Eisenhower Wins New Hampshire Primary March 11
Eisenhower scored a victory over Taft in the New Hampshire primary on March 11. He indicated strength in the cities and New England but lagged in the farm areas and the Middle West. At his Allied Headquarters outside Paris he greeted photographers with a broad grin, remarking on the Minnesota write-in vote and making a brief comment before departing.
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Eisenhower
Cities
Middle West
New England
Taft
New Hampstire
Supreme Allied
Paris
Minnesota
Eisenhower Stock Soars After Minnesota Write‑In Victory
In Washington on March 19 the Minnesota primary boosted Dwight D. Eisenhower with a large write‑in showing, prompting supporters to claim a clear call to the presidency. Taft forces criticized the result, while Stassen and others considered the vote a sign of Taft weakness and strong grass roots backing for Eisenhower.
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Pim
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
Paul G. Hoffman
Eisenhower
Europe
New York
Sea Tait
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Ed Arn
Kansas
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Irmass
Republican Party
Teddy Roosevelt
Stassen
Sen Taft
Sen Stessen
Stessen
Taft
Stassens
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advert suggests FASTH alkaline powder to secure dentures and reduce odor. Claims it makes plates feel firmer and more comfortable without souring. Recommends purchasing at drug stores.
Rabid Foxes Reported in Cecil County Maryland
Two foxes killed in Cecil County were found rabid after laboratory examination. The Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service was notified and an investigation began. Dog owners were warned to keep pets tied or vaccinated while hunters and woodmen were cautioned as rabies risks rise.
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Baltimore
Cecil County
Bainbridge
State Department of Health
Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service
John Byers
Pennsyvania
Maryland
Health Department
Three Sailors Rob Med Midway Craps Game in Mediterranean
A manhunt is under way aboard the U S aircraft carrier Midway for three masked sailors who robbed a craps game on the ship last night. They brandished guns and escaped with about 4000 pounds, prompting a search across the carrier in the Mediterranean as the ship joins the Seventh Fleet.
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Paris
U. S
Midway
U.S Seventh Fleet
Mediterranean
Cost Consciousness Drive Takes Hold at Camp Detrick
A campaign at Camp Detrick uses sidewalk painted dollars and slogans like Don’t Waste Em to stress thrift. Officials display costs of common items in the Post restaurant to show the true price of gear and encourage personnel to stretch taxpayer dollars.
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Camp Detrick
Post
Camp Derick
Family Receives First Letter From Missing CpL Rickard
CLEAR SPRING March 19 The Rickard family learned CpL Clayton E Rickard, captured by Reds early in Korea, sent a letter dated Nov 30 saying he was in good health. He described Thanksgiving meals including fish boiled eggs pork noodles chicken soup pork and pumpkin turnovers.
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Clayton E. Rickard
Reds
Korea
Ation
Pauline Rickard
Rickard
Soldier Rickard Missing In Korea After Release
Rickard, who was stationed in Japan when the Korean War began in June 1950, was reported missing in action in July. His name later appeared on a list of prisoners handed over by the Reds to UN authorities weeks ago. The article also notes resignations in Washington. George Hofferbert’s resignation as Baltimore District Internal Revenue collector was accepted, effective March 31, with Eugene Travers named acting collector.
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Rickard
Japan
Korea
Washington
George Hofferbert
Baltiore
Treasury
Snyders
Baltimore
Eugene Travers
The
Pennsylvania
Hofferbert
Tullector
Early YMAs Founded in London 1844 by George Williams
The first Young Men's Christian Association began in London in 1844 led by George Williams and a group of associates. They included workers from a drapery firm.
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Young Men's Christian Association
London
George Williame
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