Mansfield Steps Up as Senate Leader in Kennedy Era
James Marlow notes that Mansfield, a careful compromiser and former Johnson aide, stands to lead a Democratic Senate under a Kennedy presidency. The piece contrasts Mansfield style with Johnson’s forceful, behind the scenes deals and questions whether Kennedy will rely on Mansfield to advance programs without caving to liberal or conservative pressure.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Democrats
Mansfield
Gressec
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
John Programs
Senate
Uscal
Kennedy
Ansfield
Mensfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nsfield
Dickerson Personal News Briefs From Stull Correspondent
Mrs. Betty Carlisle is confined at home with pneumonia for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Enford and daughter Sharon had New Year’s dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shildt of Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Jeck Angies and family returned from a visit in Tazewell Virginia with Mrs Angles’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Betty Carlisle
Harry Enfordr
Sharon
Harry Shildt
Frederick
Jeck Angies
Tazewell
Angles
Ray van
Charles Wheeler
Dickerson Area Social News and Community Events
Notices recap local birthdays and visits from December to January. Bud Thompson celebrated on December 30. Press Mossburg and Catherine Baker marked birthdays. Mrs. Edwin Matthews and Mrs. Catherine Register observed January 2 and 3. Dickerson Methodist church held a postponed Christmas program. Wide Awake Sunday School held January 2 with 11 members. Norman Legion-Amvets hosted an after Christmas party for 200 neighborhood children at the Frederick Legion Home on December 28.
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Dickerson
Florida
Jack Angles
LeRoy
Bud) Thompson
Press Mossburg
Ohio
Charles Orum
Arthur Stull
Jeanne
Grove House Jr
Sharon
Middletown
Johnnie Spahr
Edwin Matthews
Bill Jones
Francis Washington
Doyle
Patsy Stottlemyer
Catherine Register
Register
Catherine Baker
Dickerson Methodist Church
Fred Jenkins
Carrie Trittapoe
Frederick
Clarence Grimes
New Windosr
Paul Hann
Ruth Roberson
Bethesda
Harold Roberson
Pegey Darhoff
Frostburg Teachers College
Robert Darhoff
David Foster
William Bodmer
Milton Nash
Dorothy Cronenburg
Calvary Methodist Church
Lorraine Wolfe
Eloise Bonneli
Pauline Layton
Hammond Clary
Bonneli
Evelyn Reynolds
Wolfe
Patreet
William P. Larkin
American Legion
Amvets
Legion
South Bentz Street
Jackis-Hardy
Child's ‘Welfare
Elmer 4. Smallwood
Howard Steward
Shadows From The Trees And Snow At The Water
A fragment notes shadows from trees and snow and reflects on the chill of the water and how it feels to mind the cold. The terse line hints at a scene of quiet winter scenery and sensory impression.
Minimum Wage Orders For Stores In Pennsylvania
Minimum wage orders affecting about 50,000 retail workers in Pennsylvania will start January 15 with new overtime rules. The plan, the second step of a three year phase completed in 1960, sets regional rates for experienced workers and learners, with caps on weekly hours and different figures for small communities under 10 000.
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Harrisburg
Census Suburban Figures Released
Washington D C metropolitan area ranked tenth and Baltimore twelfth among the nation’s largest urban sections in the final 1960 census figures. The Washington area including suburban Maryland and Virginia had a population of 2,001,897, up from 1,464,089 in 1950. Baltimore’s metro area reached 1,727,013, while New York remained first with 10,992,833.
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Washington
D.C
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
New York
Los An
March of Dimes event at Glade Valley Grange
The Glade Valley Grange Walkersville voted Yes to the New March of Dimes at a nuat Christmas cc red dish supper held last Tuesday in the Walkersville hall. Charles Holgrange treasurer and his wife are noted. Police reported a theft and investigation underway after a device found in a car following a robbery. A separate note mentions attendance at the Ireland inaugural in Dublin with Irish playwright Brennan.
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March OF Dimes
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Walkersi He Hall
Charles Hol
Negro Faces Coin Box Charge in Maryland Theft Case
State Police charged an electric repairman from Washington with using a homemade device employing 12 gauge shotgun shells to blow open telephone coin boxes. The suspect, 32 year old Jessup Turner, was arrested Sunday in Maryland after an explosion damaged a booth. Turner faced felonious destruction charges.
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Odent
Mandel
Yashin
Turner
Waterloo
Wwashington
Jeice
Leon Ro Turner
Negro
Maryland County
Shorty
Jessup Turner
Art Treasure Bound For Poland Crosses Into U S
A multimillion dollar art treasure crosses the Canadian border into the United States on its way back to Poland after being moved over 20 years to protect it from Nazi and Communist seizure. The convoy reaches Derby Line with Royal Canadian Police escort handing the trunks to U S authorities. The treasure, in 24 blue trunks, was moved from Poland in 1939 for safekeeping and will be shipped from Boston to Cracow's Wawel State Museum.
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Derby Line
United States
Poland
U.S
Vermont
Antoine Roy
Quebec
Wawel
Cracow
Polish National Uni*ty
Plains of Abraham
M. Dobrosielski
Boston
Canada
Maurice du
Deeds Recorded At Court House
Deeds recorded at the court house show transfers involving properties on Thurmont to Sabiliasville road and Micharg road. Buyers include Daniel a vrower of Rowe 3 and Harry G. Flemming with Arundel Federal financing. values around 25000 dollars.
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Court House
Aly
Daniel
Rowe 3
Thurmont
Sabiliasvile
Harry G. Flemming
Allen Mezger
Frederick County land transfers and sales totals
Public records show multiple Frederick County parcels changing hands. Transfers involve Charles Mayhew and wife, Brosius Homes Corp., Elnora Moffett, Catherine A. Thomas, John Wilt and wife, and Edward Trey with spouses. Total sales figures range from about 11 000 to 314 000 dollars, with sites including U. S. 40 near Frederick, Catoctin Avenue, Braddock Heights, and Adamstown to Jefferson Road corridors.
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Rocky Springs
High Knob
Tuscarora
Charles Mayhew
Brosius Homes Corp
Catoctin Avenue
Elnora
Frederick County
Catoctin Mountain
Braddock Heights
John Wilt
Adamstown
Jefferson Tdings
Reeder
Edward Trey
Caecum Park
Robert Hess
Steel Industry Accepts Proposal to Curb Unemployment
Washington dispatch reports the steel industry accepting a United Steelworkers Union proposal to meet this week to curb unemployment and underproduction. The form of acceptance differs from that proposed by USW President David J McDonald, with union representatives and top steel executives holding talks.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
David J McDonald
USIW
McDonald
A. Conrad Cooper
US. Steel Corp
Cooper
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