Byrd Key to Virginia Victory in 1952 Presidential Sweep
Virginia Democrats weigh Byrd s influence on the 1952 race with Eisenhower or Stevenson. Byrd s silent stance on nominees, civil rights and desegregation shapes how Virginia might go for the Republican ticket or the Democratic contender.
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Wochmond
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Figenkower
Carr Virsinks
Robert Whitehead
Democratic Parls
Byrd
Adlai Stevenson
Mevensons
Ruman
Figsenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Whitehead
Virginia
Owen Byrd
Steven Noa
Thomas
Stanles
Nixon
New York
Albany
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Fisenhower
Eagles Honor Past Worthy Presidents At Frederick Aerie 1067
The Freder ick Aerie 1067 Eagles honored past worthy presidents at a district meeting. A Past Worthy President's Plaque was presented and will be displayed in the Eagles Home. Attendees included Thomas D. Smith and Charles C. Mercer among others, with living past presidents shown in photos.
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Frederick Aerie
Eagles
Thomas D. Smith
Charles B. Smith
Harry C. Curry
James W. Fleether
Charles C. Mercer
Clarence W. Hamilton
Elias J. Wantler
Orville L. Holtz
Sullivan Wins Split Decision In Close Boxing Showdown
In Syracuse, John L. Sullivan defeats Jackie LaBua by a single point in a televised fight lasting 100 rounds, with Sullivan flooreding LaBua in the fifth and judges Kirk Albino Shells Palmer scoring 54-51, 5-3-2, and 5-4-1. A separate note mentions an American Heart Association guide for blood vessel banks.
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Syracuse
N.Y
England
John L. Sullivan
Jon
Jackie
LaBua
Rettenschhen Atche
Sullivan
Dick Albino
Veard
Ted Shells
Joe Palmer
The
American Heart Association
Nixon at Eisenhower’s side faces 1956 and beyond
Vice President Nixon contemplates his future as Eisenhower weighs the 1956 campaign. The article notes Nixon’s potential to seek the presidency in 1960, the possibility of a cabinet role, and the strategic implications for the Republican ticket amid intra party dynamics and public popularity.
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James Marlow
Washington
Nixes
Eisenhower
Nixon
Nny
Fison- Bower
Mires
Leason
Capital Policeman Ix Held As Burglar
A man who claimed to be a Washington D C patrolman was arrested in a New York living room and booked on burglary charges. The intruder, Francis Tiernan, 26, of the Bronx, appeared dazed and gave vague alibis about a leave from duty. Police said the window was left open and nothing in the apartment was disturbed.
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Miss DIX
Gus
Doeann
New York
Washington, D. C
Francis Tiernan
Bronx
Washington
At & P.m
Emmitsburg School Windows and Staff Moves Reported
The board notes ongoing repairs at Emmitsburg classrooms with new double hung wooden windows replacing warped steel. A Brunswick PTA request for extra blacktop on the playground is referred to a committee. A staff member from Elm Street, Charles Rice, receives leave for military service. Resignations and new appointments are listed for Middletown and Jefferson areas, and staff transfers include Marshall Monning star to Elm Street.
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Emmitsburg
Brunswick Elementary Pta
Pruitt
W. Claude Lutman
Brunswick
Charles Rice
Elm Street
Armed Services
Berndena Buzzerd
Middletown
Robert Lommitz
Elizabeth Kehoe
Rachel Hemp
Jefferson
Lovize A. Gross
Richard W Hefler
Walkersville
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Teng
Averell Harriman
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Visima
Bird
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Supreme Court
Pene
Teeta Mae
Justice Department
South
Wedtine GE Aame Oycles
Dorothy Dix
P ™ Tothy DIX
Mids Vinx
iheuRn Tau
Piske
Fiske
Lydia
Temptation
George W. Devilbiss
Frank L. Crebs
Harry C. Shildt
Ralph H. L. Potts
J. Lester Wiles
Wilbur F. May
Harry J. Beacht
George E. Miller
John F. Miller
Marion C. Talley
Robert H. Hartman
Roger Yinger
Richard T. Brachey
Louis A. Hartman
Howard M. Albaugh
Nat
Chuck
Hazel
Lou
Jimmy
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Exat Patrick Street
John Gittinger
DeSoto
Best Buy
Plymouth
Weil Brothers
Desoto-Plymouth
North Market Street Monument
Tydings
MA Money
Millard E. Tydings
George P. Mahoney
Eatana
Moose Hall
Dundalk
Kresge
Selfservice Store
North Market Street
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