Adlai Finds Fault With the Message
Adlai E Stevenson attacked Eisenhower's Congress message as a political tract and warned that U S defenses and foreign policy were misrepresented He argued for tax relief for low income groups and accused Republicans of mirroring Democratic positions for election years He urged stronger farm crop supports and questioned U S leadership to Russia on defense He called for more economic aid and less military aid Then a separate Bel Air Md crash killed Owen Lee Steen at U S 1 after a speed related loss of control
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Chicago
Jan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Stevenson
Iceland
Japan
CBS
Republican National Committee
Leonard Hall
Russia
Weekend highway crashes hospitalize four in Montgomery area
Police report a string of weekend accidents blamed on slick roads after a light snow. Two Upper Montgomery residents were rushed to Suburban Hospital after skidding on Md 28 near Beatsville. A Baltimore couple was injured on US 40 near Woodbine when their car hit a tree. In Mt Pleasant a tractor trailer skidded on US 340, injuring a woman who escaped serious harm. Other drivers from Frederick and Brunswick were treated for injuries or released. No charges were filed in several cases.
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Bethesda
Beatsville
George Mitchell
Poulesville
Charles Davis Jr
Beallsville
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U.S. 40
Woodbine
Freckance
Jean Silane Rice
Noel Maple
Willis Derr
U. S. 340
Storer
Philip Roger Bailey
RFD
Frederick
Edgar Allen Dove
Bayard
W. Va
Cmen
Mt. Pleasant
Guilmino
Kenneth Alden Darner
RED 1
Catholics and myths about their faith in public discourse
A reader recounts rumors about Catholic beliefs and practices including views on non Catholics, marriage validity, papal infallibility, civil allegiance, political power, religious freedom, public schools, and church state separation. The piece highlights misperceptions circulating in society.
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Hell
God
America
Car Collision Between Cade and Waylor Holsinger Jr
A multi-vehicle crash involving George Henry Cade 18 IMillers and Kenton Waylor Holsinger Jr. 22 Mt. Airy occurred after Davies allegedly crossed and struck Holsinger’s stalled car, then collided with Cade. Trooper Guilmino charged Davies with reckless driving. Damages estimated at 850 dollars.
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George Henry Cade
Meine
Davies
Kenton Waylor Holsinger Jr
Mt. Airy
Cade
Guilmino
Cher
Fire damages Miller Metal Products Plant in Baltimore
A six alarm blaze at Miller Metal Products Co. in Westport Baltimore caused estimated losses well over 250000 and forced about 300 theatre evacuees and 30 workers from the plant As residents near the one story brick building endured smoke and flames Maurice Sandler and Meyer Miller escaped to safety No injuries were reported The cause remained undetermined at the time In a separate item Clyde Rogers was jailed on a hit and run charge after fleeing the scene of a damaged vehicle incident in Howard County Comically the Rome parliament considered new limits on American style comics with a bill to curb morally harmful material and ban such works if deemed unsafe by courts
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Baltimore
Miller Metal Products Co
Alreariy
Balfe Oplwes
Ancmer Fure
Maurice Sandler
Meyer M. Miller
Miller
Westport Theater
Rome
Italy
Christian Democratic
Emanuela Savio
Senate
Eisenhower weighs re election as Florida talks begin
President Eisenhower said his mind is not fixed on seeking a second term but is ready to resume full duties tomorrow after a Florida rest. He noted health as a crucial factor and said he will decide after conferring with trusted advisers including James C. Hagerty and Milton Eisenhower. He spoke at a naval base before flying to Washington, stressing the presidency is very wearing and that he must be careful of himself. He also announced Richard W. Slocum of the Philadelphia Bulletin won the Gold Medal from the International Benjamin Franklin Society for service in promoting press freedom. A separate brief from Mineola reports handyman Harold Hughes bailed out by employer Dr Bernard Goodman after a $1 theft incident.
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Eisenhower
Whethher
Florida
James C. Llagerty
Milton
Pennsylvania State University
Max
Natty
Naval Base
Shorty
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Truman
Slocum
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Jan
Richard W. Slocum
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Benjamin Franklin Society
Philadelphia Bulletin
Mineola
N.Y
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Bernard Goodman
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