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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1954

Page

12

Emerging As Big Issues Compete In Early Campaign

Washington report notes communism and economic recession as the dominant themes in the preliminary drive for congressional control. The piece outlines partisan tactics, remarks by McCarthy allies, and counterpoints from Democrats amid unemployment and price concerns. Fire alarms highlight a weekend incident narrative.

Washington Congress Senate Eisenhower

Mahoney Campaign Moves Through Western Maryland

George P. Mahoney gained support from an Eastern Shore Young Democrats leader as he launched a shoe leather swing through Allegany and Garrett counties. He planned to spend three days meeting campaign leaders and the people before returning to Baltimore. Byrd joined a District 3 club event at Emerson Hotel while Mahoney faced scheduling conflicts.

Associated Press George P. Mahoney Maryland Allegany Garrett Mahoney Baltimore H. C. Byrd Siuth District Democratic Club Emerson Hotel Tal Ge James H. Lynch Ridgeley Young Democrats Club Caroline County Carried County Lynch Calvin D. Lynch

Eisenhower Returns From Quail Hunting Trip

President Eisenhower flew back to Washington aboard the Columbine after a week of quail hunting in Georgia near Moultrie Spence Air Force Base. The trip from the base took about two and a half hours as the president returned to the capital amid a quiet political moment.

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Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass

Douglass discusses the meaning of supernatural as above natural and clarifies it need not oppose natural law, only that it may operate in unfamiliar combinations or in ways beyond common expectation.

Beleace Earl L. Douglass

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