Presidents and vice presidents shaping a 168 campaign
Maurice H. Lockwood of the National Fertilizer Association argues overemphasis on the vice presidency and traces historical transitions. He contends TVA and Farm Bureau actions influence fertilizer legislation and notes industry plans to boost phosphate production, urging accuracy in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau
TVA
Department of the Interior
Edson
Southeast
Northwest Intermountain
Maurice H. Lockwood
National Fertilizer Association
Washington, D. C
Fertilizer Association Letter Criticizes Edson Column
A letter from a fertilizer trade association criticizes Peter Edson's article on S. 1251 and a Mobile TVA plant proposal. It questions Edson's reported budgets, statements from hearings, and the claim the plant could be privately operated after five years. The letter notes opposition from farmer co operatives and the National Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertilizer Association
Peter Edson
The
Edson
Sen. Coppers Agriculture Committee
TVA
Mobile
Department of Agriculture
National Grange
Thel
Hearing Set on Death of Car Dealer in Salisbury
State's Attorney Rex A. Taylor announced a public hearing tentatively set for Friday to probe the death of Milton H. Jones 31 automobile dealer who died after a scuffle with a state trooper at the Wicomico county jail Saturday night an autopsy is being conducted with a report due from the Baltimore medical examiner no charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Rex A. Taylor
Milton H. Jones
Wicomico County
Baltimore
Jones
New Phone Lines Authorized by Baltimore Utility
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore announced its board approved 2,369,000 dollars in new construction to expand state wide facilities. The plan covers 23,600 for 1,450 Bethesda lines 140,000 for 1,260 Silver Spring lines and six switchboard positions 838,000 for new Catonsville dial equipment 3300 for Rockville Elkon and Wayside gear and 60,000 to grow rural service in Kent County on the Eastern Shore. Clayton F. Kemp qualified before the Orphans Court as administrator of his mother Jeannette Kemp's estate. Four sons and four children of a deceased daughter listed as heirs with 2,716 dollars in personalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Catonsville
Rockville
Elkon
Wayside
Stir Pond
Kent County
Clayton FE
Kemp
Wilson Avenue
Orphans Court
Jeannette
Fete Day Planned by Frederick Bicycle Club at Athletic Park
Frederick Bicycle Club board advances Labor Day fete at Athletic Park for Sept 6 with a morning handicap bicycle tournament afternoon events and a dance to follow. Also notes state bar leader James McSherry spoke at Ocean City convention and local market prices for produce amid a solar eclipse observed by dozens in Frederick. Monocacy River remains bank full and muddy with unclear water for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Bicycle Club
Athletic Park
Jedge James McSherry
Frederick
State Bar Association
Ocean City
Fred. Erick
Cornerstone Laying For Frederick City Hospital Addition
Column items note the cornerstone ceremony for the hospital and nurses home addition to be led by Columbia and Lynch lodges of Masons. Also reports Frederick Hustlers defeat Chambersburg 6 1 in Blue Ridge League play and Company A’s near total National Guard attendance at Cascade camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Columbia
Lynch Lodges
A. B. Collinus
College Place
Norfolk
Richmond
Hen Sherry
Frederick Hustiers
Chambersburg
Blue Ridge
Bejin
Frederick
National Guard
Cascade
Domesticity and the modern husband in Dorothy Dix's view
Dorothy Dix argues men prefer love and marriage but dislike domestic chores. She notes wives demand help with cooking and cleaning, while husbands defend their role as breadwinner. The column suggests a shift as men learn to cook and assist, reducing the domestic gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Papa
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Open House At Tiny Tot Town Attracts Local Preschoolers
Miss Mary Russell Hendrickson and her mother hosted an open house at Tiny Tot Town on Monday afternoon from three to five o clock. About thirty three children and ten mothers enjoyed cookies and punch under trees in the newly opened pre school playground on North Bentz street. John W Faust of the National Recreation Association visited and met with Frederick s Recreation Commission to discuss a year round program. The Tiny Tot roll shows children from East and West South streets and many blocks around Carroll Parkway Trail avenue Rockwell Terrace and College avenues with forty four children on hand at peak time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Russell Hendrickson
R. Ames Hendrickson
Tiny Tot Town
Childre
Little Park
North
Bentz Street
John W. Faust
National Recreation Association
Frederick Monday Ternoon
Recreation Commission
Miss Hendrickson
Patrick
Prominent farmer trampled by horse at Waynesboro farm
