Reassurance By Wilson: Peace Peak Not Fearful
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson tells Lincoln Dinner audience in New York there is no reason to fear a postwar mood and that war production harms prosperity. He urges balancing defense with civilian needs while noting the need to demobilize gradually and maintain economic resources. The event marks the GOP's 100th anniversary with greetings from Eisenhower and other leaders.
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Charles E. Wilson
National Republican Club
Wilson
Defense Department
GOP
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Eisenhower
Charles H. Tuttle
Thomas EB. Dewey
Leonard Hall
Hall
Mother Held After Death Of Infant In Cumberland
In Cumberland on February 12, deputy medical examiner Dr. H V Deming ruled the death of 4 month old Karen Gail Rephann as drowning in Bowman's Addition. The mother Shirley Alice Rephann 23 was in custody at Allegany County Infirmary detention ward. Autopsy timed death around 3 a m yesterday while investigation into the infant death continues. The family includes a 3 year old daughter and father Donald Earl Rephann a machinist at Western Marsland Railway Shop in Ridgeley West Virginia.
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Cumberland
H V. Deming
Allegany County
Bowman's Addition
Shirley Alice Repham
Allegany County Infirmary
Karen Gail Rephann
Deming
Rephanns
Donald Earl Rephann
Western Marsland Railway
Ridgeley
W. Va
Eisenhower to be GOP candidate again in 1946 talk
The Nation Today notes Republicans discuss President Eisenhower seeking a second term as 1948 prospects loom. It cites Sen Burl VeCarath of Wisconsin and Gov. Dewey of New York, age 63, as boosters while Eisenhower remains reticent. Foreseen obstacles include Congress, foreign policy, and public mood.
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White House
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Wisconsin
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Dewey
New York
Levents
Congress
Truman
Jand
Ule
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Housing Plan Offered Congress
Congress debates a Republican housing plan expanding FHA insured mortgages to 30 years and altering interest and down payment terms. It proposes federal aid of 10 million dollars for public works and gives the president broad powers to adjust mortgage terms. senators praise it as a standby mechanism for job-rich public projects.
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FEA
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Promam
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Minn
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Mdi
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Herbert F. Corn Named Chesapeake President
Herbert F. Corn, managing editor of the Washington Star, was elected president of the Chesapeake Association of the Associated Press at its annual meeting. He had served a year as vice president and succeeds former Gov. William Preston Lane Jr. Other officers include William F. Sehmuck Jr. as vice president and Max Fullerton as secretary, with plans to expand campaign and election coverage for Maryland primaries in June and the general election in November.
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Perbert F. Corn
Washington Star
Chesapeake Association
Corn
Associated Press
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
William Preston Lane, Jr
Herald-Mail Co
Hagersstoun
William F. Sehmuck
Baltimore Sunpapers
Max Fullerton
Associated Press Bureau
Association
Fullerton
Baltimore Orioles
Choosing and caring for the electric iron of your home
Betsy J. Lovington outlines iron types automatic non automatic and steam and details key selection factors. She emphasizes thermostat control heat settings heat shield durable cord and comfortable handle plus maintenance tips to extend service life and ensure safe use.
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Wiss Betsy J. Lovington
Removing lipstick stains from linen napkins
Apply soap or vaseline to loosen the lipstick stain then launder as usual. If the stain persists, use a mud bleach to treat before washing again.
Nomination of Warren Still Before Committee
The nomination of Warren Still of California to the Supreme Court enters its second month before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Debate centers on whether an FBI background report is required. some favor it for procedure, others oppose, saying a report is unnecessary for a veteran public figure. Republican leaders anticipate swift approval in the Senate once it reaches the chamber. A reported incident describes Martin Lo Stine, 51, injured at work and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an accident at Hood.
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Senate
Knowland
California
Judiciary Committee
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Iday Ight
Hood
Injury at Work Leaves Man Sent Home for Recovery
A college worker caught the forefinger of his left hand in a pulley while at work about six p.m. An employee rushed him to receive emergency treatment after he bled heavily. He was sent home to recuperate.
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