Democratic Women Meet to Back Election Goals
In Baltimore a neutral gathering of United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland, over 100 members, urged focus on the November victory rather than primaries. Speakers urged neutrality on the ticket, emphasized organizing, and urged women to lead campaigning for a Democratic governor, Legislature, and local offices.
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Baltimore
United Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
Alice Canoles
Jarsland
Douglas Editors To Walk 185 Miles
Washington Post editors join Justice Douglas in a 185 mile trek along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath to view a proposed parkway. Robert H. Estabrook and Merle J. Pusey accept the dare, planning to alternate duties on the walk.
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Washington Post
Supreme Court
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Sobeloff Nominated Solicitor General by White House
Maryland Governor McKeldin praised Chief Judge Simon E. Sobeloff of the Maryland Court of Appeals for his nomination as solicitor general of the United States. He said Sobeloff would be replaced as chief judge by Frederick W. Brune once Senate confirmation occurs.
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Eisenhower
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Local actress Mrs. Reinhart to star in The Little Foxes
Frances Reinhart a versatile local actress will star as Regina Giddens in the Community Players production The Little Foxes Joining her in the cast is Phyllis Hedeman a Buckeystown school principal and former child performer with background in radio and stage She studied at Augustana College and Hunter College Season tickets may still be available at the Community Players office Winchester Hall In Indochina French forces consolidate a beachhead at Tuy Hoa in a major offensive against Vietminh along the coast The operation marks the first large scale push of the war not aimed at warding off Vietminh attacks in 7 years In Maryland Adams H Reese elected president of American Trust Company Charlotte previous roles include bank examiner and FDIC positions
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Optimist Club of Clarksburg Meets at School
Optimist Club of Clarksburg met Monday night at the school with James R. King presiding. Ted Jordan gave the financial report and announced a snow storm attendance of seventeen at a dinner honoring Dr. Walter A. Retlng, Optimist International president, at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Members listed include Mr. and Mrs. James King and others. A Montgomery County youth baseball league was proposed, with a meeting in Rockville to discuss details for Upper Montgomery. A chicken and ham supper was planned after Easter at the Community Hall. Ladies night will be at Clarksburg School on Feb 1, joint with Clarksburg Community Association, featuring Judge Steadman Prescott. Rev. Jack Ammon discussed dedication of a portion of new highway 240 between Hyattstown and Clarksburg.
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Walter A. Retlng
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Theodore Jordan
Arnold Price
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Orman Rippeon
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Weaver Kimball
Chester Binnix
Jack Ammon
Haron Maite
Montgomery County Recreational Department
William Purdum
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Rockville
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Plan for Dance and National Guard Deactivation
Alpha Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a regular meeting in the C Barr Artz Library to finalize plans for a Walkersville square dance at eight p m and appoint committees for an April card party and May tea events. Members outlined a Baltimore convention attendance and a Feb 3 library meeting, then heard a speech on expressive voice and performance with voice assessments. In Washington a Pentagon update said one of two National Guard divisions in Korea may be first of three Army divisions to be deactivated by June 30, reducing overall divisions to 19 this year and 17 next year.
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Thomas Holland
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Clark Says War Could Have Ended Earlier On Better Terms
Gen. Mark W. Clark argues in Collier's that the Korean War might have ended sooner with tougher action and fewer losses. He criticizes Ridgway and Van Fleet for overbearing POWs and cites Rose prison riots as result. He says armistice was fair and warns that victory would have required heavy casualties.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
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Korea
Collier’s Magazine
Five-State Orchardists Loaned 45 Million by Growers Credit
Hagerstown January 21 The East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association reports loans totaling 45 million dollars to orchardists across Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia and West Virginia over the last 20 years. Default loss stands at three tenths of 1 percent. Net worth is 650 thousand dollars. Frank W Richardson Camden Delaware elected president Hiram F Hersney Hamburg Pennsylvania vice president Walter D Bromley Smithsburg Maryland secretary treasurer. Directors reelected Paul Hawkins Martinsburg West Virginia and Stanley M Fulton Hancock Maryland.
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Hancock, Md
Man Leaps To Death From Roof Of Hotel
A man identified as Willam Walter Failey of Washington DC leaped from the roof of a three story Phoenix hotel in the business district. After about 15 minutes on the edge he jumped into an alley as firefighters and hotel guest Dewey K. Lee tried to stop him. Failey reportedly suffered from asthma and left a note to his brother George Failey of New York.
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Court News: Quit Myrtle Clevenger divorce case filed
A bill of complaint seeks absolute divorce for Myrtle M. Clevenger against Richard C. Clevenger with alimony pending litigation and counsel fees. Details note property deeds involving Brunswick officials and multiple spouses. The President is addressed as Mr President when spoken to.
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Cattle Sale Here Brings $18 640
Dense fog did not dampen a large crowd at the January 1 dairy cattle sale at the Fairgrounds. Howard C. Barker's sale drew 36 buyers from Maryland and nearby states, selling 64 head of purebred and grade Holsteins for a total of 18 640 dollars. Top purebred cow sold for 800 dollars, top purebred bull for 390, top grade cow for 420. Auctioneers and staff included Maurice Zentz as consignor, Charles Backus as Mexico New York, and Emmett Bowlus as ring man.
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Year Progress Implied in Lightweight Verse
A brief dated verse by N. A. Lufburrow speaks of time passing swiftly with twelve months to go. It invites readers to reflect on daily progress and the value of diligent effort as the year advances.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Now's Time To Slim Legs by Alicia Hart
Beauty guidance urges women to reduce heavy ankles with three simple exercises promising noticeable results in three months. The routine includes wringing flesh, slapping ankles to pink, and circular ankle movements to build a slimmer leg line.
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Alicia Hartner
Changes disapproved by interstate commerce examiners
Washington January 21 an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended against proposed corporate changes in the Western Maryland Railway Co relating to terms of its preferred and common stocks The railway sought to issue new percent first preferred stock with dividends cumulative to 15 a share and new 4 percent non cumulative second preferred stock.
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NLRB Orders Rehiring Four Drivers at Southern Oxygen
The NLRB ordered Southern Oxygen Co Inc of Bladensburg to reinstate four truck drivers fired February 11 after a strike. The ruling also bars discrimination against workers for grievances and upholds examiner recommendations following charges by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFL.
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National Labor Relations Board
Southern Oxygen Co. Inc
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Instructors Clash In Greenville Auto Collision
Raymond Povolo and Murray B. Stout, both Greenville High School driving instructors, were embarrassed after a collision on a slippery street in Greenville Michigan today. Both escaped injury and exchanged details.
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Murray B. Stout
Greenville High School
Mount Wilson hospital to staff new operating room section
A supervisor of nurses and three registered nurses are needed to staff the operating room at Mount Wilson Tuberculosis Hospital. Contact the Commissioner of Personnel at 31 Light Street in Baltimore for complete information.
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Light Street
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