Benjamin H Welty prominent farmer and president of the Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative Association was injured at his farm in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. He suffered a broken vertebra and was described in satisfactory condition at Waynesboro hospital after being kicked and trampled by a horse in a stall while unharnessing the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Benjamin H Welty
Interstate Mik Producers Cooperative Association
Waynesboro Hospital
Welty
Chicken Joe in Baltimore Held on Bail After Manhunt
Joseph A Cacciola, known as Chicken Joe, 31, of Brooklyn, remained in Baltimore City Jail with bail set at 40,000 dollars. FBI arrested Cacciola on June 30 in San Jose, California after a nationwide manhunt for alleged participation in two gang style holdups last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph A ' Cacciola
Brooklyn
Cacciolla
FBI
San Jose
Calif
Foreign Policy Turning Point in Congress Faces War Question
A Foreign Policy Turning Point column argues the looming issue is whether the United States must fight another war. It discusses possible world alignments, the risks of occupation, and four paths to peace, including the Marshall plan and congressional authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Congress
United States
State Department
Charles A. Eaton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Greece
China
Korea
Germany
Austria
Russia
Moscow
Axis
Soviet Russia
Byrnes
United State
International Trade Organization
Geneva
Turkey
UNRRA
U. S
Car Floor Tragedy Ends Youth’s Movie Outing
In Providence Rhode Island seven year old Frank Goddad was riding in an old car with James Mitchell when the rusty floor collapsed. The boy’s clothing tangled on a drive shaft and he was killed in a mangled death that stunned onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Frank Goddad
James Mitchell
Frank
Mitchell
Fisherman Hurls Beer Can Brings Plane Down
A fisherman angered by a DDT spraying aircraft over Carter Lake Iowa hurled a beer can into the propeller, forcing the plane to land at Omaha Municipal. Pilot Larry Anderson of Kansas City landed safely. propeller repairs took five hours, according to H A Herschfield of Aerial Crop Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Carter Lake
Larry Anderson
Kansas City
H. A. Herschfield
Aerial Crop Service
One Arrest Reported in Overnight Docket
An overnight arrest of Preston Bird colored was listed on the police docket this morning for disturbing the peace. No address was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Bird
Laiven
Lovettsville News Highlights Local Social Events
Harris Theater Co. of Pittsburgh director James Lindsey plans a September Allegheny fair show Life of the Pioneers. Numerous social visits and gatherings mark the week from Braddock Heights to Lovettsville with family events, club meetings, and travels to Washington Blacksburg and Purcellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
James Lindsey
Harris Theater Co
Pittsburgh
Lindsey
Sally
Frances Lindsey
Moving Ballots Today in Maryland Senate Recount
Frederick county prepares to transport 61 ballot boxes to Baltimore for the U S Senate recount. The boxes cover 60 precincts plus absentee votes and will be escorted by the Senate subcommittee on privileges and elections investigating Maryland's last fall contest where John Markey challenged Herbert R O'Conor by 2232 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baltimore
United States
U. S. Senate Subcommittee On
Maryland
John Markey
Herbert R. O'Conor
Former Senator Horace H Bowling Dies After Illness
Mechanicsville Md July 29 Former State Senator Horace H Bowling died at his home yesterday after a long illness He was elected to the Senate in 18 At 20 he won election to the House of Delegates becoming its youngest member His widow and one son survive
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William Henry Garrison
Tyler
Zachary Taylor
Fillmore
White House
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
Congress
Garfield
Arthur
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Mechanicsville
Horace H. Bowling
Bowling
House of Delegates
Weather Summary for the Day and Nearby Rivers
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending at 3:30 a.m. today with 4.16 inches logged for July to date. Yesterday’s high and tonight’s low are listed, along with sun and moon rise/set times. The Monocacy near Buckeystown Dam is clear while the Potomac at Point of Rocks is cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Local social notes record visits across Frederick and nearby towns
Numerous families visit kin in Frederick, Mt. Airy, Union Bridge, and surrounding areas. Guests include the Gaver, Gaver, Lind, Harbaugh, Frock, Smith, Bussard, Williams, Lingg, and other households. Events include homecomings, picnics, dinners, and weekend gatherings across Maryland locations such as Walkersville, Johnsville, and Hanover.
