Mock Assault Accepts Call Set For June 15 To Baltimore
Washington March 28 A mock hydrogen bomb assault on 50 American cities including Washington and New York is set for June 15 as part of civil defense drills. The test will involve 15 000 federal employees, with relocation centers in several states, and a nine day emergency period ending June 17.
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Mudslinging Charged In Attack By Neely
Washington March 28 Two Republican senators Bender of Ohio and Goldwater of Arizona accused Sen Nesly of unprincipled mudslinging and gutter desperation in his criticism of President Eisenhower Neely told the CIO Auto Workers convention at Cleveland that Eisenhower was unqualified to be president and that any man who parades his religion before the public is ungodly White House secretary James Hater dismissed the charge saying no one believes it.
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Bender
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Neely
CIO Auto Workers
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Local Grange Nominates Candidates and Plans Meet
Grange in Market Grange held a candidates night and discussed April 15 votes on decrees. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Summers Mr and Mrs Scheel Charles Creek Joseph Smith Thomas Wes and Stiles Youth Chairman. A £5 donation was approved. Jefferson Grange Friendship Might visit May 23. Master Schaltz announced fund-raising plans for an April supper. A governor’s letter urged groups to help keep the state clean and noted aphids on plants can be controlled by nicotine spray or malathion casting.
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Nrom
New Market
Charles Cline Jr
Fundt Roning
Master Schaltz
County Over Top In Tree Planting Program
Frederick County surpasses its quota with 205000 Jatesi tree orders. Most deliveries to residents have been made though weather slowed hand and machine planting in the last ten days. Only seven and a half acres planted near Algersville, with two machine units now operating, could finish within two weeks if fair weather returns.
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Karnig
Filio Homes
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Governor Dedicates Heating Plant At Md State School
The Maryland School for the Deaf dedicated a new $223,000 heating plant in a ceremony attended by students, officials, and Governor Theodore R. McAheldin who gave the address and presented awards. He spoke on independence for the handicapped and the school’s role in education and service to humanity.
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Iewish
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Oriss
Anyother
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Ignatius Bjorlee
Missi Margaret S. Kent
Sarah, Quinn
Thelma Schoppert
Mem A the
Local Personnel At New York ERE Show
Price Electric Corporation staff attended the T R E Show in New York City during the week of March 21. Exhibits in Kingsbridge Armory and sessions at Waldorf Astoria showcased electric controls and electronic components for communications gear. Key executives and sales staff held conferences at the Commodore Hotel and Belmont Plaza Hotel with Edwin H. Lockwood and James V. Roughan attending related industry meetings.
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Edward J. Daugherty
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Oklahoma
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Radar counters speed up Baltimore traffic project
Roughan notes strong show of optimism at New York relays conference. engineers and sales staff from Insineeriia Departments and other firms report rising demand for relay and feet control gear. Radar counters cost about 550 dollars each installed, with plans to place units on poles. Barnes aims to cut traffic delays by shortening installation time from weeks to days at key intersections.
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Richard W. Keefer
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Denver
Barnes eyes radar traffic lights to time signals
In Baltimore on March 28 Henry A Barnes seeks to expand radar traffic devices. He bought 25 gadgets from a Morwalk firm and aims to add about 540 more. FCC licensing for each intersection blocks progress, as Barnes must obtain a new permit per site. The devices attach to light poles and time green signals by counting passing cars. Barnes has long used counting methods, but this marks a shift from street treadle counting.
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Conn
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Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A devotional discusses God’s eagerness to give to believers and the call to ask seek and knock. It compares Christians to children needing to receive gifts and notes the tendency to delay or doubt. The piece cites Jesus and Paul urging constant prayer faith and openness to divine blessings.
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Faica
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God’s schedule and a rally for martyrs in Canton
A fragmented snippet recalls a belief that God may alter plans with blessings arriving in his timing. It notes a youth rally commemorating 72 martyrs in Canton from a 19th century uprising, and mentions a new device for recording heart sounds with a direct writing phonocardiograph.
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Ai Canton
Chiang Kai-shek Calls 1956 Very Important Year
President Chiang Kai-shek said 1956 would be a very important year though he did not explain. He had told an interviewer that he would outline plans later.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
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