Raincliff Farm
Sheraton-Belvedere
Baltimore
Curtis Bay Towing Company
Ance
Carol Howes
Larchmont
Irene Roxanna Howes
Pfc
Harvey S. Brown
Elmer Brown
Three Rivers
Mich
Granddaughter of George Howes noted in local item
Dr and Mrs A Barnes returned home after a month in Clearwater Florida. Mr and Mrs Holmes Lockard received a Tokyo message that their son Pvt Lynn H Lockard had arrived there. Frederick records a jailbreak low with twelve prisoners confined, no police court held on Good Friday. A poultry feathering method uses a device to stand birds upright before applying cold water.
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Mise Howes
George Howes
A. Barnes
Clearwater
Fla
Holmes Lockard
Tokyo
Japan
Pvt
Lynn H. Lockard
Frederick
Turnkey
Alonzo Darner
Singer's Husband Saved In Second Plane Crash
New York report details singer Jane Froman and her husband John Burn surviving a sea crash near San Juan Puerto Rico. Nine years earlier Froman met Burn after a Lisbon ocean crash, and their bond grew through recovery. Today she cried with relief as Burn was confirmed safe.
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New York
Jane Froman
San Juan
Puerto Rico
John Burn
Lisbon
Portugal
Burn
Mias Froman
Fiest
Hollywood
DDT Blamed For Deaths Of Robins In Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on April 11 the chamber of commerce received a letter from Walter Reed Army Medical Center linking robin deaths to spraying trees with 35 percent DDT emulsion. The process caused droplets to seep into soil, be consumed by earthworms, and then ingested by robins. Officials noted uncertainty about local DDT use and whether the issue is widespread. Lander baseball club plans Sunday practice at Lander field, welcoming new and returning members. In Pennsylvania, ice mines form icicles in heat and melt with winter.
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Hagerstown
Lander
Lander Field
Doty Remsburg
Remsbore
May Day Traffic Safety Rally Set For May 1
Baltimore authorities announce a May Day traffic safety rally scheduled for May 1. Paul E. Burke, executive director of the Maryland Traffic, outlines plans emphasizing pedestrian and driver awareness to reduce accidents. Local officials hope to involve schools and community groups in a regional observance.
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Baltimore
Paul E. Burke
The
Maryland Traffic
May Day Traffic Safety Rally to honor safe towns
About 500 traffic safety officials from across the state will meet at the Emerson Hotel on May 1 1982 for the Traffic Safety Commission annual session. The event will feature plaques and citations for five Maryland towns Rockville Riverdale Greenbelt Westminster and Frostburg for recording no traffic fatalities in 1951.
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Safety Commission
Emerson Hotel
The
Traffic Safety Commission
Maryland
Rockville
Riverdale
Greenbelt
Westminster
Frostburg
Racing to resume in Baltimore at Westport Stadium
Stock car racing will resume for the second year at Westport Stadium with a 25 lap feature. Wally Campbell of Trenton New Jersey leads the field. he was the national modified champion last year.
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Baltimore
Westport Stadium
Wally Campbell
Trenton
N. J
Campbell
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