Vice Presidency a Springboard for 1960 Campaigns
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues that the vice presidency remains a vital path to the presidency. He contends Harriman could seek the top job in 1960 if not winning the current ticket, and notes Nixon’s strength grows with continued service. The piece analyzes how four years in office enhance visibility and leadership credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Harriman
New York
Bewnan
Nixon
Aikens
Congress
Cebknet
Eisenhower
Three-Nation Leaders Meet at White Sulphur Springs
A summit of the three North American heads of state at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia discusses border defenses and tariff policy. The article asserts potential long range benefits from informal talks and friendly ties among the United States Canada and Mexico. Hospital notices list Shirley Stambaugh and Harry Riley admission and Thelma Waynant discharge from local facilities.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Eisenhower
Ainst Cady
Easter Service at Zion Evangelical Church in Charlesville
The Sunday School of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in Charlesville will hold an Easter service at 10 39 a m on April 1 with participation from all Sunday School departments.
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Sunday School of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charlesville
Sunday Schooll
Fifty Years Ago Bits From The News March 18 1986
County Commissioners with County Surveyor RR A Rager surveyed a new road in Emmitsburg, running from Martin's Mill to the Taneytown road across Fuss lands. The State Senate approved Senator Devilbisa's bill to create the Consolidated Electric Light Gas Heat and Power Company of Frederick County. Brunswick water system and Burkittsville liquor sale bans were advanced, and Frederick charter amendments were considered. A fire at John Whiter’s Adamstown summer kitchen damaged the roof. Jacob Young of Middletown died at 82. The Potomac overflow rose at Point of Rocks with Monocacy levels high at Buckeystown Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. A. Rager
Emmitsburg
Martin's Mill
Taneytown
William H. Fuss
Jon Z
State Senate
Devilbisa
Consolidated Electric Light, Gas, Heat and Power Company
Frederick County
House
Richards
Brunswick
Mqnor
Burkittsville
Nicodemus
Frederick
John Whiter
Adamstown
Jacob Young
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Buckeystown Mills
Five Road Construction Moves Forward Near Finger Heart
Missioners to the State Roads Commission seem assured a road completion from near Monrovia toward Urbana. Clifton M Waliz Carroll county funeral director died at his Winficki home after a long illness aged 55. He served 36 years in the undertaking business. President Edward J Gainor of the National Association of Letter Carriers addressed the Wayside icp. Bids to furnish supplies to Stonever and free jail for Faked ext three months ending June 8 were awarded by the Constr Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Monrovia
Urbana
Clifton M Waliz
Carroll County
Winficki
Edward J. Gainor
Natiomal Association of Letter Carriers
Wee
Stomever
Constr
Bible Thoughts TRE almauin queme of hum
The excerpt presents a stylized biblical verse fragment about divine presence, judgment, and governance. It blends archaic phrasing with a modernized misspellings, reflecting a devotional or philosophical meditation on God’s authority over creation and human minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hum
Fair Weather Friends Reflect on Jesus in Holy Week
The piece laments disciples deserting Jesus and asks readers to recall times of loneliness and aid in times of trouble. It urges humility, shared suffering, and steadfast support for others during the most searching day of Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diellenbacher
D.B
NEA
Jesus
Judas
James
John
Tinere
New Books at Artz Library Feature Pacific Northwest and Travel
Artz Library adds Rivers of America volume on the Columbia and a Tongans life account Tonga by Patricia Ledyard. Other titles include My Brother Adlai, The Personality of the Young Child, Ankee's People and Places, and a voyage chronicle with photographs. The library closes Good Friday.
