GOP Believes Ike's Programs Will Survive Sledding
Republican congressional leaders acknowledge President Eisenhower faces tough road on farm and labor programs on Capitol Hill. They expect roughly 83 percent of his requested actions to pass, with emphasis on a flexible price-support farm system and Taft Hartley act amendments. Some factions will resist openly, others privately, as party leaders wield patronage and political pressure. North Korea faces a severe food shortage with tax waivers and seed-loan relief for hungry peasants reported by Pyongyang via a broadcasting dispatch.
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Cottage cheese lime paint used in fresco cracks
In fresco painting on wet plaster irregular hair cracks appear between sections as plaster is filled. These cracks are covered with a durable paint made of cottage cheese lime and pigment.
Ike on Firm Footing With Shoe People
Boston January 17 President Eisenhower and Mamie are described as shoe conscious in a dusky publication noting a large shoe wardrobe and careful care of footwear. Ike reportedly owns about 18 pairs and Mamie has many, with details on sizes and shoe choices. The article praises Ike for avoiding mismatched shoes and highlights Mrs. Eisenhower preferences and style. Also. Trinity WSCS meets in January with reports on attendance, finances, and upcoming Baltimore conference. Five cadets initiated into Greenbrier Military School chapter of Quill and Scroll.
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Frederick, Md
Maryland Democrats Split As Candidates Withdraw
Weekend developments leave George Mahoney and Dr. H. C. Byrd as the remaining Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls in Maryland. Baltimore Mayor D Alesandro and Comptroller Tawes quit the race, Tawes will seek re election with no endorsement for Byrd or Mahoney, while Perlman joins Byrd's Committee of 100 as vice chairman. Separately a speeding crash near Imperial Missouri kills six teen drivers.
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Maryland
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CLASS MEETS The Leaders Bible Class Of Calvary Methodist Church
The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church met in the chapel with president Delbert S Null presiding. Attendance reached 102 as Charles Lorkard gave the opening prayer and Delmas Layman led the responsive lesson. Thomas S Glass spoke on Overcoming Prejudices. The executive committee met to appoint chairs for the coming year, naming Charles L Myers as general chairman and Guy E Kelly as Blue Division chairman among others.
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Charles Lorkard
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Guy E. Kelly
Blue Division
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Lewren Sibert
Glenn E. Stanton
Melvin T. Tabler
Louis Kinsey
Ray Watkins
Atlee Smith
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Lost woodsman 22 miles in 38 below saved by search
Misn Jan 17 report details Carl Hedburg aged 53 who endured 102 hours in brutal cold after wandering from a lumber camp in Lake of the Woods County. Ranger Ralph Thompson organized a trail search and found Hedburg 22 miles from the camp. He recovered at home in good condition the next day.
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Tyal
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Tiedburg
Union certified to represent workers at Federa Silk Mills
The CIO Textile Workers Union, via international rep Ellington, said the NLRB certified the union to represent employees at the Federa Silk Mills in Williamsport Maryland. The mill has been closed by a strike since December 28, with workers picketing, and the union seeks an immediate contract negotiation to end the strike. Other details note that election results had been pending since last summer and supervisory staff may be excluded from representation.
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CIO Textile Workers
Federa Silk
Williamsport
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Ellington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Ford offers budget cars with choice of drives and features
Ford presents three drive options Fordomatic Drive Ford Over Drive and Conventional transmission at no extra cost with optional power features. A lineup of 28 models and various body color and upholstery combinations cater to exact driving needs while delivering premium quality in a low priced car.
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