Grange Urges Litter Law On Highways At Meeting
Emmitsburg Grange presented a resolution calling for a force of special deputies with authority to arrest anyone discarding trash on public highways. The Pomona Grange session at Jefferson discussed planning and zoning, attendance honors, and 4H support, with a flower show and a softball tournament planned for July.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Jefferson
Pomona
E. Earl Bermsberg
Buckeystown
Jefferson Grange
Carroll Manor
Thurmont
James Eshelman
Maryland Mental Healthy Fund
Dorothy Keller
International Foreign Youth Exchange Program
Catherine Roderick
Elmer Michael
Betty Bemsberg
Clarence Moreland
Grove’s
Frederick Florists
G. Hunter Bowers
Frances Howard
Virginia Miller
Garden Club
WMA
Wisss
Ahab
Annie Zimmerman
Glade Valley
Rachel Remsbere
Russell Dudrow
Ballenger
Wilbur Fox
Louise Zimmerman
Bruce Crum
Dulles hopeful for future peace amid V E Day reflections
Secretary of State Dulles said he has good hopes for peace as people show willingness to sacrifice for peace as for war. The NBC CBS broadcast featured Eisenhower Truman Hariman Bush and others recalling V E Day ten years earlier and stressing that peace and justice require constant effort. Truman spoke of his 71st birthday and warned against going it alone while NATO allies must stay strong.
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Dulles
Europe
Germany
Cbs-Tv
Tisenhower
U.S
Harry Truman
Averell Harriman
New York
Vannevar Bush
Washington Post
Times Herald
Philip S. Graham
Eisenhower
Stalin
Truman
Joseph Stalin
United States
Edward Folliard
Lee
Bert
San Francisco
United Nations
Walter Redell Smith
Hill Attacks Eisenhower China Policy in Senate Fight
Senator Hill challenged the 1953 order to stop shielding Communist China and warned it would be used in next year’s campaign. He said the policy misled Americans and defended a stance favoring a defense line in Asia around Quemoy and Matsu. Other Democrats backed or critiqued the approach, signaling a tense party split on Far East policy.
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Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S. Wth
China
Congress
Far East
Keowland Csi
Senate
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Asia
Knowland
Quemoy
Matsu
Sen
Neuberger
Dore
U.S
Formosa
Humphrey
Sons
Mansfield
D-Mont
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sparkman
D-Ala
State of the Union
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Five State Groups Win In Safety Parade
In Washington on May 8 a 19th annual School Safety Patrol parade honored five Maryland groups among 33,904 youngsters from 21 states. The Hagerstown High School band won second in the senior division and Northwestern High of Hyattsville took third.
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Washington
Maryland
Hagerstown High School
Northwestern High
Hyattsville
Hurricanes
She DM Tiedt Ameoniand Taction
Seven of ten Americans likely to reach age 65
A statistical projection indicates that about seven out of every ten Americans aged 40 are expected to live to 65. The estimate reflects aging trends and health outcomes across the population.
Two Men En Route To Graves Are Killed
Newark scene reports two men killed en route to place Mother's Day wreaths on graves after rain slicked Rt 1. One died in a Pulaski Skyway two car crash near Jersey City, the other near Rosedale Cemetery in Linden. Ruth Miller of Baltimore also died, six injured. Anthony Falzone of Garwood and Frank Singer of Bayonne were among the deceased or injured in the westbound Skyway crash.
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Newark
N. J
May Bop
Pulaski Skyway
Jersey City
Rosedale Cemetery
Linden
Ruth Miller
Baltimore
Anthony Falzone
Garwood
Long Island
We Autos
Frank Singer
Bayonne
Driver Charged With Reckless Driving After Linden Fatal
A man died en route to Elizabeth General Hospital in Rosedale Cemetery. Linden police charged driver William Wiggins, 29, of Metuchen, with reckless driving and he was held for a magistrate's hearing tomorrow.
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Rosedale
Elizabeth General Hospital
Linden
William Wiggins
Metuchen
Long engagement ends as couple wed after decades
London May 8 William Thompson and Honor Litt bury married yesterday in Walton where they first met in 1925 after a 30 year engagement and two rings. Thompson said illness and family troubles delayed the union, but Honor remained patient as he replaced her lost engagement ring and waited.
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London
William Thompson
Honor Littbury
Thompson
Honor
William
Walton
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Order of the
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Staley Park Fieldhouse
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Jones Fur Service
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Hendrickson
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