TVA Centennial Frame of American Progress
The piece reviews the Tennessee Valley Authority origins from Theodore Roosevelt to Franklin D. Roosevelt and its role in power, flood control, and navigation. It notes Norris's push for public operation, Coolidge and Hoover vetoes, and Kennedy’s coming Muscle Shoals visit marking TVA’s 30th anniversary. It highlights TVA scope with 31 dams, 80,000 square miles served, unemployment, and regional impact.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Army Engineers
Tennessee
Kennedy
Roosevelts
Wilson
Coolidge
Hoover
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Theodore
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congress
TVA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Eliot Morison
Henry Steele Commager
Knoxville
Paducah
Ohio
Whbich
Dierent
Sas Prver
Wgatien
An Fond
Local ranchers gather in Baltimore for Sunday visit
A fragmented report notes Mr Hearn and several ranchers visiting Baltimore at a Sunday gathering. Names resembling Henry E and Harry Heffner appear among participants, with others including Mr and Mrs Far Mre Peari and Mr FE Fisher. The text is garbled and portions unreadable.
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Hearn Rancher Math Si
Zeoamerman
Iverman
Henry Echet
Toy
Harry Heffner
Sins
Far
Peari
FE Fisher
Baimore
Citizens Truck Elects Officers at City Meeting
Officers of the Citizens Truck Company were elected at a meeting held at the fire house Tuesday night. About 50 members and city and county officials attended. Arthur G. Strine was reelected president. Newly elected were Gerald McConnell first vice president Edward Morgan second vice president Charles E Troxell secretary William M Moore treasurer. Appointed were Charles E Troxell captain Edward Morgan Harry Curry Gerald McConnell and Kenneth Bicholtz lieutenants. Directors elected included Benjamin B Rosenstock Russell H McCain Dr James Marrone John F Miller Paul Rhoads Jr William McK Boost Sr Melvin Schwearing John Ed Wisher Howard Stroup W Bartgis Storm Charles Wisner Harry Curry Thomas Darkis. Delegates to the State Firemen's Convention in Ocean City in June are Arthur G Strine chairman William M Moore Gerald McConnell John F Miller and Charles F Hahn.
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Citizens Truck Company
Arthur G. Strine
Gerald McConnell
Edward Morgan
Charles E. Troxell
William M. Moore
Harry Curry
Kenneth Bicholtz
Benjamin B
Dear Helen Debating lost love in a troubled marriage
A woman asks Helen Worden Skine for advice about lingering love for her former fiancé. She eloped at sixteen, was separated by parents, and now regrets past choices while her husband fears rekindling the romance. She has a two year old child and seeks guidance on whether to see the ex and if she still loves him.
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Helen Wordtnerskine
Helen
Karakiri
Planning a New Day To Heal A Troubled Marriage
A reader guidance column advises the spouse to focus on daily routines to move past marital strife. Proposes staying busy with work, outings for the child, sewing, and home improvements while avoiding the other man to prevent unhappiness or tragedy.
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Wats
Mar
Johnson Case: Grand Jury Testimony Recalled
Cross examination in the Maryland congressman Thomas F Johnson and Frank W Boykin case resumes as Judge Thomson allows grand jury testimony to be admitted. The pair are accused of pressuring the Justice Department to drop 1959 mail fraud charges against J Kenneth Edlin and associate William L Robinson.
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Baltimore
Thomas F. Johnson
Maryland
US District Court
Roszel C. Thomson
Johnson
Alabama
Frank W. Boykin
Thomson
Boykin
Justice Department
J. Kenneth Edlin
Miami
Atlantic
Thomsen
Pacific
Maryland PTA Head Reports Big State Membership Gain
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt of Damascus, Maryland, announces the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers leads the nation with a 40,303 member increase and 19 percent growth. The National Congress reports 12,131,318 members across about 47,000 PTAs in the U.S. and abroad, up 265 percent in 20 years.
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Herbert S. Hyatt
Damascus
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Congress
Maryland
U. S
Frederick Native Put In Command
First Lieutenant William B. De Lauder from Frederick has been named Commanding Officer of the 45th Chemical Company at Dugway proving grounds Utah. He moves to Dugway from the 7th Corps Headquarters Chemical Section in Stuttgart Germany where he served after time with the 2nd Armored Rifle Battalion 48th Infantry in Gelnhäuser Germany. He holds a chemistry degree from Morgan State College Baltimore and entered the Army in early 1959.
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William B. DeLauder
Frederick
45Th Chemical Company
Dugway Proving Grounds
Salt Lake City
Utah
DeLauder
7Th Corps
Chemical Section
Stuttgart
Germany
2Nd Armored Rifle Battalion
48Th Infantry
Gelnhauser
Morgan State College of
Baltimore
Army
Goldwater Seeks Halt to California Campaign Funds
Senator Barry Goldwater says he asked three California Republican groups to stop raising funds for his 1964 presidential bid. He notified two volunteer organizations he is not a candidate and requested they halt fundraising for that purpose.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
California
Goldwater
Croningen Field Surpasses Europe’s Largest Gas Reserves
The Croningen natural gas field in Holland holds a reserve about twice that of Europe’s two biggest fields Lacq in France and Po Valley in Italy, marking a significant lead in regional gas resources.
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Croningen
Holland
Europe
Lacq
France
Italy
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