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The
Columbia
Stewart Hall Holbrook
Pacific Northwest
America
Canadian Rockies
Pacific
Tonga
Patricia Ledyard
Congo
Adlai
Elizabeth Stevenson Ives
Hildegarde Dolson
Adjai
Illinois
Margaretha Antoinette Ribble
Ankee
Irving
Electa Johnson
Lydia Edes
Women's Clubs Watch ACWW Film At March Meeting
At the Sky line Homemakers March meeting members viewed a film on activities of the Association Country Women of the World. The International Relations Committee blocked the film Introducing ACWW. Mrs. Markell Nelson read the Collect used by Mamemakers and Mrs. William Metzger read the Samiti Creed to show Creed similarities. Mrs. William Stultz arranged a tour of the telephone company to inspect the civil defense setup, meeting at 7 30 p m on Friday April 13, then a short business and social at Mrs. Meutzers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline Homemakers
Association
Country Women of the World
International Relations Committee
ACWW
Markell Nelson
Ceylon
William Me’ Tzer
Agrimitcinia Tie
Chet Defense
William Stultz
Telephone Company
Mre. Mewmtser
Navy Eyes Atom Powered Task Force in 1960s
Rear Adm. Mumma outlines Navy plans for an atomic powered fleet including the Nautilus and Seawolf. Programs cover atomic cruisers, guided missile ships, and an atomic powered aircraft carrier with completion targets around 1960s to 1980. Admiral Rickover predicts a nuclear Navy by the 1960s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feteer
EDGOX
NEA
Washington
Washington Nea
U.S. Navy
Albert G. Mumma
Bureau of Ships
Navy
U.S
Mumma
Forrestal
Admiral Mumma
H. G. Rickover
Public Panel Explores Educational TV Developments
A Winchester Hall panel hosted by the AAUW analyzed educational television aims, funding, and community use. Members from the Annapolis AAUW branch presented research on its growth since 1952, stressing noncommercial, community focused programming and future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Winchester Hall
Annapolis
Jobo F. Miles
Cecil Abbott
Oscar Fernandez
Elmer Potter
Nelson Robineau
Alan Weeakerthy
Ann Arbor
Mich
Marin
Baltimore
Allister MacKay
Frederick A
John Rapport
Education
Mutual security aid policy debate noted by DeWitt Hyde
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde discusses mutual security assistance as a major Congress objective. He notes Part of the President's request funds military and economic aid for Asia Middle East and Africa with Europe aid scaled back. He cites local projects including Little Falls Dam fishway DC work and a ground breaking for N 40 reconstruction in Allegany county Martins Mountain Cumberland.
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Potomac
DeWitt S. Hyde
Maryland
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Congressional
Kremlin
Stalin
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Europe
Little Falls Dam
District of Columbia
Corps of Engineers
JuliUs
Allegany County
Martin's Mountain
Cumberland
Division Playoffs Run Down To Wire
Fort Wayne Pistons rally from 20 down to face St Louis Hawks in Western final at home. Syracuse Nationals erase deficits to tie series with Philadelphia Warriors 2 2 with a 106 101 win at Syracuse. George King leads Nationals with 77 points and Dolph Schayes adds 21 while Continental amounts add depth for the Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Fort Wayne
Surarnee
Fort Wayne Pistons
St. Louis Hawks
Syracuse Nationals
Philadelphia
Warriors
Syracuse
Canins
George King
King
Nationals
Dolph Schayes
Contin
Neil Johnston
Warvere
Teammae Pod Arteie
Minstrels at Walkersville High School Show
Walkersville High School presents a minstrel program themed Land of Cotton on April at 7:45 p.m. James Fisher directs the orchestra with listed musicians and comedians delivering lively acts including featured singers and dance numbers by Hornpipers. Pauline T Flanagan directs with an olio of novelty acts and instrumental interludes by Arty Hawking Ellen Webster and Susy LeGorte.
