Universal Social Security Proposal Gains Chamber Support
The Chamber of Commerce urges universal Social Security extending to all aged persons, adding about 8 million beneficiaries. With a $30 monthly minimum, 4 million would cost about $1.509 billion yearly, while Byrd notes trust funds of $18 billion could deplete. government would shift old age assistance to preserve dignity.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Minute Detail Lesson From W L Gordon
A daily English lesson highlights common usage errors with examples. The text covers misused phrases mispronunciations and spelling tips and invites readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word per day.
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W. L. Gordon
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from the Columns of The News dated July 14, 1904 note a Baltimore departure for Norfolk on a three mast schooner, a 40 day cruise, and a large cast of locals. Market dull with poor fruit and scarce home tomatoes, storms cause road damage and crop rot, and railway hay languishes. A Sunday School picnic at Braddock Heights draws record crowds with Frederick Select Orchestra, while home construction on Dr J O Hendrix and George A Dean properties progresses with roof work to begin.
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the News
Reformed
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
J. O. Hendrix
George A. Dean
Novitiate
L. D. Wood
Beverly Wood
Philadelphia
West Coast
Guam
William A. Wade
Lovettsvile
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Neersville
St. Thomas Church
Charles Town
St. John's Church
Harpers Ferry
Frederick Funeral Director Dies at 56
Harry E. Carty, prominent Frederick funeral director, died suddenly at Frederick City Hospital at age 56. A severe hailstorm swept areas with hail up to golf ball size. Sabillasville reported three hail bursts, ice covered roofs, some windows broken, and chicken losses in spots. County commissioners paid 22,760 to the Board of Education for 1933-34 obligations, sending checks to teachers. Frederick enjoyed a man made aurora borealis as DC Coast Artillery searchlights lit the sky at Derick Field for about 1,000 spectators.
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Harry E. Carty
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Sabillasville
Yellow Springs Bethel
Board of Education
District of Columbia Coast Artillery
Detrick Field
Pretty July weddings span Thurmont to Gettysburg
Miss Laura Lydia Clabaugh and Patrick Allen Stoner wed at St Joseph's in Emmitsburg in a morning ceremony. The couple, both natives of Thurmont and Emmitsburg, plan a short honeymoon to Atlantic City before settling in Gettysburg. The groom works for A and P in Gettysburg.
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Claybaugh
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Laura Lydia Clabaugh
Elmer W. Claybaugh
Thurmont
Patrick Allen Stoner
J. Donald Stoner
Emmit Gardens
John D. Sullivan
Clifford Claybaugh
Lottie Clabaugh
Charles Baker
Thomas Stoner
Robert Gelwicks
Euphemia Rotering
Mariel Rosensteel
Plaza
Gettysburg
Atlantic City
Baltimore Street
Thurmont High School
Moore Business Farms
Mount St Mary's College
A & P Tea Company
Bids Sought On U S 240 Extension In Maryland
The State Roads Commission calls for bids by August 3 on a 2.85 mile southward extension of the Washington National Pike in Montgomery County. The four lane expressway will run from Shady Grove Road along Rockville’s west edge to near Maryland 189, linking to a 29 mile corridor from Frederick to Rockville. Some interim sections near Clarksburg will be completed earlier.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Montgomery County
Shady Grove
Rockville
Maryland
Frederick
Clarksburg
Bum's Rush Charged By Mahoney in Maryland Dem Fight
Maryland Democrats set a July 26 convention in Baltimore as Hyman Pressman and E. Brooke Lee accuse Mahoney allies of stalling the nomination process. Amid recounts in Queen Annes, Talbot and Calvert counties, Byrd leads Mahoney in popular votes and unit votes, with legal action warned to block a premature nomination.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Hetzer
Byrd
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Mahoney
Hyman A. Pressman
Democratic Party
E. Brooke Lee
Dr. Byrd
Lee
Boards of Election Supervisors
Queen Annes County
Talbot County
Queen Annes
Calvert County
Baltamore
Ith
Dr. Bard
Graham to rest six weeks after kidney stone operation
Ashville July 13 Billy Graham underwent kidney stone removal here yesterday. Dr Thomas R Huffines and Dr Nelson Bell said he must take a complete rest for six weeks. The evangelist, whose home is near Montreal, suffered five attacks during a recent European tour.
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Ashevlle
N.C
Billy Graham
Thomas R. Huffines
Asheille
Nelson Bell
Asheville
Graham
Montreal
Agonizing Reappraisal In U S HHelps World Scene Soon
In Washington Secretary Dulles travels to Paris as the United States weighs a major shift in foreign policy. The French seek American blessing to end Indochina, while Britain leans on Washington for guidance amid pressure to retreat. Churchill warns on the H bomb shaping future alliances and policy. A second column notes Babson Institute’s business education conference and urges stronger business support for schools.
