Ike Strong Opposition to Bricker Amendment
President Eisenhower voiced steadfast opposition to the Bricker amendment restricting treaty making, arguing it would impair peace efforts and hinder mutual defense and foreign affairs. Senator Knowland kept open a path to compromise, while Bricker rejected claims the measure blocks cooperation and pooling of atomic energy for peaceful use. Debate on the issue likely to start Wednesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bricker
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
Ohio
United States
America
Berlin
April 19 Filing Deadline Sets Primary Rules
April 19 is the final date to file for state and county offices under new absentee voting laws. Candidates must file at least seventy days before the primary, now scheduled for the fourth Monday in June, the 28th this year. The law aids military voters by allowing ballots fifty days before primaries. officials note only one candidate has filed so far.
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Supervisors of Elections
Guilty In Death Of Child Diver
Miami records show Russell Tongay convicted of manslaughter for the death of his 5 year old daughter Kathy after forcing her to dive from a 33 foot tower at a Miami Beach pool. He received 10 years with bond set at $5,000 pending appeal. jury deliberated 54 minutes. Kathy’s brother Bubba, 8, briefly interrupted the trial. Kathy and Bubba, known as The Aquatots, had risen to fame with plans to swim the English Channel. Kathy died last May 6. her brother Russell Jr. died in 1945. A separate note announces a 27 minute color film Autumn Holiday from Johnson Motors about a Minnesota border vacation tale.
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Miami
Fla
Russell Tongay
Kathy
Miami Beach
Tongay
Ben C. Willard
Willard
Louis Jepeway
Bubba
Willared
Jepeway
Esther Williams
Russell Jr
Young Urges Admission to New York Central Board
Robert R. Young and Allan P. Kirby requested seats on the New York Central Board, stating they have purchased substantial Central stock. White confirmed the move and noted a Feb. 10 board meeting could consider it. legal questions with the Interstate Commerce Commission delay action. Alleghany Corp remains linked as Young's chairmanship, though C and O stock control has shifted.
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New York
Robert R. Young
The
Rails
New York Central
Admittace Young
Allan P. Kirby
Are Central
William Wiute
Centrral
Piyedtors
White
Young
Central
Mas A
Menier Po Pletidicatate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alleghany Corp
ICC
Cartier
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Alleghany
Dumping Of Foreign Wool Goods Is Charged
Botany Mills Inc. President George W. Shaddock warns in a letter to Senator Smith that foreign dumping of subsidized wool textiles is hurting the U S woolen and worsted industry. He calls for a Senate investigation and notes European countries flood markets, now about 12 percent of U S pure wool output, risking wages and unemployment.
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Passaic
United States
Senate
Sen. Smith
Botany Mills
Shaddock
Lovettsville Airman Harold N. Farmer discharged and reassigned
Lovettsville residents learn airman Harold N. Farmer son of E O Parmer and the late Mrs Parmer has been discharged and assigned to Luke Air Force Base Arizona. John C Lindsey enrolls at VBI for a daily short course. F A Eugene Everhart stationed in Boston visits his parents Maj John William Everhart returned from Weisbaden Germany with his wife after three years abroad.
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Lovettsville
Harold N. Farmer
E.O. Parmer
Weisbaden
Germany
Notable Military Families Visit and Guests Reported
Randy and Ronnie and their families spent time at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton and visited relatives in Connecticut. Maj Elbert Everhart lived two years in Germany prior to his last assignment there. Mrs L A Waomeldorph of Leesburg visited Mrs Elbert Everhart. Ally Nedser and daughters Susannah and Oxannah of Warrenton Virginia were guests of Mr and Mrs H S Potterfield. Mrs Birtie Potterfield hosted her granddaughter Mrs Brodie Gregory and family from North Carolina and Mr and Mrs Potterfield senior in Arlington. The Gregoreys are visiting her parents in Hamilton.
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Randy
Ronnie
Wright-Patter Alf
Dayton
Connecticut
Elbert Everhart
Maj Everhart
Germany
L. A. Waomeldorph
Leesburg
Ally
Nedser
Susannah
Oxannah
Warrenton
H. S. Potterfield
Bertie Potterfield
Brodie Gregory
Anne and
Brodie
North Carolina
First Potterfield
Arlington
Jack Potterfield
Hamilton
Gregorys
Two Acquitted On Charges Of Assault In Night Court
In People's Night Court Magistrate Edward J. Smith acquitted John KR Wiles Graceham on assault charges brought by Betty K. Wiles after she admitted no witness to the alleged battery and he testified the wife wished to leave him. The judge also acquitted, but restrained a suspended $20 fine for Thomas M. Hill of Carver apartments who faced assault charges after his wife appeared with a blackened eye. Hill, a sanitation department worker, said he slapped her over nagging about hours and diet. Richard Kline Wolfsville was found guilty of failure to support his minor child and explained an AWOL army term left him unpaid until recently employed.
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Edward J. Smith
People's Night Court
Edwir F. Nikirk
John KR. Wiles
Graceham
Betty K. Wiles
Thomas M. Hill
Carver Apartments
Hill
City Sanitation Department
Richard Kline
Wolfsville
Kline
Plea For Economic Statesmanship At Baltimore Meet
Walter Williams, under secretary of commerce, urged management and labor to adopt economic statesmanship at the Baltimore Association of Commerce meeting. He outlined five bargaining basics: uphold capitalism, base negotiations on facts, stress productivity, recognize prerogatives of management and public interest, and keep moral obligations. He said such statesmanship could avert depression and strengthen the economy while urging continued long term capital investment and informed fiscal policy.
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Baltimore
Walter Williams
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Williams
Glade Valley Grange to Install Officers Tonight
Pomona youth will install Glade Valley Grange officers tonight at 8 pm in Walkersville Community Hall. Newly elected officers urged to attend. refreshments served. Includes note of ritualistic work and a brief on planned activities.
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Pomona
Bruce Crum
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Linganore Grange Hosts Supper And Sees Installations
Linganore Grange held its annual covered supper with 33 members and 18 guests. Pomona Youth installation team under Catherine Roderick installed officers. Linganore Grange began the new year with 20 members at the first regular meeting. A five dollar donation was made to March of Dimes. Pomona Grange announced a meeting on Saturday February 6 at Mt. Pleasant Grange Hall. Literary readings included works by Emma Jane Baker Rosamond Weisberger Holmes Baker and Ethel Franklin. Betty Ripley delivered closing jokes. Next meeting set for Monday February 1 at the Community Hall. Hallenger Grange postponed due to bad weather from Jan 22 to Friday.
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Shanore Grange
Linganore Grange
Pomona
Catherine Roderick
Walkersville
Une Maren of Dimes
Pomona Grange
Mt. Pleasant Grange Hall
Ema Jane Baker
Rosamond Weisberger
Holmes Baker
Ethel Franklin
Betty Ripley
Weather and complaints ripple through town variously
A brief reflection on weather woes as residents complain about sun or snow in a small town. The piece cites Lut and N A Lufburrow while mentioning Queen Elizabeth. The tone hints at local concerns and humorous misnaming of historical figures.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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Charles Davis Sheffield
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Frederick
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Marriotsville
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E. Patrick
Frederick Gas Co., Inc
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Dill Ave
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Tudor Wench
Ats
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