Second Term Hint Rocks New Hampshire Crowd
President Eisenhower teased a possible second term in Concord, sparked by a large outdoor crowd during a New Hampshire Legislature session. He joked about Governor Sherman Adams finishing his NH lectures, prompting cheers and questions about whether he meant to hint at re election. An Indiana study noted 710,000 acres repurposed for subdivisions, industry, roads, parks, and airports in 16 years.
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Lincoln Graduate Wins Civitan Prize
Miss Shirley Beard a 17 year old Lincoln High School graduate from Brunswick won first place in the Civitan Club of Frederick citizenship contest for county high school students. Second went to Patricia Ann Lescalleet 17 of Frederick and third to Helen Harris 18 of Finksburg from the Maryland School for the Deaf. The awards were announced at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner.
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Brunswick Voters Register Next Week
Brunswick voters have a single registration chance next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Mayor and Council office on A Street from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The August 2 municipal election will choose three councilmen, one from each ward, for two years, with Mayor James E. Cummings already serving a two year term.
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Locust Valley WCTU Holds Meeting at Church of God
Locust Valley WCTU met Thursday evening at the Church of God with Vice-President Mae Loveless in charge. Edwin R. Freed read the Scripture and John H. Sigler led prayer. Registration last year added 496 new voters to the list.
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Readings Highlight Frederick Adults Poetry Event
The News reports a Frederick program featuring Marc Byrd reading A Word to Adults and poems by Annabelle Beachley Fern Marker Hilda Webber Naomi Beachley and Edwin Freed. Myrie Norris presented Long Live for Maryland while Mrs John Sigler read A Killer 5 Loose.
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