Labor vote swings to Republicans in Gallup poll
A Gallup survey shows labor union members favoring the Republican nominee by 54 percent, a major shift from 1952 and 1936 patterns. The public favors broad issues like peace and economic contentment over union leadership influence, with Stevenson at 42 percent and 4 percent undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
American Institute of Public Opinion
George Gallup
Gallup
Stevenson
Russia
America
India
Republican Party
Changing Weapons Internecine Strife and Obsolete Arms
An analysis of interservice rivalry and rapid weapon turnover. The piece notes the shift from horse cavalry to hydrogen bombs and guided missiles, questioning whether giant planes can be tracked by Nike missiles. It argues defense spending buys gear obsolete before production completes, forcing continual replacement or paralyzing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Dod
Nike
Births, anniversaries, and visitors in Frederick area
SFC and Mrs Norman Fox Frederick announce the birth of Norman Wilson May 28 at Walter Reed Hospital Washington. They also have a son Robert Wayne age three. Mr Daniel R Grove Shooks town will observe his 90th birthday Tuesday. Mr Henry A Schuoler Old Braddock will observe his 46th birthday Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul D Stockman 140 West South street observe their sixteenth wedding anniversary today. Mr and Mrs Charles Eyler and son Ronnie Rocky Ridge Mrs Louise Jacobs Thurmont Misses Margaret and Nancy Peamroy Rocky Ridge and Joe Miller Ladiesburg visited Mr and Mrs Herman Boyer Knoxville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bruce Allen Bruchey 160 East Eighth street announce the birth of Bruce Allen Jr at Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday morning. The mother is former Helen H Fraley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFC
Norman Fox
Frederick
Norman Wilson
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Two Conventions Nominate in With Kemp Hall Rally
Fifty years ago two Republican conventions were held with delegates from unadmitted districts meeting at Kemp Hall to nominate William H. Hinks of Frederick County for Congress while the regular convention re nominated George A. Pearce. Braddock Heights opened with crowds and events. U S Senator Arthur Pue Gorman died at 67. The Clansman was shown at City Opera House despite stage limits. Trinity M E Sunday school members picnicked along Monocacy banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
William H. Hinks
Frederick County
Congress
George A. Pearce
Braddock Heights
Woodsboro
Trinity M. E. Sunday School
John Paul Tyler
Poole Mason Wed In Feagaville Lutheran Church
Miss Patricia Valeree Poole daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl F Poole Braddock Heights and Joseph Bailey Mason son of Mr and Mrs James M Mason Tampa Fla were married Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in St Luke's Lutheran Church Feaga ville Rev J Calvin Moreland officiated at the double ring ceremony before the altar with snapdragons white asters candles and palms. Out of town guests came from Albany and Hudson New York Chattanooga Tennessee Tampa and Chickamauga Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Valeree Poole
Earl F. Poole
Braddock Heights
Joseph Bailey Mason
James M. Mason
Tampa
Fla
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Feagaville
J. Calvin Moreland
Catherine Mutchner
Paul Coblentz
Patricia Ann Blumenauer
Wilson Place
Higher wages mark record era in U S history
A claim notes wages are at their highest level in the history of the United States, highlighting broad gains in pay across industries and a sustained rise in living standards during the period.
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United States
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Potomac Monocacy Route Named For Memorial Gettysburg Boulevard
Twenty Years Ago items note the U S Commission selecting a 90 mile Potomac Monocacy route for a Washington Lincoln Memorial Gettysburg boulevard. The Board of Education planned to sell old no room school at Broad Run and the Point of Rocks school with portable buildings at Catoctin Furnace. President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Commander Russell R Waesche of Thurmont as Coast Guard commandant. Temperature reached 96 at noon, 98 yesterday.
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United States Commission
Gettysburg
Board OF Education
Broad Run
Point of Rocks
Catoctin Furnace
Roosevelt
Sena
Russell R. Waesche
Thurmont
Coast Guard
Noop
Hospital Notes From Frederick Area
Among the sick at Hood College assistant to the president Mr Herbert N Heston will undergo gall bladder surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Mrs Paul V Garner McCarthy at 14 West Second Street has been ill but improved. Mr Harry W LeGore of LeGore is reported in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Oliver M Hoffman near Monrovia remains a patient and much improved. Mrs Harry E Carmack at 920 North Market Street entered Washington County Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Ida M Schell of 105 East Church Street was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment by United Ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert N. Heston
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul V. Garner McCarthy
West Second Street
Harry W. LeGore
LeGore Jis
Oliver M. Hoffman
Monrovia
Harry E. Carmack
North Market Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Ida M. Schell
East Church Street
United Ambulance
325 Alumnae Back At Hood College Campus Reunion
The Hood College campus hosted a weekend of class reunions and commencement events drawing 325 alumnae. The long list spans classes from 189? through 1947, naming dozens of attendees by name and hometowns such as Frederick, Hagerstown, Walkersville, and Pittsburgh, with many from Maryland and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
M. Rose Birely
Frederick
Mary
Gerhard
Alten ‘Town
Edith Fisher Schildknecht
Jane Birely Haffner
Elinor Markey Hughes
Braddock Heights
Bessie Basehore
Mechanicsburg
Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
Myrtle Garber Kurtz
Mifflinburg
Estelle Kaster Hartman
New Kensington
Elizabeth Knott
Ruth Mullinix Delaplaine
Mary Mase Walls
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bertha McCall
Denver
Col
Mildred Stauffer Price
Washington, D. C
Julia Stauffer Nutting
Greencastle
Mary Bratt Weds Kirk Cramer Jr. at Brunswick Church
Miss Mary Louise Bratt daughter of Charles A. Bratt of Brunswick and Kirk Donald Cramer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Kirk D Cramer Sr wed Saturday at two o clock in First Methodist Church Brunswick Rev C L Beard officiated. Bride wore candlelight brocade gown with cathedral train veil and royal crown. Reception followed with out of town guests from Washington Baltimore Connecticut Pennsylvania Cumberland and Delaware. Groom is employed by Aero Oi Company and attended Frederick High School class of 1952. After June 10 they will live at 111 East Church Street.
