Lord Ismay Named Secretary General of NATO
London reports that Lord Ismay, a long-time Churchill adviser and former Commonwealth Relations secretary, was chosen as NATO Secretary General after several top diplomats declined. The appointment places him as chief coordinator for political and economic affairs from Paris while Eisenhower remains in charge of military matters.
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Lord Ismay
Churchill
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Eisenhower
Paris
Pug
Lord Izmay
Lionel Ismay
Baron
Ormington
Oliver Franks
Washington
Lester B. Pearson
D. A. Stikker
Atlantic Council
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A brief feature reflects on personal gravitas noting how even great figures like Moses spoke with measured restraint. The author argues true worth shines through quiet conduct rather than outward garb or loud speech.
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Earl L. Douglass
Moses
Notice to Contractors State Roads Project Sealed Proposals
State Roads invites sealed proposals for sub surface exploration for a new Potomac River bridge at Brunswick. Work includes stripping wash borings core drilling and record compilation. Bid via Ryland State Agency Winchester to Frederick MD. bids due March 26 1952. Bonds and plans required. commission reserves the right to reject any bid.
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State Roads Project
Brick County
Potomac River
Brunswick
Furaishie Ne
Ryland ‘Ate Emplo
Brrvice
Winchester
Frederick
Lexington Street
Baltimore
Publi
Valifica
Calona
State Roads Com
Maryland
Mary’ Ing
State Roads Commission
Sstase
Eee Icain
PEASE
Public Real Estate Sale Under Circuit Court Order
Trust deed sale of Maggie Addison's undivided interest to the highest bidder at the Frederick County Courthouse on March 29 1952 at 10 30 a m. Two farms described 181 acres 1 rood 8 perches and 732 acres 3 rods 4 perches with improvements including brick houses barns and outbuildings. Terms require one tenth cash day of sale and balance upon ratification with court costs and taxes as specified.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maggie Addison
Court House
Urbana
Tinserboard Road
Ana
Araze
Marthe C Addison
Martha H. Addison
Maggie
Martha
Radison
Wesnewiars
Sun
Frank R Addison
WK R
Frank R. Addison
Fingerboard
From Humble Beginnings to World Impact
A passage notes how Moses and Paul were slow of speech but became influential figures, while George Washington, once halting in youth, grew to be a master of persuasive oratory. The contrast highlights remarkable personal growth from modest origins to lasting leadership.
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Israel
George Washington
Illinois
Lincoln
St. Paul
Epistles on public speaking reveal quiet value
The text recalls a professor who spoke haltingly in class yet left a lasting impression on students after graduation. It contrasts the loud extrovert with true worth, suggesting genuine influence emerges over time as the world sorts true substance from noise.
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Chicago Tribune
Troubles of Lufburrow in mischievous verse
A playful prose poem by N A Lufburrow chronicles endless troubles haunting the mind. It catalogs picagunish and goonish troubles, small irritations and deep, mean obstacles that recur and make life rough.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Doctor Explains Convalescence After Illness or Surgery
The piece defines convalescence as the recovery period after serious disease or operation, stressing that rest in bed is essential initially. Getting up too soon or staying active too long can cause a relapse and delay full health, with rest being the main key to recovery.
Convalescence Guidelines For Gradual Exercise And Diet
Convalescents should begin with slow activity, short up periods, then extend as tolerated. Fatigue signals overexertion. Ensure ample sleep and soft but substantial foods. Frequent small meals suit most illnesses. special foods may be needed and must be prescribed individually.
Gradual recovery advised for convalescents
The piece urges patients to avoid rushing recovery and to pace activity, diet, and resumption of normal life. It emphasizes patience, proper mental attitude, and steady effort as the best path to regaining normal vigor, noting full strength may take longer than expected but progress comes with consistent behavior.
Misused Phrase Cited in Language Lesson
A brief English lesson notes that the phrase We have some celebrities in our midst is incorrect and should be among us. It highlights common misusage and pronunciation examples.
Propensity word study note from a vocabulary feature
A compact language note explains pronunciation and common misspellings for fura and related terms. It highlights concessions, questionnaires, and synonyms for motionless and stationary. The piece emphasizes daily vocabulary growth using propensity as the featured word.
Take a Child to Church Quietly Removes Disturbance
A reader guidance item explains how to handle a crying child during worship. It suggests quietly calming the child and, if needed, removing him from the church to avoid disturbing others, noting the advice appeared in The News.
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