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Walkersville High School
James Fisher
Dick Smith
Roanie Smith
Bob Hooper
Bill Powell
Grayson Halter
Daryl Hawkins
Dick Mehan
Ed Price
Miriam Hawkins
Wayne Ot
Shirley van Fosses
Carolee Smith
Donald Creager
Kenneth Saylor
Bob Frock
Wayne Swomley
Gene Warrenfeltz
Evaleen Caudell
Mary Louise Barker
Shirley Smith
Shirley Linton
Barbara Stover
Nancy Toms
Ann Hildebrand
Nancy Hildebrand
Florence Dean
Arty Hawking
Ellen Webster
Susy LeGorte
Pauline
Trade Talks With Communists Questioned by Senate Panel
Washington officials including Commerce Secretary Weeks Undersecretary Herbert Hoover Jr and Foreign Aid Director John B Hollister faced a closed Senate session over reluctance to release details of a 1954 agreement easing trade with Russia. They argued public disclosure would breach allied accords while noting limited concessions to prevent collapse of East West trade restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert, Hoover Jr
Foreign Aid
John B. Hollister
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Russia
U.S
Local Re dwohl ill near Frederick
Among the sick Mrs Clyde H Jones wife of M Set Jones Air Force recruiting supervisor returned Sunday from Walter Reed Hospital where she underwent observation and treatment. Mrs Jones will return to the hospital in May for further treatment. Masters Jay Fisher four and David Fisher aged 3 sons of Mr and Mrs Earl J Fisher 301 Redwood avenue are recuperating and hope to be out for Easter. The boys have had mumps measles and chicken pox. Donald Shewbridge entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. Mrs Edgar Van Fossen Sr Woodsboro was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer pastor emeritus of the Evangelical Reformed church is doing very well after major operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Clyde H. Jones
M Set. Jones
Air Force
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Braddock Heights
Jones
Harry Zimmerman
Walkersville
Lion Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Jay Fisher
David Fisher
Earl J. Fisher
Redwood Avenue
Donald Shewbridge
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edgar van Fossen Sr
Woodsboro
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Johns Hopkins Hortal
Morning routines and market prices in local note
The column outlines morning rituals and weather checks in a light daily routine. It also references market prices with wheat figures and brief local market notes, reflecting everyday life and commerce in the community.
Builder Of State House Endured Seven Year Turmoil
ANNAPOLIS The article reveals Charles Wallace the Annapolis merchant who built Maryland’s State House faced delays high costs and losses during the seven year construction beginning in 1771 He sought discharge from his contract claiming heavy financial losses after roof copper was torn off by a 1775 hurricane and a shifting war economy inflation and labor shortages _ The narrative traces Wallace selling roof copper to fund galleries and wrestling with legislative decisions on roof material and funding before the project continued under duress and threat from the British fleet in 1777.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Histone Statehouse
Charles Wallace
177
General Assembly
Morris Radoff
Maryland Historical Magazine
Statehouse
America
Wallace
Assembly
Personal notices from Frederick area society page
Charles W Haregett and daughters Louise and Jean of 312 Park avenu e report a Florida two week trip. James Harris of Frederick and Mr and Mrs Robert Hargett of Miami visited Barbara Miller of Orlando. Guy E Laker and wife near Libertytown return from Miami on Eastern Flight to Washington DC to mark 35th wedding anniversary. Wells couple moving from College avenue to South Market street. Billy Mitchelson, son of Albert E Mitchell, celebrates tenth birthday. Frances Fisenhauer of Frederick joins Baltimore Sun women page staff.
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Charles W. Haregett
Louise
Jean
Park Avenue
James 1. Harris
Frederick
Florida
Robert Hargett
Miami
Maurice Burns
Jacksonville Beach
Barbara Miller
Orlando
Guy E. Laker
Libertytown
Constellation
National Airport
Washington
Fla
President Madison Hotel
Miami Beach
C. E. Wells
College Avenue
South Market Street
Billy Mitchelson
Albert E. Mitchell
Elm Street
Frances Fisenhauer
The
Baltimore Sun
Restored Lidice population exceeds original by year end
In the Q and A exchange, Lidice in Czechoslovakia is described as entirely rebuilt after wartime destruction and nearing a population surpassing its original 1940s level of about 420. The second item notes no federally established national holidays in the United States.
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Lidice
United States
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