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Rippeon—Stern
Eugenia F. Stern
Virginia C. Stern
Westminster
Melvin E. Stern
Kenneth L. Rippeon
Wilmer Rippeon
Frederick
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Glenn C. Zug
Loren Simpson
Maurice M. McDaniel
New Windsor
Donald Biddinger
Union Bridge R. D. 2
Donald E. Biddinger
Union Bridge
Virginia
Westminster High School
J. C. Penney
Frederick High School
National Advertising Co
Mary Louise Bratt
Charles Arthur Bratt
Brunswick
Kirk Donald Cramer Jr
Kirk D. Cramer
First Methodist Church
C. L. Beard
Donald Strailman
Donald Sullivan
Washington
Baltimore
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Delaware
Ruth Moxley
Sue Emmons
Doris Lackey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Sherry Palmer
Karen Fritz
Miss Palmer
LeRoy Strawsburg
William Krantz
Nicholas G. Vaciliou
Poconos
East Church Street
Cramer
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Mary’s City
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of
Aero Oi Company
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Anne Livingston
National Recreation Association
Livingston
Warren Evans
the News
Patricia V. Poole
Joseph B. Mason
Sherwood N. Schroeder
Walter M. Sanderson
Bluefield
Fort Detrick
River Hills Drive
Temple Terrace
Plant High School
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tennessee
U. S. Army
Albany
Hudson
New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickaimauga
Davis Studio
Hood
Edith Hahn Griesemer
Shillington
Marcelene Kefauver Tyson
Janie Quynn Delaplaine
Elizabeth Gilbert Heck
Virginia Peart Smith Weidman
Owings Mills
Helen Landauer Eisenberg
Jane Brown Levy
Anna Brown
Margaret Motter
Virginia Musser Shriner
Ida Kaster Davis
Pittsburgh
Marian Sheetz Stauffer
C. Bess Castle
Helen Chantler Thomas
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Filler Allen
Katharine Hottel Beneheff
Woodstock
Beulah Long Weaver
Hollis
N. Y
Ethel Lowe Robinson
Barbara Wineman
Greensburg
May Carty Michael
Genevieve Thomas Fravel
Katherine Wehler
Rachel Motter Quynn
Grace Hummelbaugh Sponseller
Chambersburg
Mabel Slagen Kaylor
Grace Motter Katz
York
Dorothy Filler McBrice
Dorothy Warehime Lewis
Katharine Dutrow
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Elizabeth LeVan Weber
Grace Seitz Landauer
Elizabeth Apple Mccain
Rose Danjiels
Hummelstown
Eveja Keitel Veide
Washington, DC
Sara Markley
Eunice MccElheny Potts
Harrisburg
Alice McCusker Barnard
Elizabeth Kerr Little
Hubbard
Ohio
Mary Lowther
Altoona
Hazel Lucas Moul
New Brunswick
N. J
Mary Lu McCuskey Hallam
Buckhannon
Blanche Newman MacVaugh
Elkins Park
Pearl Smeitzer Dulaff
Bernville
Helen ¢Snouffer Brooks
Uniontown
Emily Stiffler
Parkton
Helen
Thomas Sleasman
Easton
Emily Thomas Roach
Ethel Beachley
Grace Billheimer
Schol Ly
North Hills
Louise Buckingham Noel
Leona Becker Gruber
Miriam Clark
Reading
Jeannette Figner Hosler
Hempstead
Frances Good Crilly
Allentown
Frances Hancock
Williamsport
Kathryn Heishu
Bon Air
Elva Kurtz Meyer
East Greenville
Perle Lillick
Jeannette Shirey Everhart
Ethel Mark- Ney Gibbs
Annapolis
Naomi J Remsberg McLaughlin
Grace Lough Zweizig
Margaret Lough
Betty Lee Scott Dutrow
Katharine Trundle Powell
Katharine Coblentz Crook
Catonsville
Emily McCabe Miller
Berlin
Janis Miller Wertheimer
Isabelle McCuskey Cline
Bertha Nixdorff Grove
