Nixon Sure Dewey Says Nixon Sure
Washington August 13 Former New York governor Thomas E Dewey spoke at the White House and said Vice President Nixon is highly likely to be renominated He praised Nixon and denied any personal interest in public office while noting Deweys own future role remains unsettled The remarks followed questions about a potential Dewey bid and the Republican convention in San Francisco with Harold Stassen backing Herter for a ticket to beat Democrats.
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Lovettsville Notes Show Local Visits and Family News
Lovettsville and nearby Brunswick notes recount visits by Clara and Katherine Washington Joyce Frediana English and Brenda McClain to Powell's Fort Valley 4H Camp near Woodstock. Donna Alleah Sandbauer christened at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church. church services led by Rev. Kretsinger with plans for September. The H W Beatty family reunion drew 36 at H D Beatty home in Brunswick with eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Rev Dr Wade and Col T H Allen spoke. Mrs Beatty celebrated her birthday with many gifts. Events include Cramer reunion in Caledonia Park and visits by Francis Lindsey, Beverly Carter of Washington, and Aline Rainard attending a law insurance seminar in Florida. The Williams sold property to Gilbert Orndorff and will move. Price Davis of Harrisonburg visited N C Hess. About 200 attend a Frederick Section Jewish Women and Bnai Brith picnic at Husky Park. Beth Sholom Temple redecorations and recreation room planned. Albert M Coblentz fell from a ladder while pruning an apple tree. admitted for X rays but no fractures. Debates in Indianapolis: Wickard challenges Capehart on farm issues. Capehart appears receptive but skeptical. Merhile C Long, wife Ruth, graduates from I Corps Non Commissioned Officer Academy in Korea. Betty Lou Wachter’s birthday party hosted by Hansen Wachter with many local families in attendance. Jodas waivers: Colts rookie fullback Bob Mill waived, first player drafted from Jackson Miss College.
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