Pancake Day Benefit Raises 1300 for Lions Club Programs
Twelve hundred people attended the Lions Pancake Day at the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ, consuming large quantities of pancakes, sausage, milk, sugar, and coffee. The event raised 1300 for a 5500 grant to West Frederik Junior High for band uniforms, with remaining profits to the Lions Light Conservation Fund. Volunteers included Ralph Perchant as chairman, Police Chief Charles V. Main as vice chairman, Postmaster James Grove overseeing cooking, and Austin Anzelberger managing tickets.
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Gov Long Gets Cold Shoulder on Primary Night
A Louisiana primary produced a decisive shift as Earl Long failed to secure a majority. Morrison led with 261,468 votes to Davis 194,995, forcing a January 9 runoff while observers noted Long’s defeat amid strong anti Long sentiment and a crowded field of eleven candidates.
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Leesburg Shopping Center Proposal Slated on Route
Leesburg Virginia plans a three million dollar project adding a 20 store shopping center along Route 15. Details outline construction firms and anticipated job creation as the proposal advances through early reviews.
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Nevada Surges as Fastest Growing State in Nation
Census figures show Nevada expanding its population from about 160000 in 1950 to roughly 272000 by mid 1958, the fastest growth rate among states. Arkansas declined 8.3 percent, dropping to about 1.75 million, while West Virginia Vermont and New Hampshire also posted declines. The nation’s total population rose to about 112.75 million, with Florida at about 4.54 million and California recording the largest numerical increase, adding about 3.698 million residents.
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Maryland gets 200000 grant for cattle study at Wye Plantation
COLLEGE PARK Md AP The University of Maryland agriculture experiment station received a 200000 gift to fund cattle research. The grant will establish the Wye Plantation Research Grant with 20000 per year for the next five years, backed by Mae Plantation near Queenstown. Vase Plantation is noted for breeding Scotch Aberdeen Angus beef sires.
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