Eisenhower Denounces Terror in Hungary on Human Rights Day
President Eisenhower denounces Soviet tyranny in Hungary on Human Rights Day, calling atrocities a flagrant repudiation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and urging free peoples to remember the struggle for liberty. He cited specific rights denied in Hungary and praised the Hungarian people’s courage. In Baltimore, Ginny Emory wins Maryland’s Voice of Democracy contest with a speech on democracy, earning a trophy and a Washington trip.
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Ground broken for new 75,000 kilowatt unit at Smith Station
Ground breaking marked the start of construction for Potomac Edison’s Smith Station adding a 75 000 kilowatt generating unit. Officials said the unit will raise Smith Station capacity to over 168 000 kilowatts and improve regional power supply reliability. The project reflects rapid system growth since 1936 and involved executives and managers from Potomac Edison and related firms.
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Moose To Sell Blue Crutches For Polio Relief
DUNDALK Maryland December 9 members of Laval Order of Moose in Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia plan a January 19 sale of miniature blue crutches to aid the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The effort is led by Fred Tanner Maryland Moose Association president and Walter Komerowski civic affairs chairman with proceeds sent to the foundation. Komerowski's daughter Judith is being treated for polio at Warm Springs Georgia.
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Soil Improvement Measures In 1955
Washington reports conservation actions on 1,142,000 farms and ranches in 1955, up 46 percent from 1954, covering 12.6 million acres of protective cover and 283,000 acres with trees and timber stand improvement. Secretary Benson notes this marks significant erosion control and soil productivity gains across 34 percent of U.S. farm land.
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