Health of Ike Divides Pennsylvania Voters in 1956
In Philadelphia on March 27 an undecided voter surveys the 1956 race noting Eisenhower health as a key concern. He weighs whether the president can manage crises, while Democrats claim stronger organization and a real chance to flip Pennsylvania. Senator Duff and mayor Clark face a likely primary clash as Knowland appears on the ballot.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Sebalulidi
James H Duff
Joseph Clark
Duff
Clark
Keystone
William F Knowland
California
Knowland
Americans For Democratic Action
Arrest of horsewoman after torrid chase in Maryland
In Riverdale Maryland on March 27 Alexandria Sandy Reynolds eighteen was arrested after a high speed automobile chase estimated over one hundred miles an hour. Police say the pursuit began near Bowie and ran through barricades before shots were fired and her car crashed into a porch. She was taken to Prince Georges County police headquarters in Hyattsville and jailed on six traffic charges with a ten‑hundred dollar bond or seven hundred twenty five dollars cash bail required.
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Riverdale
Alexandrea
Sandy Reynolds
Bowie
Parades, retirements, Kiwanis visit in Frederick events
The Frederick News reports on a contested traffic matter in Hyattsville court and a parade review by Fort Detrick staff. It notes General Newtons retirement, moving to DeBarry Florida, a Kiwanis official visit by Lieutenant Governor, club activities including Easter egg hunt planning in Baker Park, new members Harold Feldman and Lewren Sbeit, and a teenage dance at Park Fieldhouse with 300 attendees.
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Arms Chemical Center
Lawrence A Mayfield
Fort Detrick
William E Gill
Joe C Christmas
Nice Predant
Deo Toute
Baker Park
Charles Tastor
Parson
Newman Shey
Harold P Feldman
L Lewren
Beit
Kinagmins
Ssihaa Huff
Bob Murray
State
Park Fieldhouse
Wien
Colbert Blumenauer
Jege
William and Mary
Wik
4Sliamsburg
Cormin
Dem
Optimists
United States
General Newton Retires With Army and Agriculture Service
Brigadier General Harry P Newton of the Army Reserve retires March 21 after a career spanning world wars and civil service. A Fort Detrick representative, he is lauded by Colonel John J Hayes and a host of military and civilian colleagues at a Tuesday retirement parade.
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Harry P. Neu~ton
Army Reserve
Fort Detrick
Newton
Army
Department of
Robert F Woodward
First Baptist Church
Hayes
LeRoy D Fothermll
Leslie S Moore
Warteo T Hunt
Harold Glassman
James L Roberts
William W Taylor
Navy
John A Rowe
Public Health Service
Robert W Edwards
Wayne W Fort
Thomas L Stovall
Jigs Glass
Department of Agriculture
Henry A Donovan
Carl F Speher
John R Mitchel
Walter M Scott
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Wire
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Cagetstown
Mire
Charles Ford
Paul Keesler
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John Odell
Joseph Vona
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Council of Jewish Women
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Ritchie Finance Corp
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