Two-Term Limit Seen as Wrong by Senator Heenmings
Senator Thomas C Heenmings Jr. of Missouri proposes a constitutional amendment to remove presidential term limits, allowing a president to be elected for as many terms as the people desire. The plan challenges the long standing two term tradition and frames the issue as a matter of popular choice.
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Thomas C Heenmings Jr
Wissouri Democrat
United States
Electric heat gains traction in housing as costs rise
The Wall Street Journal notes power utilities seek to create winter demand for capacity by promoting electric heating. By 1955, estimates show 18 million U.S. homes could use electric heat, aided by rebates and cheaper equipment, though annual operating costs remain higher than fuel or gas.
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Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Two year old boys were arrested after breaking into Kolb Brotman store on North Market Street and stealing puddines and ham. They are suspected in a second break in at Markell and Ford coal office on Carroll Street. A christening ceremony for Charles Willie Wiener was held at the home of Mr Charles Whiner on West South Street with Rev Bol officiating.
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Sullein
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le Rox McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
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Charles Whiner
Ueth
Charlee Willae Wiener
Res Bol
Twenty Years Ago KRerms From The Columns Of The News
Charles J Arnold, well known Darryman, dies in Frederick at age 6. John Peter Smith, likely Frederick’s oldest resident, passes at his daughter Annie C Welle’s home. The column reflects on U S political systems, presidency and Congress, debating two term limits, party control, and accountability in a parliamentary or cabinet style governance.
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Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Mentioned in Antiquity Text
The phrase seven wonders is linked to Antipater of Sidon around 20 BC who applied it to a set of manmade works of art. The reference notes the classical lineage and naming of famous sites.
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Frederick Branch Members Attend Maryland State AAUW Meeting
Seven members from the Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women attend the Maryland State Division winter board meeting at Association Headquarters in Washington. The event included reports, a lecture by Dr Ruth Roeltinger on fellowships, and plans for the April 10-11 convention in Hagerstown.
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Maryland
Associaton
Washington
John Rapport
Torreepanches
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Elementa
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Grace Thomas
Lawrence Ware
William R Qusnn
Wotham
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Carroll
Montgomery
Mass
Reba Kaplan
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Washington County
Association
Anna Rose Hawkes
Orleans
Easton
Russell A. Nelson
Womens Society Meeting at Worth Service Church
The Womens Society of Worth Service of the Evangelical United Brethren church West Second Street held its regular monthly meeting January 8 in the church focal room. Mrs George A Brown presided. a covered dish dinner for 24 members preceded the program themed Understanding is Better Than Silver.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Helen Willams
Middle East
J. J. Schmitt
George A Brown
Clarence Snyder Sr Named IDS Midwest Sales Manager
Clarence Snyder Sr of Frederick has been appointed sales manager for Investors Diversified Services Inc and will work from the Washington office. He will join Thomas O Green Jr and Lee Ro Savior in IDS customer service in the area. Snyder is a native of Frederick and was formerly with Sears Roebuck. The article notes also a political quotation about direct democracy.
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Grant Place
Student treated after fall at school event
A West Fred erick Junior High student named bhirley Linton Yellow was transported by United ambulance to Fred Greeley Memorial Hospital after a fall caused a back injury while on a bondssment at Jefferson. She was treated and discharged.
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Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
January births include Nancy Jo daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Lawson of Clarksburg first child. Fifth child fourth son for Mr and Mrs Lester Kippeon rt 1. Anthony Mark born Wednesday. Pamela Jean fourth child second daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Kaufman Ladiesburg. Mrs Kaufman formerly Helen Stover New Midway. Mrs Rippeon formerly Joan Carpenter England.
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Clarksburg
Nancy Jo Tuesdas
Lawson
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Lester Kippeon
Airy
Rt. 1
Anthony Mark
Rippeon
Joan Carpenter
England
Eugene Kaufman
Ladiesburg
Pamela Jean
Kaufman
Helen Stover
New Midway
Filing Reminder From IRS Baltimore District Director
Irving Machiz, director of the Internal Revenue for the Baltimore District, reminds Maryland and District of Columbia residents that Thursday, January 13, is the deadline for the fourth and last installment of estimated 1938 federal income tax. Taxpayers who filed an estimated return and owe a January 15, 1959 payment will receive a notice by mail.
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Fourth Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Francis Biddinger
Mr and Mrs Francis Biddinger of Seventh Street celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with a family gathering at home on December 28. Yellow flower arrangements and a three tier wedding cake with yellow candles adorned the table as relatives from Silver Spring, Myersville, Middletown, Mt. Airy, Walkersville and Frederick attended. They were married December 30 1908 at New London by Rev Charles Foo Lusherman. They have seven children: Francis Jr Rose Smith H. Biddinger Lilian Rusherman George T. Biddinger and Holes Young.
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New London
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Union Bridge
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Franklin Street
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Chapter Holds Annual Lee Jackson Dinner at Key Hotel
The chapter hosts its Lee Jackson Dinner at 1 p.m. at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with charter member Bertha T. Trundle recounting early meetings. Mrs. William Hart Lee of Washington, past historian general, will speak. arrangements by Mrs. G. L. Thomas Jr. and assistants. Meanwhile local residents attend family events and birthdays, including Mr. George M. Wachter turning 78 at 915 North Market Street.
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Francis Scott Key
Mass
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William Hartlee
Washington
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Manam W. Feely
Gerald Huff
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patient Updates
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital several patients are reported in satisfactory or improving condition. John Plunkard, RFD 7 Frederick, Robert Kolb on East Third Street, and Juvia Ramsburg of West Twelfth Street are listed as medical or recovering patients with upcoming procedures or recent discharges. Multiple other locals Mrs Chrissie Firestone Bowers, Emma F Wills, Mrs James Henderson, and Mrs Robert Plank appear in observer or treatment notes at local facilities. A separate note mentions President Cleveland’s succession history dating back to the 19th century.
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West Twelfth Street
Emma F. Wills
Edith G. Kelly
Thurmont
Eugene Doody
Frederck
Windobona
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William Bierley
Wilson Place
Rex Hall
Mt. Airy
Frederik Memorial Hospital
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Walkersville
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Buckerstown
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Predenck Memorial Hospital
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Brookville
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Wedding in Boiling Springs Baptist Church
Paula Jones Winstead formerly of Fredeich now of Lexington marries Wesley Hughes of Honea Path in a January ceremony at Boiling Springs Baptist Church officiated by Rev. T. Max Linnens. Attendants Scottie Proffitt and Mike Roper with ushers, reception at Hotel Carroll. The bride, a Gardner-Webb student, and the groom plan to reside on Flint Hill Road.
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Weather data and a school reunion snapshot from fifty years ago
A weather report notes temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours ending at 8 am. The item includes a nostalgic caption about a Walkersville schoolhouse yard, listing former students and staff such as Mervin Grown Carrie Carmack Schiotzshaver and Oscar Zimmerman.
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New Tucson Photographers Club Officers Photo Bungle
The Tucson Professional Photographers Assn officer lineup failed to include cameras as none of the 40 attending members brought a camera for the group portrait. The mishap highlights a lack of equipment among event participants in Tucson Arizona.
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