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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1954

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Kefauver To Head Bureau Amid Farm Bureau Meeting

The Frederick County Farm Bureau elected Noah E. Kefauver president at Frederick High School. Twenty delegates were named to the state convention, and twelve resolutions were adopted, including one to have the county school board appointed by the county commissioners. Paul G. Geisbert was elected vice president and a slate of directors named. A speaker from the American Federation urged farmers to produce for the open market and criticized surplus supports. Delegates to the Maryland Farm Bureau convention in Baltimore were chosen, and a reorganization followed lunch. Women’s group delegates were also selected.

Frederick County Farm Bureau Frederick High School Noah E. Kefauver Middletown American Farm Bureau Federation Harry A. Zentz Paul G. Geisbert Urbana Russell C. Fisher Harry W. Franz Bruce E. Crum James V. Shaff Cyrus S. McBride Frank T. Wooley Washington Department of Agriculture American Federation Department Mr. Wooley Maryland Farm Bureau Baltimore L. M. West Joseph L. Reeder Howard J. Stup C. Basil Grossnickle Harry B. Kanode C. Miller Filer Frank A. Main Austin Dutrow Miss Nettie ¥ F. Jones Amos R. Keller Jesse Burall Edgar C. Wirts, Sr Ross Stull Charles W. Wood Daniel E. Wight Samuel C. Fogle Shirley W. Bohn Thomas 5. Anderson Farm Bureau Roy C. W. Schaeffer Herbert Duvall Paul Geisbert Lester Grossnickle Harry Zentz Carroll Leatherman Henry Magaha Elmer Michael Holly Young David Young R. C. Fisher Edgar Ferrell Flora Burall Miles Linthicum T. EB. Zimmerman

Brain cells studied show potential to influence memory

Berkeley reports from December 29 detail Utah researchers led by Dr. Rutledge Jr. Dr. Larsen and Dr. Doty who stimulated cat brain centers to trigger leg movement and observed learning effects. They identified 28 brain areas that can prompt motion after brain training, suggesting links between brain stimulation and memory mechanisms. Montgomery County Orphans Court swore in Ella R. Plummer as chief judge, the first woman to hold that post in the court's 177-year history.

Berkeley Calif University of Utah American Assay For the Advancement of Science Rockville Montgomery County Orphans” Court Ella R. Plummer Registrar of Wills Miss Plummer John R. Foley Lester Kraft

Government takes over utilities in Dominican Republic

The Dominican Congress voted to nationalize privately owned electric energy producers, transmission and distribution firms, and local and long distance telephone companies as part of a declaration that it is in the national interest.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Dominican Congress

400000 Pomaks Split Over Communism and Freedom

In Salonika Greece on December 29 two Pomak teens from a cross border area met on a mountain path near Mt Tsiga. A 13-year-old Bulgarian subject trained to spy on Greek military positions faced an 18-year-old Greek Pomak defending his homeland. The boy planned to return to Bulgaria and surrender, but the encounter left him unsure of his fate.

Salonika Greece United Nations Bulgaria Turkey Mt. Tsiga Khasen Petafore Tapalou Topalov America Pomaks

Untold fates of a boy amid Cold War upheaval

The excerpt follows a boy named Topalov and a U S escapee program as the child faces resettlement and confusion about communism. It notes his father’s farm being taken, sparking questions about ideology and his future on this side of the Iron Curtain.

Topalov United States Iron Curtain

Floods Kill Woman and Baby in Tel Aviv Area

Torrential rains over three days drown a woman and her baby near Tel Aviv. Two hundred residents evacuated from low-lying areas while widespread damage hits Israel’s coastal plain.

Israel Tel Aviv

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