Return of La Prensa Signals Argentina’s Democratic Shift
In Argentina the provisional government dissolved the Peronista party and restored La Prensa to Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz. The move restores the paper as a free, independent voice and signals return of democratic freedoms as the regime accepts scrutiny by a free press.
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Argentina
Peron
Peronista Party
Free World
Fais
la Prensa
Alberto Gainza Paz
Dr. Paz
Por la Prensa
Asdt
Notes Now Legal for Personal Messages in Mail Packages
The Post Office Department will allow personal notes inside gift packages for a 60 day trial. A three cent stamp covers the note with three teas of the package owner marking it, hoping to calm fears of fines or prison. The rule requiring splitting mail for same address in one shipment is dropped as impractical.
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Post Office Department
Mary
U. S
Washington
Letters To The Editor Praise For Bible Reading List
Readers commend The News for printing the Scripture passages for the 12th Annual Worldwide Bible Reading from Thanksgiving to Christmas. A contributor cites Woodrow Wilson on Bible knowledge and thanks the editor for helping mankind find rest. Publicity chairwoman notes Carroll County Retarded Citizens Association funds drive success and invites visits to classes. Santa letters arrive from multiple local residents and towns.
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the News
American Bible Society
Woodrow Wilson
Carroll County Group
Carroll County Association For Retarded
lulé@ren, Inc
Sou
Famers
St Joseph Plans Yale Concert in DePaul Auditorium
Saint Joseph College Glee club in Emmitsburg will present its annual Christmas concert on Tuesday December 13 at 7 30 pm in DePaul auditorium under Sister Margaret Ann. The program includes traditional carols sung by the chorus, solo performances by Dora Andrews Nona Murray and Jeanne Steinacher, a Handel piano piece, and a Christmas cantata The Lane of Christmas arranged by Ray Ringwald Entered Waring Bay. Mount Saint Mary’s students provide bass voices for the cantata with Paul Lehmuitz singing a solo.
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Saint Joseph College Glee Club
Emmitsburg
DePaul Auditorium
Margaret Ann
Dora Andrews
Frederick
Nona Murray
Chevy Chase
Nazareth
Jeanne Steinacher
Balimore
Egypt
Nora Andrews Annette Defina
Nona Mar
Mount ‘St. Mary's College
Paul Lehmuitz
May Martha ‘Korte
Culpeper
Justine Kratz
Ballimore
Bliss Margaret Tyne
Chicago
Elizabbeth ‘Favior
Elizabeth
Ned
Annette Delina
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Incorporation
The newly formed Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company names officers James F. Ingram Jr president J Roger Mesherry vice president Emory Cabiente secretary Thomas T. Haller treasurer and plans to transfer the railroad on December 15 A letter to the editor urges city leaders to disperse crowds at the City Opera House during performances to curb disorder Parsifal presented at the City Opera with moving pictures and musical accompaniment at a Frederick Aerie meeting Charles M Wilson pres Parry Ebert chaplain Ernest Fox secretary and J Thomas Rosenhan conductor noted A Bowers Lumber lot on East Patrick Street formerly used as tiling board site has a removed board and fencing erected
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Prederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company
James Fe, Ingram Jr
J. Roger Mesherry
Emory 2 Cablente
Thomas T. Haller
Cliv
Frederick Aerie
Radies
Charles & Wilson
Woe Gannon Stee
Parry Ebert
Ernest Mo Fox
Charles M Hagan
J. Thomas Rosenhanen
Heidgab Prn R Estrond
Bowers Lumber
East Patrick Street
Outburst of Flaves at Calf Firing Station Triggers Alarm
Twenty years ago a dangerous flare occurred atop a gasoline truck during service at a local Calf firing station on West Patrick and Jefferson streets. Firefighters quickly activated extinguishers as the incident sparked a general alarm. The event forms part of a broader district recall and city governance notes from the period.
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Patrick
Jefferson
Frede Dh
Tealth
Robert L Grove
Board of Aldermen
Vavar Cullers
Harmon
Harmon Aldles
Mator
Howry
Tye
Baker Park
Dornyty Keele
Obama
West College
Snow Ball fund proceeds to replace hospital laundry gear
The Snow Ball, charity event of the Auxiliary, aims to fund new laundry equipment for the hospital. Decorations feature a lavish Victorian setting under Richard Summers. Mrs. Peters and committee craft satin cabbage roses, gilded bird cages, and colorful backdrops while live pigeons receive vegetable dye. Committee clarifies dye is safe and harmless. John Knepper orchestra to play with dance music from 10 pm to 1 am. Junior Aides assist with refreshments as corsage committee stocks flowers. The event includes punch and cookies, a refreshments sale, and a sound proof room for card players.
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Richard Summers
Peters
Tey
S_P_CA
Camp Detrick
W. Jarboe Grove
George B. Douglas
John Knepper
Dan Weinberg
Otho Keller
W. Cash Smith
James Hiner
Charman
Ned Levien
Dwight McCain
R. Ames Hendrickson
Robert Alten
Praes
Ann Tinney Didway
Joseph Turner
Pichu
Fraot Kocher
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John R. Ewell
Byron D. White
Mehin Partridge
Fret Heys
Little Edgar Tests Readiness With First Grade Check
In a Baltimore suburb, educators test first graders to gauge reading readiness and mental development. The article follows Edgar, a first grader, through the testing process and explains how tests measure aptitude, learning potential, and readiness for reading, comparing his results to thousands of peers.