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David Lawrence Washington
America
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Dulles
United States
France
Britain
Indochina
Great Britain
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
Messrs. Molotov
Russia
Chou En-lai
China
Eden
Mendes- France
Department of State
Eisenhower
Mr. Dulles
Churchill
Washington
United Nations
Red China
Mendes-France
Security Council
U.N
Knowland
Johnson
U.S. Senate
House of Commons
Asia
Europe
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Birth of Gary Franklin Portner in Frederick
Mr and Mrs Charles Portner Frederick welcome a son Gary Franklin at Frederick Memorial Hospital on June 24. Mrs Portner is the former Genevieve Schildt. Nearby extended families and friends send congratulations.
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Charles Portner
Frederick
Gary Franklin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Local hospital notes on recent surgeries and recoveries
Norman Crouse Jr returns home after tonsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Harvey Kauffman moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Charlotte Leatherman undergoes appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported satisfactory. Mrs George Flohr of Ladiesburg enters hospital and improves after surgery.
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Norman Crouse, Jr
Norman Crouse
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey Kauffman
Thursmont
Edwin C. Creeger
Pest American Legion
Charlotte Leatherman
George Leatherman
Harmony
George Flohr
Ladiesburg
New Head Of State Legion Installs Here
Benjamin J. Buckner attended the Francis Scott Key Post meeting to install J. Robert Edwards as commander and appoint officers including James E. Doub, Rodney Lentz, Nevin S. Baker, Herbert S. Hahn, and Floyd E. Kreh. Other officials and executive committee members were named. awards were given for outstanding post service and child welfare programs. Also noted were remarks by district and department leaders and auxiliary members.
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American Legion
Benjamin J. Buckner
J. Robert Edwards
Richard W. Graham
James E. Doub
Rodney Lentz
Nevin S. Baker
Herbert S. Hahn
Burns Hiltenbridle
Western
Maryland
Virginia Miller
Francis Scott Key
Alvey M. Norwood
van Fossen
David M. Kemp
J. Alfred Catsail
William H. Miller
Francis Scott Key Post
Miller
Sons of the Legion
Burkhardt
Edwards
H. Q. Miller
E. A. Brookey
George E van Fassen
Willard H. Horine
Guy W. Nusz
Daniel H Burkhardt
Commater Buckner
Dex
Lent
Hiltenbridie
Buckner
Ausiliary
John Rowszahn
Josevith Toldcraft
Raney
Lentz
Herbert S. Hahn, Jr
Forfeitures Of Collateral In Court In Maryland
In the morning Peoples Court Austin B Brachey was found guilty of exceeding 30 and fined. Numerous motorists forfeited $10 and $5 on charges. several others paid amounts up to $28 for violations including reckless driving passing roadway markers and failing to stop. State Troopers and city officers made the arrests. The remainder discusses brain tumor symptoms and diagnostic methods with notes on prognosis and surgical outcomes.
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Austin ‘'B
Brachey
Buckeystown
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Viola H. Board
RFD
Walkersville
Robert
P. Ferry
Baltimore
Wilbur D. Larrick
White Hall
Jack C. Henry
Frances A
Sterling J. Pittinger
RED
Keymar
Richard L. Grossnickle
Union Bridge
G. Robert Brenden
Rochester
William J. Farrell
Morgantown
W. Va
Leon
Idoine
Camp Detrick
Donald E. Sensenig
East Patrick Street
John E. Care Miami Franeccini
Hill
Raymond L. Barrier
Monrovia
Wilbur W. Davis
Hagerstown
Herman H. Lookinghill
Woodsboro
Robert A. Hawse
Clarksburg
Jelece R. Brown
Mansfield
Ohio
Charles F. Forst
Hyattsville
Con‘ley W. Brown
West 14Th Street
Norman R. Davis, Jr
Grantville
George W. Ross
Waynesburg
Otis E. Haines
Adamstown
Gordon H. Tobery
South Jefferson Street
Walter Jakobowski
Washington
Joseph Lerner
Sjamsville
Charles A. Smith
Mt. Airy
Woodrow L
Eplin
Wrightsville
Brain tumor danger spurred medical advances in surgery
One person in a hundred dies from brain tumors. Once the danger was recognized, medical science mobilized resources. Today many tumors are detected early and can be removed by skilled surgical methods. Brain tumors can lie almost anywhere inside the skull.
Final Examination Of Thorne Remains Begins
CHICAGO A top-flight team of pathologists began a final examination today of the body of mail order heir Montgomery Ward Thorne to determine the cause of his mysterious death. Thorne's body was dug up yesterday after an order from the Criminal Court. Coroner Walter E. McCarron seeks to determine whether Thorne died a natural death, in overdose of drugs, or was slain. Dr Starry Leon, coroner's physician, has concluded Thorne died from a combination of narcotics a sleeping potion and wood alcohol. He opined a second person administered narcotics.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Thorne
Walter E. McCarron
Criminal Court
McCarron
Starry Leon
Bible Thoughts on Inheritance and Faith
Quote from Psalms and Southey on God as heredity and cup. Notes that belief in the hereafter is essential for intellect and moral character. Mentions that present forms are a small portion of existence for many readers.
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Southey
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