History Notes and Birthdays in America Today Ammverane
A compact roundup lists notable obituaries from Berwick Maine to Boston and Scotland including Kaime, aod philanthropist. Charles W. Eliot. James Russell Miller. Robert Dollar. Lacy M W Mitchell. Joe AmelaA Dignan. It marks history items like Washington entering Boston in 1716 and Uncle Tom's Cabin’s popularity, plus a roll of birthdays and horoscopes. It notes U S Civilian Conservation Bill passage in 1990 and a 1953 Columbia University illiteracy report. The horoscope warns of possible visionary shifts and concentration issues depending on birth hour.
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Kaime
Aod
Boston
Muted Project
Berwick
Maine
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
James Russell Miller
Beaver Co
Robert Dollar
Scotland
Lacy M W Mitchell
Persia
Joe —Amelaa Dignan
Irkivale Ohuo
Washington
Uncle Tom
Cain
D.C
Lincoln
Willie
White House
William Stanley
Westining
Creat Barrington
Mass
U .S Third Army
Worms
Mainz
Rhine
Columbia University
Hazel K. Stiebeling
Department of Agriculture
Haskins
Ohio
Lauritz Melchior
Denmark
Ralph J Cordiner
General Electric
New York
Walla Walla
Wash
Leonard F. McCollum
Continental Ou
Bradford
Tenn
Paul Epstein
Calfornia Institute of Technology
Poland
Jacob L Reiss
Reiss Manufacturing Co
Sheboygan
Wis
Wilfred Funk
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Muskegon
Mich
High School Choral Festival Planned for Potomac Valley
A Martinsburg meeting organized the Potomac Valley Choral Festival to unite Berkeley Morgan and Jefferson County high schools and others within fifty miles of Shepherdstown. The 1957 festival on Shepherd College campus aims to attract 300 to 600 singers, with an outstanding guest conductor and an executive committee representing the three counties.
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Mary Emma Allen
Martinsburg
West Va
Potomac Valley
Potomac Valley Choral Festival
Berkeley
Morgan
Jefferson
West Virgina
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
John Livers
Musselman High School
William Randall
Berkeley Springs High School
Mass Mary Emma Allen
Berkeley County
Treas
Maryland Election Heads Study Voting Laws
Maryland officials from across the state attended a briefing on voting laws led by the secretary of state and attorney general as snowy roads limited turnout to about 35 county election officials. They discussed transitions from paper ballots to voting machines and issues on registration and literacy requirements, with a May primary and a possible Garrett County impasse on machine choice. Also noted were new absentee voting rules and military voting provisions awaiting governor approval.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Blanchard Randall
David Kauffman
Garrett
Kauffman
General Assembly
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