Eisenhower urges trade and aid in cold war mobilization
President Eisenhower addressed over 4,000 business leaders at the US Chamber of Commerce meeting urging a combined trade and aid push to keep uncommitted nations from Soviet influence. He cited $3.9 billion in aid, stressed a strong US economy, and warned isolation would be catastrophic.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis L. Strauss
America
United States
Waitons
Filsenhower
Strauss
Chamber
William A. McDonnell
St. Louis
McDonnell
Pomona Grange Holds Quarterly Meeting Highlights
The Pomona Grange met at the Lutheran Parish Hall with Emmitsburg Grange hosting. Eleven granges represented about 9 members. Thurmont led attendance with 15. Jefferson named second in state one act contest. A sewing contest and master plan study discussions were noted, plus Youth League bowling results and a softball tournament entry call. Deputy Quinn announced a new Grange at New Midway, bringing Frederick County to 24 Granges.
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Boy All Granges
Washington County Pomona Rangers
Kathleen Biges
Rastus
Baker
Renn
State Grange
Washington County
the Rocks
Braddock Grange
Pomona Grange
Emmitsburg Grange
Thurmont
Pomona
Lavina SirGolerick
Jefferson
Earl Remsberg
Thursda
Ba’enger
Fom
Montgomery County
Pomona Economics Committee
Ball- Mics
Remsberg
Hospital
Bruce Crum
Frederick Cour
Frederick Couty
Frances Darner
Peter Pan
Staley Park
Howard Quinn
New Midway
Singanore Grange
Frederick County
Donald Lewis Heads Thurmont Town Board Race
Donald Lewis won the Thurmont town board presidency with 212 votes yesterday. Calvin Wilhide and Paul M. Litie trailed, while Edgar Palmer received write‑in votes. Litie and Hoffman won two commissioner seats with 298 and 238 votes respectively. Other candidates Fink and Black trailed with 186 and 136 votes. Holdovers Reed and Ambrose remain.
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Donald Lewis
William J. Lidie
Earl Hoffman
Thurmont
Lewis
Calvin Wilhide
Paul M. Litie
Edgar Palmer
Board of Commissioners
Litie
Hoffman
Robert Fink
James F. Black
Charles Reed
Charles Ambrose
Argentina Bans Commie Activity
Argentina's government banned Communist party activities across the nation and ordered closure of Communist offices. The decree cites subversive actions in politics and labor, imposes strict controls while the state of siege remains in force, declared last October with no lift in sight.
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Buenos Aires
Communist Party
Reds
Opposes High Dam On Potomac River
Rep Howard W. Smith Virginia filed testimony opposing any high dam on the Potomac River. He cited accident and flood data, noting the potential land loss in his district and Shenandoah Valley. He urged careful study before pursuing a dam project.
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Potomac River
Washington
Howard W. Smith
House Public \Works
Corded
Shenandoh Valley
Educated Politicians Urged From University Convocation
Senator Joan Kennedy urged University of Maryland students to apply learning to politics at the spring convocation. He called for repeal of the loyalty oath in the National Defense Education Act and noted hearings begin Wednesday. He supported more education freedom as national security, and said he plans no presidential primary run. He cited Churchill Victoria and Swift as examples of educated people in politics.
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College Park
Joan F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Senate
House
Winster Churchill
Great Britain
England
Queen Victoria
Jonathan
Swift
Prepare For Shock Urged To Treat Penicillin Reactions
Dr S Hoss Taggart urged physicians at Johns Hopkins to be ready to treat penicillin sensitive patients facing shock. He cited rising severe allergic reactions to antibiotics from a three year survey of 2 995 cases with 2517 linked to penicillin and a fatality rate noted.
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Baltimore
Washington
Puerto
Rico
Virgin Islands
Taggart
Television Boost Drives Summer Theater Crowd
ITN radio report notes American summer theater luring TV performers to boost audiences. John Kenley of Warren Ohio runs a top summer venue. From June 16 through mid September his 22 606 seat theater expects large crowds drawn by TV talent and summer show appeal.
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Charles Mercer
New York
API
John Kenley
Warren
Ohio
Audi
Ohio and Pa theater planned summer season draws crowds
A theater manager outlines a regional layout from Cleveland to Pittsburgh with a 57 cent to 9 cent ticket range and five million potential TV-watching fans. Summer shows feature Genevieve, Peggy Cass, Jaye P. Morgan, Virginia Maeve, Michael O’Shea, Dick Shaw and Deborah Paget. Cadets host Gettysburg freshmen at McCurdy Field for a 2 30 p m game as Frederick pursues undefeated play weather permitting.
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Cleveland
Akron
Erie
Pittsburgh
Tack Paar
Ohie
Kenley
Genevieve
Ohio
Warren
Peggy Cass
Paar
Jaye P. Morgan
Virginia Mave
Michael O'Shea
Tunner of
Love
Dick Shaw
Deborah Paget
Frederick
Gettysburg
McCurdy Field
Henry Groff
Gene Hummel
TV Schedule Fragments Show Mixed Daytime Lineup
A scrambled TV listing shows a dense mid century style schedule with numerous programs including Woody Woodpecker Abbott and Costello The Dark Command The Return Of Wild Life Of Riley Adventures plus news and weather segments and late night features featuring Jack Paar and Detective series. The fragment outlines times and show titles across channels with mentions of sports and special reports amid a looping daily rhythm.
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Frontier Justice
Susie
Milt Grant
Woody Woodpecker
Dark Command
Wild
Burris and Allen
Life of
Riley
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