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Edgar
Balhire
Baltimore
Vass Sona Meek
Sevsor
Gatlee
Netessais
Yailies
Heveil
Ed- Veahlers
Debate on foreign policy fuels 1953 campaigns
In a column by David Lawrence the piece argues that calls to limit campaign talk on foreign policy would backfire, as freer discussion exposes the peace under a Republican era while Democrats highlight Geneva and the Kim era. It urges voters to judge constructive versus destructive criticism, noting bipartisan debate is essential.
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Dulles
Sen
Walter George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
United States
George
Hlar Vimjan
Geneva
Asia
Africa
Butler
Democratic National Committee
Magee Pues
Truman-Acheson
China
State Department
Shes
Russia
Piewty
Reom
Department of State
Hutt
Steftinius
Starshall
Acheson and
New York Herald
Tehovwe Tee
Weddings Rexnolds-ithoacs at St Johns Lutheran Thurmont
At St Johns Lutheran Church in Thurmont on Friday December 2 a quiet ceremony united Miss Frances Stambaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Stambaugh Rocks Ridge with Tiesd Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Reynolds Gettysburg The service conducted by Rev Charlie H Corbett featured organ music Mrs Corbett wore a bee world and avocado accessories The couple planned a Florida honeymoon and will reside on Blue Ridge Avenue Thurmont in their new home The Disabled American Veterans Maryland chapter hosts a square dance at Newton T Baker Hospital Martinsburg Friday night with Happy Johnny on music and James A Grove as caller
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Rexnolds
Ithoacs St Jo
Kenneth Ancberger
Mmediste Famil
Florida
Blue Ridge Avenue
Thurmont
Moore Russels
Phrmont
Disabled American Veterans, Department of Maryland
Newton T. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
WoVn
Neven
Happy Johnny
James A. Grove
Local Birth Announcements Highlight Seven pound Son Randall Wayne
Lt and Mrs Donald Stultz of Niceville Florida announce Randall Wayne Stultz born December 5 weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces. Both mother and baby are healthy. Stultz’s wife Oneida Tucker is daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Tucker of Frederick. Lt Stultz from Braddock Heights is stationed at Elgin Air Force Base Florida. Also named are Gary Wayne Kolb born November 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital nine pounds three ounces to Mr and Mrs William Kolb of Creagerstown, and twins Donald and Darvel Davis turning one year old today from Loy W Davis at 320 East Patrick St. Keedysville couple Macvin P Stauffer announces Gary Lynn Stauffer born December 4 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Stauffer’s wife is former Miss Belva Swumers, daughter of Dir and Mrs Lester R Summers, formerly of Frederick County.
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Niceville
Fla
Randall Wayne
Stultz
Oneida Tucker
Gerald Tucker
East Seventh Street
Myr
G. W. Stultz
Braddock Heights
Elgin Air Force Base
Florida
William Kolb
Creagerstown
Gary Wayne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Loy W. Davis
East Patrick St
Donald
Darvel
Macvin P. Stauffer
Keedysville
Sick residents return from Frederick Memorial and other area hospitals
Among The Sick Mrs R E Town of Rockwell Terrace has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a medical patient. Wilbur Dick Ford of North Bente Chevert LT dary bbecebens day from Newton D Bakeree A Hospital at Martinsburg WV where he was a patient for three months and operated on for a goitre. Miss Florence Garner of Union Bridge, a patient at Vindubona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights, is improving nicely. Anla Owen Fogle infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Fogle 325 East Patrick street, who had been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since November 28, has been transferred to University Hospital in Baltimore.
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R. E. Town
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wilbur “Dick” Ford
Bente Chevert
Dary
Newton D. Bakeree
Martinsburg
W. Va
Florence Garner
Union Bridge
Vindubona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
Collateral- Forfeited in U S 40 Traffic Citations
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr. heard forfeitures for drivers on U S 40 and related routes. Stuart Wishard of Hagerstown and others from Baltimore Alexandria Mt Airy Buffalo and Washington were cited for speeds and passing violations with monetary fines listed by State Trooper Paul A Kline.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Stuart L. Wishard
Hagerstown
U.S. 40 West
John C. Feathers
Baltimore
Daniel W. Mountain
Washington
U. S. 40 West
Robert R. Young
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S. 40
West
Joseph C. Benedett
Alexandria
U.S
Harry EF. Johnson
RFD
Mt Airy
MD. 144
Paul A. Kline
Christmas Party for Vets at Newton D. Baker Hospital
The Washington and Lee Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans hosts its annual Christmas party at Newton D. Baker Hospital on Monday in the hospital auditorium. Tickets cost five dollars per patient. Committee members include Charles Wo Manger chair, Karl Teasensteel co chair, James Nee Dept commander, Delores Tace and Martha Rigsin.
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Washington and Lee
The
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Auditorim
Charles Wo Manger
Karl Teasensteel
Delores Tace
Martha Rigsin
English Lesson Br WL Gordon Words Often Misused
Guide to proper usage and pronunciation of words often confused by learners. Notes common errors and correct forms, with examples and tips for clear speech and writing.
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