Cumberland bicentennial notes from Maryland governor speech
Gov. McKeldin opened Cumberland’s week long bicentennial at Fort Hill High School Stadium. He drew parallels between Washington’s trials at Fort Necessity and the nation’s forging process, urging unity and justice while warning the task ahead remains vast. Also reports 4-H club entries placing in the top ten at College Park with Jacquelin Dorsey taking second.
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Buckeystoun
Georgia Anne Masser
Mt. Pleasant
Associated Press
Jacquelin Dorsey
Frederick
Dorsey
Prince Frederick
Calvert County
Betsy
Wren
Senators Criticise Congress Over Delays in Eisenhower Program
Twelve Republican senators assailed the Democratic controlled Congress as procrastinating on key Eisenhower program items. Lyndon Johnson urged Republicans to drop election year focus and engage realistically. The dispute followed adjournment and a Republican study criticized Democratic votes as lukewarm on domestic proposals.
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Repblicans
State Chairmanship of A A UW L W announced
Mrs. W R Hinshaw of Frederick is named among 17 women who will hold state chairmanships for the Maryland Division of AAUW. The group will guide activities of 1,500 members for the next two years. Hinshaw serves as program chairman and is the state's first vice president, with a diverse board covering finance, education, hospitality, regulation, and publicity.
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Kensington
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College Park
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Annapolis
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Westminster
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Takoma Park
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Baltimore
Raymond 0. Blummer
Laurel
Anne H. Matthews
Salisbury
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Silver Spring
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Hagerstown
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Frostburg
Aden L. Everystine
Ridgeley
W. Va
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Los Angeles
Two Rugs Gift From Ecuadorian Indians Baffles Church Leaders
Three Hammarskjold arrived home from a Presbyterian meeting in Europe and met a new challenge for the U.S. Church. His first problem was what to do with two Ecuadorian Indian rugs, admired for beauty but deemed too fine for ordinary use and too pretty to walk on.
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Europe
U.S.A
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H as suppository or ointment reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case relief and shrinkage are claimed, with buyers offered a money back guarantee and patent office notice.
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