Strength For Today by Earl L. Douglas
A reading urges individual action to start small good deeds now. An engine’s jerk to move a train mirrors how one person’s initiative can trigger a chain of helpful acts in a community. The piece encourages starting with the nearest task and letting momentum grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
D. B
Hana
Babson Newspaper
Weddings at Wea detail Katherine Grove Mathews and Noah Walker
Miss Katherine Grove Mathews of Baltimore and her fiancé Noah L Walker plan a September 27 wedding at Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mount Washington. The couple returned from New England house parties hosted by Commander Vincent La Forest Hawthorne in Newport and Miss Emma Mather in Bar Harbor. A reception will follow at the bride’s home. Mathews is granddaughter of Mrs. E. D. Grave Sr and will spend next month at a Cape May cottage with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea
Katherine Grove Mathews
Baltimore
Noah L Walker Ltd
New England
Newport
R. L
Vincent la Forest Hawthorne
Bar Harbor
Maine
Emma Mather
Miss Mathews
Henry B. Mathews
Waller
Noah L. Walker
Mr. Walker
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mount Washington
Miss Mathew
E. D. Grave
West Second Street
Cape May
Local Health Notes From Frederick Area Openings and Recoveries
Several local residents recover from illness and surgery. John O Boyer of Keedysville is able to move about after months confined at home. Lewis W Putman near Frederick recovered from surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving. His daughter Mrs Dewey B Carter of Sibey Memorial Hospital Washington will stay with him for several days. Frank Crum of 126 West Fourth Street remains unchanged in hospital. Dorsey M Nicholson of Hyattstown shows slight improvement after an injury in Washington five weeks ago. Mary Frances Smith of New Market, after Mercy Hospital stay, plans to leave today for her sister and brother in law’s home in Baltimore until able to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton
Herbert Lee
Lorena Cooper Renice Painter
Frances Brown
George Wire
Nora McGrady
William Cockerille
Powell's Fort Valley
Woodstock
Nancy Elien Rich
Grafton
Howard Clendenning
Raymond Frye
Beverle Carter
Washington
Harry Frye
Leonard Cooper
Ransom
W. Va
Elton Cooper
Ralph
Stine
Donna Irene
Rockville
H. C. McKimsey
Lovettsville
Elbert Everhart
Movelman
District
O. L. Emerick
Yakeny
Purcellville
George King
Bear
Ryan
Louise Ryan
Esther Smith
Dollie Duliski
York
D. E. Rust
Braddock Heights
Earl Frye
Annie Wilt
Alice Coughlin
Joyce Coughlin
Raymond Wwilt
St. James Reformed Church
Sam Abbott
Acington
W. B. Williams
Emory Fire
Federation of Homemakers
Blacksburg
Vernon Snead
Alexandria
Letcher Dale
Covington
John O. Boyer
Keedysville
Lewis W. Putman
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dewey
B. Carter
Sibiey Memorial Hopital
Harry Mr. Boone
Penhurst Avenue
Baltimore
Local residents host guests after travels to Mexico and beyond
Mrs Eileen Wilkenson returns from a vacation in Mexico City Guatemala and Yucatan with guests Mrs Harry G Spencer and Miss Mary Hamilton Spencer of Baltimore. Supper invites include Rev Arthur Ewell Rev Earl Newell Rev Harold Wright and other area residents. Mr and Mrs Lewis Reed report a trip through the Great Smokies while daughter Mary Jane Reed returns from the West. Kenneth Reed and family conclude a vacation in Hanover Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Eileen Wikenson
Mexico City
Guatemala
Yucatan
Harry G. Spencer
Mise
Mary Hamilton Spencer
Baltimoro
Borman
Jacobs
Arthur Ewell
Earl Newell
Harol Wright
Laytonsvile
Gordon P. Baker
