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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1952

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Eisenhower Statements Spark Fresh Reading Of His Civics Views

Bruce Biossat surveys Dwight D. Eisenhower’s pre 1950s public remarks on defense spending taxes profits capitalism personal security welfare duties of citizenship civil rights and loyalty. The collection highlights his belief in preserving freedom against government power and the ordinary citizen, noting his cautious stance on New Deal style expansion.

Bruce Biossat NEW York NEA Dwight D Pittsburgh Fort Worth Tex Columbia University A&a Philadelphia Ous New York Herald Tribune Forum Forum Spech Dar Washington U.S America

Eisenhower views on loyalty subsidies and labor in public discourse

A collection of remarks attributed to Eisenhower touching on loyalty, restraint, and the fight against disloyalty, plus cautions against subsidies eroding individual responsibility. Also notes a 700,000 ton annual sulfur usage by the United States and Canada for pulp paper production.

Pittsburgh Columbia St. Louis Eisenhower United States Canada

Harney Bridge Collapses Under Heavy Truck

A large bridge over the Monocacy River near Harney collapsed about 3 PM Saturday when a heavily loaded truck drove onto the structure. Carroll Shoemaker escaped unhurt from the truck, which landed in a ravine. repairs and reinforcement efforts were planned as county crews began salvage work.

Monocacy River Frederick Carroll Counties Harney Harney-Emmitsburg Carrot County Carroll Shoemaker Red Hoger H. Willard County Roads Board Taneytown Emmitsburg Route 32 Monovecy Bridgeport Willard Frederick County Monocacy Monocasy County Commissioners and Roads Board

46 Ready To Serve With Planning Group

The Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission released an initial list of 46 residents who accepted membership on its ten Citizen Planning Committees. Committees cover seven complete and three partial county election districts, subject to final ratification by the County Council. Names include Laytonsville, Clarksburg, Poolesville, Rockville, Darnestown, Olney, Gaithersburg, Potomac, Barnesville, Damascus, with numerous residents named across districts.

Rockville Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission Laytonsville William Fulks Willis Smith John Ward Edwin D. Fry Ulysses Griffith Clarksburg Arthur Watkins, Jr Clarence D. Day Edwin D. Burdette Mehrle King Ward ¥Etraw Henry Hickson Poolesville James D. King G. R. Gray Harold Smith, Jr Nes Sidney Wells William Grifith Adolph Gude Merritt Sherman Thomas Anderson Leslie M. Abbe J. D. Louthen, Jr

Carlsen Leaves On First Lap For Home

Captain Kurt Carlsen, 37, in a new gold-braided uniform, left Falmouth tonight to begin the first leg home from the Flying Enterprise rescue ordeal. He boarded a train for London and may fly to New York tomorrow. he had lost clothes and possessions when the freighter sank last Thursday and had worn borrowed garments since returning ashore.

Jalmouin Eng Kurt Carlsen Falmouth Flying Enterprise London New York Carlsen

Danish Captain Carlsen to Receive Honor in London

J Carlsen and his wife and two daughters leave Woodbridge NM as the Danish Embassy arranges a luneheen to confer the Royal Order of Danneborg. He will receive a ticker tape greeting in New York and then travel to London for the honorary knighthood.

Ing United States Woodbridge Denmark London New York Broadway Carlsen Martin Carlsen Grethe Copenhagen U. S

Antique expert Charles Flick dies in Hagerstown at 92

Charles Melvin Flick, a renowned antiques authority, died today in Hagerstown at age 92. He had long been sought for antique consulting and appraisal, shaping local collecting and historical understanding through decades of expertise.

Hagerstown Charles Melvin Flick Flick

Colonial Williamsburg restoration tied notice and services

Funeral notice states a person connected with the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg Virginia survives by two daughters a son and will receive funeral services and burial on Tuesday. The report also notes NEW MIDWAY 4-H Club meeting with members present singing the 4-H song pledging allegiance and outlining the 1952 program the basketball tournament rules and a $5 contribution to the National 4-H Club Center and sets the next meeting for February 13.

Williamsburg No Midway 4-H W. Sung

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