Eisenhower returns from talks with Canada and Mexico
President Eisenhower arrives in Washington after informal conferences with Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines at White Sulphur Springs. He signals a softer campaign stance while praising the three nations for strengthening anti Communist ties. A separate fire destroys the Leroy Cline home near Smithsburg, with water shortages hampering firefighting efforts. Beavers thwart farmer Leonard R Krawl by cementing a corncob in a drainage pipe after he tries to drain a beaver dam.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Union Station
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
Greenbrier
Clifton Forge
Charlottesville
White House
Milton 5. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Howard M. Seyder
Beth
Ane
White Supher Springs
St. Laurent
Ruiz Cortines
James C. Hagerty
Macon
Leonard R. Krawl
Krawl
Paul Johnson
State Conservation
Pinky puppets brighten Freder ick Memorial Hospital ward
The Woman's Auxiliary of Freder ick Memorial Hospital distributes Pinky puppets to all children in the ward during the year. About 800 youngsters are to receive the toys designed for confined children, funded from regular auxiliary funds, not Snow Ball proceeds.
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Children AT Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
Frederick Memorial Hospital
National Auxiliary Association
Sante Barbsra Cabrfer
Mark Bramwell
Douglas Weldon
Frank Keefer
Ron Daffin
Fred Kressig
Auxiliary
Byron White
Tydings Promises Expanded Veteran Benefits in Cambridge
Senatorial candidate Millard E. Tydings tours Dorchester County pacing his campaign for the Democratic Senate nomination. He pledges modern facilities and extended benefits for World War I veterans reaching 65, aiming to preserve wartime aid for all veterans and dependents. He plans another full day of campaigning before the May 7 primary.
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Tydings
Cambridge
Millard E. Tydings
Dorchester County
Senate
Local Campaign Echoes and Confusion in County Primaries
Voters in the upper section of the community met with Cambria towns to discuss the 184 governor primary. Dr. H C Byrd led with 2 762 votes to 2 347 for his opponent Mahoney. Lamedele G Lasseer received 2 251 percent to 2 105. Bobolink, a corruption of Bob Lincoln, reflected county concerns about convention votes.
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H.C. Byrd
Mahoney
Senate
Bobolink
Bob Lincoln
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Leroy Cline
Smithsburg
Cline
Germantown Road
Fort Ritchield Retenttey
Toms Te OG Emt
Wellsmere
N. Court Street
Monet’s
Danecraft
Alice C. Barker
Balto
Saux
Burall
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
South
Larbet
Vindobona
Adéeck Weights
Maryland
Delphey
Patrick St
Walliams & Cod West
Patrick
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Frederick Church
OF the Brethren
Fairview Ave
Rosemont
Mnfakhmwa
Hendrickson’s
Kate Greenaway
Little Star— Chubbette
Faille
Her Majesty’s
Hendrickson
Amd Discibled Veterama
E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Dunew
Ania
Danhing Howe
Rae
Te al
Cambria
Palm Beach
Rio
Seremy Has Tailored
Resewacd
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