Republicans Endorse Court Ruling On Segregation Plank
James Marlow analyzes how both major parties hesitated to fully back the 1954 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation. He notes Republicans finally framed a civil rights plank stronger than Democrats, asserting support for the court’s decision and its implementation. The piece highlights Southern resistance and presidential caution by Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Chicago
Supreme Court
Ote
U.S. Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Platform Committee
Jefferson 4H Club Meets with July Picnic and Demos
Jefferson 4H members met July 18 at Carolyn Baker’s for a picnic style gathering. Theresa Summers demonstrated canning and preparing cooked foods before freezing while Anne Lovell spoke on making a good fair booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffner
Gloria Axline
Theresa Summers
Susan Poole
Donna Plunkard
Ethel Hoffmeister
Anne Lovell
Nancy Gordon
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran
William Summers
Frank Heffrer
George Barthlow
Ernie
Evergreen Point
James Anglesbee
Thomas James
William
Wayne
David
Rev
Shull
Gettysburg
H. Edward Fisher
Frank Heffner
Community Notes From Maryland Area Gatherings and Visits
Sun day gatherings frame a flurry of family visits in Maryland with the James family at Braddock Heights Park and a Luth eran summer school at Hood College. Attend ers at St Paul’s U S C W picnic plan an 8 August event and a potential Jr O I M Hall decision. Residents Absent include Lewis Brown still in Frederick Memorial Hospital, with haymaking by Grange and locals aiding the Browns.
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Ann
Enchanted Forrest
Baltimore
David James
Braddock Heights Park
James
William
Wayne
David
C. H. Shull
Judy Steele
Bakers Valley Road
Gregg Cox
Jefferson —Birs
Lee House
Eugene Young
Maryland Synod
Hood College
U.S.C.W
St. Paul's
Harold Angiesbee
Taneyioun
Woodrow Mercer
Charles Mercer
Frederick
James Anglesbee
Lewis Brown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grange
Brown
Carrie Cobrentz
Sis
Weekend Visit to Beverly Beach by Knight Family
Aceon and Mr and Mrs Lewis Knight with two children of Frederick spent Sunday at Beverly Beach. Herschel Boyer 5c. fell last week and had misfortune in the incident.
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Ter Lora
Hagerstown
Harmon Culter
Clara Huffer
Frank Whitmer
Baltimore
Robert Souers
Lloyd Diller
Carrie Diller
Union Bridge
Maude Hale
Stevens
Brantley Stevens
Barbara
Pocomoke City
Maryland
Herbert Stevens
Terri Lynn
Michael and
Bruce
Snow Hill
S. Reifsnyder
Sammy
Taneytown
Willard Stevens
Richard Grove
Camp Michaux
Carlisle
Desra Stevens
Rev
Mrs. W. L. Stevens
Leslie
Aceon
Lewis Knight
Frederick
Beverly Beach
Herschel Boyer
Frederick Army Unit At Ft. Meade Signals for training
The 600th Signal Company of Frederick is on two weeks of annual active duty for training at Fort Meade with the 6th Signal Battalion. Commander Lt. William H. Luzke leads 38 enlisted men and eight officers as they practice communications, equipment maintenance, and field radio site operations under simulated combat conditions during a three day period in the second training week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Meade
600Th Signal Company
Frederick
Fort Meade
6Th Singnal Battalion
William H. Luzke
Walkersville
600Th Signal Co
Johnsville RURITAN Club Holds First General Meeting
The Johnsville RURITAN Club held its first general meeting since formal organization in a church hall. President John Inskeep presided. Thomas James of the Jefferson Club attended as a guest. Henry Shoemaker, Frederick County Agriculture Agent, spoke on RARITAN detailing reliability, understanding, respect, integrity, trustworthiness, amiability, and natural. Officers named include President Inskeep, VP Edgar Snyder, Secretary D B Martin, Treasurer, and directors Austin Bohn and C D Metz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsvile Ruritan Club
Church Hall
John Inskeep
W.S.C.5
Thomas James
Jefferson Club
Henry Shoemaker
Frederick County
US Department of Agriculture, Extension Service
Shoemaker
Raritan
The
Johnsville Club
Inskeep
Edgar Snyder
D. B. Martin
Joe Lind
Austin Bohn
C. D. Metz
Dispute Over Eichmann Abduction Case Emerges
Report notes a dispute surrounding the May 1 abduction of former Nazi official Adolf Eichmann. In Colorado Springs police blotter a burglary at Doris Campbell and Doris Bangus homes saw thieves steal clothing food rugs drapes light bulbs and ash trays. A telephone was later stolen on the thieves return. A Carroll County marriage license was issued to Ronald Shhreiner and Hattie Grace Hardman in Westminster.
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Adolf Eichmann
Colorado Springs
Colo
Doris Campbell
Doris Bangus
Carroll County Court House
Westminster
Ronald Shhreiner
Hattie Grace Hardman
New Windsor
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Charles H. Summers
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Jeff
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Israel
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arieh Levavi
Levavi
Lawson Motor Sales
Victor Mature
Randolph Scott
Clearwater
Jack Lemmon
Kirk Kim Doucias Novak
Raddock
Hayward
Awa
Lilacs
Lynn Riggs
Skyline
Francis Scott Ker Monument
Tivoli
Coates
Wen Alee
Warner Bros. Technicolor
McCurdy Field
Frostie
Francis L Dickensheets
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St_ Phone MOnument
Pete Ot
Biscayne
Whitewall
Whitewell
Mercury
Mercomatic
Real
Hecter
Happy Johnny
WFEMD
Tom Pickett
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Jefferson St
Ext’d. Monument
the News
Fisher’s, Inc
Sabian
Blue
Denim
Volkswagen
Ford
Plymouth
H.T
Heater
A. T
Olds
Alt
Packard
Bel Air
H. T.wisio
the Ideal Garage Co. Inc
E. Patrice
W. W
Edsel Automatic
MOYER
Lincoln
West South ST
Tudor & Cyl. Ltd
Hester
Tudor & Cyl
Chevrolet Tudor & Cyl. Ltd
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Studebaker
MOTOR
A&p MO
Chevrolet
West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick
Cond
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Avulo
Powerflite
Stis
Baisd
Lawson Motor
Rambler—Service
New Market, MD
WSL
Renn Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth St
Call Potomac Edison
Fordomatic
Sharp
Pontiac
Buick
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GMC
Mt. Airy
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