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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
10
A fragmented chronicle lists births and deaths of notable Americans including John D. Rockefeller and Earl E English, milestones like Kansas statehood, Civil War era quotes, and postwar acts. It buttons through anniversaries, birthdays, and notable dates with scattered names and places in a dated, newspaper‑style brief.
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a monthly meeting in the demonstration room of the PE Co on Monday at 2 pm Irene Caton hosted and gave a cooking demonstration. A short business session preceded the program. The regent Mrs Herbert Kreb presided. Delegates and alternates were elected to the State Spring Conference in Baltimore March 10-11. A delegate and two alternates were chosen for the Continental Congress in Constitution Hall Washington April 1924. Delegates include Miss Caroline Wimbrenner Mrs John Culverer Miss Sophie Reich Mrs Wm Storm Mrs Robert H Pfeil alternates Miss Elizabeth Bower Mrs W A R Bell Miss Mary Jean Zeiler Miss Anna Broan Mrs Alvin Crawford Miss Isabel Zimmerman Mrs Hammond Clary was elected delegate to the National Convention in Washington. Mrs Paul B Rhoads and Miss Mary Dean Zeiler were elected alternates. Mrs Alvin H Crawford will host the February meeting at Rockwell Terrace.
The Maryland Farm Bureau held a regional kick off meeting on a Tuesday in Randallstown presided by Randall Spoerlein of New Windsor. Reports covered price supports budget taxes inflation and farm bureau programs with input from Wilbert Smith Noah Kefauver Denneth Miller and E Wise Jr. The afternoon focused on membership planning publicity and open forum on farm problems with state officials and rural concerns discussed.
A 1957 dispute over Senate debate rules tests liberal and conservative forces as a two thirds or more vote on limiting discussion looms. The piece argues the Senate’s stability hinges on its current filibuster framework and warns against rushed reform, comparing foreign actions to domestic parliamentary balance.
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