Think She Is Not Invincible Think She Is Not Invincible
The Democratic National Committee compared Eisenhower’s 1956 bid to Dewey’s 1948 run, noting parallels in taxes farm policy Taft Hartley and power issues. It asks if any single issue will sway voters, stressing a collective stance on government for the many and unity after Stevenson’s foreign policy speech. The note also covers Moscow visit approval for Ambassador Bohlen and cites annual traffic accident costs at 4.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Dewey
New York
Paul M. Butler
Dixon-Yates
National Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Former Governor Lane Returns To His Home
Former Maryland governor William Preston Lane Jr. left Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital after a delicate detached retina operation three weeks ago. Hospital reports say he is "just fine" and his wife Mrs Lane drove him home to Hagerstown to recuperate further. He is president of the Herald-Mail Co., publisher of Hagerstown daily papers.
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Washington
William Preston Lane ,Jr
Maryland
Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Herald-Mail Co
Hagerstowns
Dali
Court News Bridges Multiple Marriage Licenses Across Counties
A series of marriage license notices lists Lawrence J. Graham and Fern L. Howe from Wellsboro and Elmira, Grant Kerstetter and Violet M. Rumberger from Shamokin, George Walsh and Hazel M. Johnson from Washington, Harold Bones and Marilyn Sehratwieser from Fairfield, Millard Legenberger and Bernadette Whitmyer from Enajvel, Charles Eisner and Patricia Bennett from Mt. Airy, George Flickinger and Glenda Mackenzie from Walkersville, and property deeds for Edward Buser to Wilson Troxell and Edward Noonan to Edward Noonan Jr. County transfers include a list of deeds and inter-family transfers referenced in the ongoing notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Graham
Wellsboro
Fern L. Howe
Elmira
Grant Kerstetter
Violet M. Rumberger
Shamokin
George Walsh
Hazel M. Johnson
Washington
Harold Donald Bones
Marilyn Ruth Sehratwieser
Fairfield
Millard A. Legenberger
Port Dickinson
N. Y
Bernadette E. Whitmyer
Enajvel
Charles H. Eisner
Frederick and
Patricia A. Bennett
Mt. Airy
George D. Flickinger
Glenda J. Mackenzie
Walkersville
Edward Buser
Willson L. Troxell
Edward J. Noonan
Edward J. Noonan Jr
Thomas Keeney
Missing Dresden Art Treasures Topics and Theft Claims
In Munich on April 13 the fate of 1500 art treasures from the Dresden collection is discussed as Soviet troops reportedly took them to Russia after the war. Officials cite loss, with claims some paintings may already be destroyed or hidden in tunnels and castles across Saxony.
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Alvey Newton Smith
Mehrl F. Wachter
Katherine Leonard Chamberlain
Munich
Germany
Clyde Douglas
W. Wachter
Josephus L. Reeder
Dresden Museum
East Ger
Lester T. Exier
Hubert B. Savage
John T. G. Stiles
Charles S. Tyeryar
Willard E. Keller
George P. Tobery
Harry W. Hickman
Ivan H. Loucks
Dresden
Raphael
Moscow
Russia
Hermann Voss
Dresden Gallery
Sais
Pirna
Saxony
Gustave Courbet
Stonebreakers
Pompeo Batonioss
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Charles E. Hohlen
Central Asia
Siberia
Bohlen
Anastas Mikoyan
Gingham
Bec
Lane
Court News
Flint, Mich
Cass Smith
Ernest Belford
Flint
Smith
Belford
U.S
Dean
Doan
ADEA
Activitee
Barbette
Parsons—Street
Bloor
Betty Hartford
Goa Flavents
Odora Jumbo
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