Barkley memoir mocks and market clash on eve of debate
Washington notebook recalls Senator Barkley defending his jokey memoir That Reminds Me amid bookstore quips. It also notes Defense Secretary Wilson’s remarks on military manpower and Eisenhower’s Buy America standards, plus a clash with the Cooperative League over a television film Citizen Dave Douglas and its tax-exemption critique.
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National Tax Equality Assn
Cooperative League of America
Co-op League
New Windsor Notes and Local Happenings
Pfc and Mrs Carl Stoner welcomed a son Douglas Eugene born last Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Brownsville visitors to Mr and Mrs Roy Lowman included Mrs Leonard Higdon and children. A chimney fire at Paul Starner’s caused no damage. Vr and 4 Arthur Cranmer hosted Ralph Weller and family with visitors from Littlestown and Bellaire. Virginia Little will canvass Haugh’s Hall for the March of Dimes. Earl Warner is homebound with pneumonia. An engagement for Barbara Cline to Charles E Bowers is announced. Dogs sweat glands noted on the soles of their feet.
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Carl
Stoner
Douglas Eugene
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leonard Higdon
Brownsville
Roy Lowman
Paul Starner
Ralph Weller
Baltimore
Donald Rickrode
Littlestown
Kenneth Slagel
Bellaire
Arthur Cranmer
William Stoffman
University Hospital
Ralph J. Cline
Mountaindale
Barbara
Charles E Bowers
At OY Ree
Tacate
Cis
Nanty Devilbiss
Mary Blackhall
University of Maryland
George Devilbiss
Earl Warner
Francis Whine
Ellicots Civ
Bar Cranmer
Virginia Little Will
Haugh’s Hall
March of Dimes
Lovettsville Community Notes and Bloodmobile Plans
Lovettsville Virginia reports community events and civic efforts. Mrs John Keister chairs the bloodmobile drive, with volunteers including Jack Fogish and several local residents hosting a dessert party in honor of a birthday. Local fundraising aims to meet a $28,000 March of Dimes quota, while county health and vaccine efforts resume. attention to iron lung costs and vaccine availability is noted. Senator Byrd signals curtailment of foreign aid with focus on technical assistance, and John Noble returns home after nine years in Savret Pilsen camps, delayed by fog and weather.
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John Keister
Purrvellville
Jack Fogish
Jack English
Gary
Diane Haebst
Robert Milter
Wilner Free Hettier
Larry Frye
Billy English
Loy
Robert Eng
Vava Gil
March of Dimes Camparen
Loudoun County
Noble
London
John Nohee
Savret Pilsen
Federal controls threaten independent gas producers and exploration
The passage argues that federal permits licenses hearings and lawsuits would curb wildcatters and independents, reducing competition and raising risks. It notes most natural gas is from independents and warns three new pipeline projects to bring
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