Republicans urge positive platform to beat me tooism
A Frederick County Young Republican meeting drew over 125 attendees as J Paul Marshall urged a positive national platform for 1952. He cited Korea and scandals in Washington as key issues while warning against me tooism and stressing turnout of disinterested voters. William Kreykenbohm, Hugh Hassell, and others outlined organizing plans and optimism for a Republican victory in 1952.
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Frederick
Republican Club
Middleway
J. Paul Marshall
Chevyvase
Moryland Federation of Youngepublicans
Marshall
Washington
Korea
North Korea
United States
38Th Parallel
Eniry
William P. Kreykenbohm
Hagerstown
Young Republican National Committee
Hugh H. Hassell
Bethesda
National Federation of Young Republicans
Gore and
Markey
Charles A. Price
Raymond E. Wilhelm
John A. Derr
Republican Party
Congressional Medal for Leading Assaults Honored
Master Sgt. Hubert L. Lee of Leland Mississippi receives the Congressional Medal of Honor for leading multiple assaults in Korea on February 1 1951 near Ip O Ri Hall 333. Despite wounds he directed his platoon through 11 hill changes with 12 men remaining and 83 enemy killed, earning the army’s highest decoration and current assignment at Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Leland
Miss
Lee
28Rd
Ip-O-Ri
Korea
Jeader
Hall
Infantry
United States Army
1St Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
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