Dorothy Hermann Reid
Judith Ault Pheil
Silver Spring
Martha Carson Little
Buffalo
Sarah Chase Baum
Bethesda
Dorothy
Coblentz Hines
Brookeville
Dorinda Crobaugh Peddison
Nutley
Justine Davis Randers-Pehrson
Brandywine
Martha Engle McNeil
Los Angeles
Calif
Emily Franch Clime
Lancaster
May Gabel Black
Montclair
Katherine Godard Smith
Bradford Woods
Elizabeth Goodrich Lanks
Dorothy Grey Chippinger
Janet Maxwell Caywood
Virginia Winemen Michael
Margery
Griffith Alexander
Stamford
Dorothy Stemn
Hanna Yost Parish
Philadelphia
Edith Lowe Thomas
Cocoa
Dorothy Ron Moore Stamm
Effie Moore Englebrecht
Anna Slagen Boyer
Pauline Thornton Cissel
Anna Grace Witt Derr
Elizabeth Newkirk Paulding
Elmer
Kathryn Sampson Rodgers
Ebensburg
Charlotte Smith Schaefer
Broomall
Marion Schaeffer Shimer
Nazareth
Jane Steffy
Marian Stein Patterson
Mary Stoker Meyer
Somerset
Helen Stoner Tracy
Scotsdale
Tony Thomas Lee
Kathryn Wagner Hartman
Bethlehem
Effie Warren
Cleveland
Jane Weisel Kaiser
Secane
Janice Archer Carty
Louise Patterson Dean
Elizabeth Gabel Beechner
Hackensack
Elizabeth Irwin Geiger
Quarryville
Evelyn Harding Solosko
Salisbury
Alvida Delashmutt
Dorothy Jackson Moreland
Arlington
Margaret Deringer Barrett
Laural Kurtz Minium
Betty Markey Hooper
Ruth Yost Snyder
Annabelle Trexler
Topton
Louise Foster Crist
Jean Stevenson Miller
Mary Edith Tatem Williams
Haddonfield
Sarah Wrenshall Steinmark
Wallingford
Mary Louise Young Lyon
Washington, Pa
Mary Ellen Pontius
Hele Beach Stull
Mary Grivakis Mallis
Constance Chaconas
Cedar Grove
John Allen Hancock
Ann Baldwin-Carter
Abington
Wilna Blackwell Brown
Richmond
Barbara Brown Berry
Wilmington
Del
Jean Bull
Rutherford
Lois Burrough Garman
Unionville
Basking Ridge
Alice Crenshaw Luhring
Norfolk
Lois Piper Dalgliesh
Haverfoe E
Jane Pippin George
Ilmington
Mary Elizabeth Reeder Tiller
Port Republic
Gloria Samuels
Jamaica
Estates
Margaret Benson Shilling
Hampstead
Jane Standiford Eckenberg
Joan Stanton Harris
New London
New London, Conn.; Mrs. Louise Swartz Maxwell
Middletown
Peggy Thumma Startazman
Mary Tomlinson Marple
Medford
Mary Ellen Weir Peter
Cle
Mary L. Bratt
Kirk Cramer Jr
Shirley Benson Hice
Marjorie Blakeney Filmyer
Glenside
Mariane Buckman Ewing
Rydal
Marilyn Bushman Wilson
Glenshaw
Patricia Callender Hewit
Plainfield
Catherine Chingos Hiney
Manheim
Katharine Cooper Watrous
Binghamton
Shirley Davis Blaylock
Pikesville
Corinne Edwards Lewis
Honolulu
T. H
Mary Ellen Eppley Brain
Louise Ford Hollingsworth
Newark
Read Grover Hartman
Lenabob
Dorothy Hall Minsch
Chevy Chase
Gene ‘Harry Rickert
Cleveland Heights
Nancy Heintzman Gruicu
Ber
Barbara
Nancy Good
Heiss Jackson
Janet Edelstein
Jane Henderson Fox
Osceola
Mary Kells
Brooklyn
N. Y. Mills
Jean Herman
Elizabeth Johnston
Walker
Starkville
Miss
Spring Grove
Dorothy Howell Marshall
Flishing
Dorothy Lam Broll
Joan Lowry McCulley
Barrington
Katherine Maguire
Mary Meyer Roberts
Fanwood
Charlotte Montrastell Meier
Butler
Phyllis Muir Richter
Harrington Park
Lorene Myers Southworth
Doris Reininger DeHart
Lynchburg
Louise Renninger Rittenhouse
Rosemont
Mary Lou Schoenhut
Dallas
Tex
Mary Frances Six Copenhaver
Taneytown
Anne Smith Falevsky
Staten Island
Nancy Smith
Polly Smith Moyer
Waynesboro
Susan Sutphin Bennett
Alliance
Nancy Vickrey Gore
Wetzel
Mr. Scott
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