Harriman Ready To Run For Democratic Nomination
Washington April 13 W Averell Harriman head of the foreign aid program says he would be honored if New York delegates back him as a favorite son at the July Democratic National Convention. He spoke at Harriman New York and at a local reception where a Harriman for President campaign is underway. Republicans note Taft leads in five primaries with 1 313 535 votes versus 1 224 280 for opponents including Eisenhower. Ingalls cites Taft as the choice of GOP voters.
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W. Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Mutual Security
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Kerr
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Tennessee
Robert S Kerr
Oklahoma
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
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Brief McMahon
Connecticut
Robert A. Taft
David S. Ingalls
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Ingalls
Taft
Illnois
Bob Taft
Mahoney outlines steps to balance U S budget
In Baltimore on April 13 Democratic Senate hopeful George P. Mahoney from Union Memorial Hospital where he is recovering from a virus infection, urged balance through sound business practices and cutting waste. He pledged tax cuts aligned with defense needs, criticized resource neglect, and advocated selective alliance strategies beyond the United Nations to ensure security, noting Mount Borah as Idaho’s highest point.
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George P. Mahoney
U. S. Senate
Union Memorial Hospital
Mahoney
Lime Kiln-Lawson Spring Visitors and Deaths Focus
Lime Kiln Lawson Spring Cleveland Ohio visits sister in law Nellie Spring on account of death of brother W. E. Spring. Mr and Mrs H Wallick and sons H E Jr and Douglas from near Frederick visited here. Ross Mills family back from Tasewell Tenn after nephew died suddenly. Paul E May and spouse return from wedding trip staying with Vernie and Mrs McDonald. Jack Cordeil of Clarksburg returns from weekend with aunt and uncle Cecil. Mikie Maurro of Frederick returns from visit with grandparents Jewell. One in five Americans will develop cancer if trends continue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Nellie Spring
W. E. Spring
H. Wallick
H.E. Jr
Douglas
Frederick
Ross Mills
Tasewell
Tenn
Stone Renamed Charles Town Hospital Board Leader
St Stone of Charles Town was named president of the hospital board at the Charles Town General Hospital annual meeting. Other officers named were Miss Helen Goldsborough vice president, George Mullen secretary, and Foster Brenneman treasurer, with all positions confirmed yesterday in Charles Town.
Accidents In City Reported Over Weekend
Minor crashes in Frederick caused about 500 in damage while a Washingtonian faced hit and run charges. Ruth Harris of Mt Airy was cited for failure to stop at a boulevard collision with Harry Burner Jr. on East Third Street. Around 10 20 a m Sunday John Harding of Germantown was cited for passing on the right causing a sideswipe with Virginia Young on North Market Street. Late Saturday evening William Douglas of Washington faced failure to stop and identify after tangling with Peggy Houff’s parked car on West South Street. A dump truck driven by Charles Tyergar and a Charlotte Katrell coupe collided near the Francis Scott Key bridge causing about 100 damage. Pedestrian Mrs Mable West, 62, was hospitalized after being struck near the Square. No charges against driver Sylvester Phelps. Weather blamed for several crashes as Leonard Henson of Hagerstown was fined 645 for failing to keep right. Damages included a total of about 500 on West Patrick Street and other late night impacts.
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Ruth S. Harris
Mt Airy
East Third
East Street
Harry F. Burner Jr
East Sixth Street
Harris
Arnold Simmons
Sim
John F. Harding
Germantown
Virginia Lee Young
North Market Street
Harding
Frank Dorsey
William D. Douglas
Washington
Peggy Lee Houff
West South Street
Francis Scott Key Bridge
South Market Street
Charles E. Tyergar
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charlotte J. Katrell
Route 1
George Crouse
Mable West
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
William Stockman
Sylvester Phelps
Mrs West
West Patrick Street
Leonard Lee Henson
Hagerstown
South
Jefferson Streets
Court
Patrick Streets
North Bentz Street
China Seals Deals At Soviet Intl Trade Conference
Moscow April 3 A Soviet backed international conference on trade ends with Chinese delegation reporting agreements to exchange about 80 million dollars of goods with eastern and western nations. An informant says France will sell China 11 million dollars in metals and machinery.
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China
France
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Switzerland
Finland
Ceylon
Bethlehem to Launch Ore Carrier Sparrows Point
The Bethlehem shipyard at Sparrows Point will launch the third Great Lakes ore carrier next Friday. The 18,500-ton craft will be named Sparrows Point by Mrs J M Larkin wife of a Bethlehem official. The report notes Chinese trade talks with several European nations and a $6 million textile exchange with Britain.
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Great Lakes
Bethlehem- Sparrows Port
Sparrows Point
J. M. Larkin
Bethlehen
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