Mitchell Backed In His Blast At Roosevelt By DNC Action
The Democratic National Committee backed Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell in his abrupt critique of Roosevelt and California figures amid disputes over foreign policy and public power. The closed session approved a resolution praising Mitchell while discussions on future campaign rules continued without action.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
James Roosevelt
Robert L Condon
California
Mitchell
Sam Brightman
National
Monroe Sweetland
Oregon
Paul Ziffren
Roosevelt
Condon
Congress
Sweetland
National Committee
Edgar A. Brown
South Carolina
Democratic Party
United States
Brown
Adlair Stevenson
Ilinois
Thomas E. Finleiter
Vote of Confidence for French Premier Lamel
The French National Assembly backed Premier Joseph Lamel and his cabinet 311 to 262 in a confidence vote. The backing clears the government to press on with Indochina talks in Geneva though many deputies oppose Lamel’s policies.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Joseph Lamel
Geneva
Indochina
Lamel
Lamtel
Strength For Today By Ear L. Douglass
A minister compares religious hypocrisy to a sandwich man missing the meal he promotes. Many believers claim gospel truths yet live by worldly fears and hatred. The piece laments choosing darkness over God’s gifts, urging true practice over scraps. It cites Lyndon, Butler, and Boggs as notable figures.
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Ear L. Douglass Tre
God
Chicago Tribune
Lyndh
Air Force
Paul Butler
Indiana
Rep
Hale Boggs
Lousiana
Health Officers Discuss Use Of Chronic Disease Hospitals
Maryland health officers debate chronic disease hospitals focusing on patient discharge to home or alternative care. They discuss alms house roles, county nursing homes, rehabilitative goals, and funding to ease long hospital stays amid state plans begun in 1939. The Seaway bill vote details accompany the page.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Alsmhouse
Perry F Prather
State Health Department
Health Department
Salisbury
Montebello Hospital
Hagerstown
Robert
Riley
Wo Hoss Cameron
Washington County
John M. Byers
Cee County
James A Metallum
Montebello
W. L Ellicott
Montgomery County
Steed
Westminster man killed wife then dies by own hand
William G H Schwinn of Westminster killed his wife Dorothy Wildasin Schwinn in their home on 29 Carroll Street. He stabbed himself, then died. Police and a physician were called after a frantic night. autopsy not required per the medical examiner. The couple's 10 year old son and other relatives survive.
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Frederick
Peoples Life Insurance Co
Washington
Carrol Street
Westminster
Westminster Polo
Chaite
L Sepp
William G. H Schwinn
Dorothy Wildasin
Schwinn
Frey
Renae
Jeunent G Suayann
Door
Welcem Poste
Aul
Res
Edwin L. Falkenstein
James Marsn
Carroll County
Isaiah Wildasin
Hanover
M D Wildasin
Anna Snyder
Hampstead
Elsie Armstrong
Linepou
Pauline Garrett
Margaret Steiner
William G
Anna B. Miller
Bush
Columbia
Unauthorized alarm at Greenfield home sparks fire crew call
The Greenfield road residence of Harold Young faced an uncalled alarm at 8 30 p m with upper Montgomery County firefighters dispatched. Young told the Frederick Independent engine he had not summoned them and no damage was seen as the crew arrived near the Monocacy river.
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Montgomery County
Jen Sart Brallsvile
Harold Young
Greenfield
Frederck Independents
Young
Dover
Edgar Crist
Frederick
Greenfield Road
Monocacy River
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Tennessee
Cooper
Davis Evin Frazier
Murray
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Hyde
Virginia
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Wampler
West Vieiia
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Baker
Reeve
Fallon
Friedel
Garmatz
Abbiult
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Hardy
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Robeson
Smyth
Tuck
West Virginia
Batley
Byrd
SEARS
Steel Ironing Boards
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Elgin
Allstate
Frederick, Md
Kalls
Routzaen & Sons
S. Market St
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Enk Dental
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