Washington Grove
Raymon P. Black
Rockville
Paul BE. Merer
Millard Gartner
Marshall Walker
Margaret Wallace
Betty Jeanne King
Everett Jones
Damascus
Lewis Reed
Great Smokies
Mary Jane Reed
West
Kenneth Reed
Hanover
Detour Detour Monthly Meeting of Keysville Christian Workers
The Keysville Christian Workers met at the church with Miss Doris Wilhide assisted by Mrs. Charles Chetwes directing the program. Members reported on John Williams life and planned to sew for Church World Service. They voted to donate to Lutheran World Action in memory of Guy Warren and arranged a card shower for Mrs. Robert Valent ine. The group agreed to a social at Mrs. Merhie Withide's home on July 29 and set August 12 as the next meeting date with Mrs. Charlies Cluts as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville Christian Workers
Doris Wilhide
Charles Chetwes
Wilhide
John Williams
James Coshur
Church World Service
Lutheran World Action
Guy Warren
Grace Warren
Robert Valentine
Mr. Miller
Germany
Mr Miller
Ladie
Merhie Withide
Charlies Cluts
Foxville Local Notes and Social Updates
No church services at the Lutheran church during August. A daughter was born to Rev and Mrs. Francis Bell. July 17 Mrs Grace Posinberger in Smithsburg. Highfield visiting son-in-law and daughter Al and Mrs Andry Abraham. Mrs James Hessong and Choren Diane and Jimmy visited Mr and Mrs G Buhrman. Billy Brandenburg on furlough from Pensacola. Mr Bethel Methodist Sunday School announces a picnic August 9 with music by the Yellow Springs Band. Mr and Mrs Sheridan visited here with friends on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxville
Francis Bell
Smithsburs
Grace PoSinberger
Highfield
Andry Abraham
James Hessong
Choren
Diane
Jimmy
G. Buhrman
Billy Brandenburg
Pensacola
Sla
Bethe
Methodist Sunday School
Yellow Springs
Sheridan
Lee
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Douglas Dixon
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Ralph Obler
Lyle Smith
James Costas
North River Mills
Catherine Harbaugh
Esline Linton
Patsy Frock
Charles Bussard
Middletown
Melvin
Hagerstown
Betty Jean Stambaugh
Union Bridge
Walter Lind
Wiliam Hurn
Charlesville
Sarah Weishoar
Charles
Keysville
Charles P. Jones
Kenneth Perkins
Atlee Baumgardner
Forest Park
Hannover
Dorothy Chipley
Taneytown
Thelma Frock
Charles Smith
Austin Smith
William Himmelheffer
Curtis Smith
F_ H .Birely
Reno Grabill
Johnsville
Mary L. Williams
Middleburg
Sophie Lingg
St. Anthony’s
Walkersville
Erline Linton
Roy Wright
Jacob Hahn and
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Olmer Linton
Samuel MM. Goines
Hilarion Yoro
Truman
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Moundsville
ME. Ketchum
West Virginia State Penitentiary
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Portland
Ore
Justice Williams
Physicians and Sur.geons Hospital
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Dinterman Clan
Mt. Tabor Park
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Myrtle B_ Fraves
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Ised
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Roy Renner
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Doris Dinterman
Frances Goshen
Reymar
William Fogle
John Heffner
Annabelle
Arrabele
John. Jr
George Dinterman
Westminster
Laurence Miehring
Dian Dinterman
Annabelle Dinterman
Raymond Hyde
Larry
Patty
Annie Dinterman
Pearl Dinterman
Roy Dinterman
LeRoy Dinterman
Nancy
Richard
Graceham
Melvin Savage
Bitl
Harry Savage
Germantown
Charles Savage
Garsburg
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Brunswick
Ebenezer Gosnell
William and
Rosie M. Weller
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