Constitutional struggles over the Fourteenth Amendment
The essay reviews how the Fourteenth Amendment was pushed after the Civil War, detailing Congress's and President Johnson's roles, the Reconstruction Acts, and the use of puppet Southern legislatures to ratify the amendment. It contrasts 1866 ratification efforts with 1865 actions on the Thirteenth Amendment and warns against federal coercion of states.
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Congress
Union
House
Senate
Congres
Andrew Johnson
Athe
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Supreme Court
Fea
North
Middletown Social News and Family Visits
Local residents report visits and travels as Middletown families host relatives from Maryland Virginia and Ohio. Eva Bark ley and Faye Summers visit with uncles and aunts near Middletown while Roscoe Remsberg returns from Atlantic City. Others include the Thayers in Atlantic City and the Holters in Chapman Kansas with relatives in Middletown.
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Middletown
Eva Barkley
Woodrow Barkley
Faye Summers
C. Abbert Summers
Myersville
Ant
Robert Paden
Hagerstown
Philips D. Thayer
Marie
Atlantic City
N. Od
Roscoe C. Remsberg
Clifford Sipes
Arlington
John L. Downs
Clearspring
Washington County
Edith Fink
Sipes
Downs
Miss Fink
A O
Grace Allen Fink
Ola Fink
Mrs. Fin
Henry Macaha
Main Street
Morgan
Charlotte Macaha
Ohio
G. Harlan Dinterman
John Rudy
Judy Rudy
Frederick
Kentucky
Willard Koo
Rih
Oscar W. Holter
Prospect Street
Chapman
Kansas
Josephine Hess
Ieia Warren
Washington
Sus
William E Pepper
Hopewell
N. GE
Pepper
Maurice F Remsterg
Church Street
Kegger
Rita Remberg
John Albert Holter
Cecil K. Holter
Voting urged to register and cast ballots
The piece urges readers to register and vote in November to exercise democracy. It notes voter apathy after conventions and highlights the 44 million eligible but nonvoting in the last election, urging registration and active participation, with calls to involve friends and neighbors. It also mentions Hood College enrollments for local Frederick countians.
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Dorothy Dix
Doroshy
Leve
Jove
Rhone c
San Francisco
Wis
Mr. X
George
Gemekh
Vater
Avile Ho
Letters Granted on Estate of Frederick Resident Charles H. Duble
Letters of administration were granted for the estate of Charles H. Duble a well known Frederick resident. The ruling assigns probate duties and names the administrator as the court directs. The case reflects local probate actions affecting families and properties in Frederick.
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Bessie G. Duble
Wilmington
Del
John FE. Hamilton
Point of Rocks
Ida N. Guynn
West All Saints Street
Charles H. Duble
Frederick
Senate Cloakroom and Public Laws Highlight 84th Congress
The second session of the 84th Congress saw about 7,000 bills and resolutions introduced, with hundreds enacted or signed into law. Measures expand national defense, energy, and security funding, including $72 million for new aircraft control and warding, $2 billion for armed forces facilities, and $1.4 billion Navy construction aid. A large mutual security program and interstate highway funding are also noted.
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J. Glenn Beall
U.S
Maryland
Senate
House of Representatives
Manav
Armed
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Aish Gallit Une
Small Business Administration
Korea
Deeds Recorded for Farm and Residence Transfers
Deeds filed in the Clerk's office show the sale of a 262 acre farm between Monrovia and Ivattstown from Mrs. Boyd V. Dandy to Charles d Rab bitt of Montgomery County for about 6800 dollars. Mr and Mrs Freeland Frank Strecker sold a residence at 603 Mary Street to Mr and Mrs Gerald L Tucker for about 11000 dollars.
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Boyd V. Dandy
Monrovia
Ivattstown
Charles d Rabbitt
Montgomery County
Mroo
Freeland Frank Strecker
Gersald L. Tucker
Mary Street
Home Buy of a Lifetime
Brick three bedroom home with ceramic tile bath living dining kitchen, sun deck porch carport and velvet lawn with fruit trees. Owner will finance and sacrifice price of 15000. By appointment only. Telegraph MO 3 9131 or Middletown 42 W.
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Middletown
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