Kefauver Builds Up Record In Taking Stand On All Questions
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson outlines Senator Estes Kefauver's campaign in 25 states, detailing votes, policy stances, and shifts on issues from Taft Hartley to civil rights. He notes Kefauver's cautious, open style and calls his record a methodical alignment with liberal reform while balancing party positions.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Lister Hills
Tidelands
Senate
Sen
Richard Russell
Florida
Atlantic Union
Chicago
FEPC
North
South
Clarence Streit
Europe
U.S
Truman
Korea
St. Lawrence Seaway
TVA
Crie
Wisconsin
Emmitsburg student wins essay contest and Mount St Mary's class officers named
Emmitsburg pupil Michael Was ilifsky, eighth grade, St Euphemia parochial school, won fifth in the Why Vote in the Primary Elections contest by the National Education Foundation. Mount St Marys College selects officers for 1952 53 with Thomas F Brown as junior class president and Francis J Anello vice president. James J Studenmeir is secretary and Henry M Hunday treasurer. Student Council reps include James BE LaPosta Frank M DeFebo Edmund P Karam. Athletic Association colleagues are Peter J O'Hagan George V Carter and George M Downs. New soph class names Joseph L Tague president and Matthew R Stapleton vice president Dean McCarthy secretary Paul M Deegan treasurer. Their Student representatives are listed.
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Emmittsburg
Michael Wasilifsky
St. Euphemia‘s
National Education Foundaton
Mount
Mount St Mary's College
Thomas F Brown
Francis J. Anello
Radio Program Listings and Athletic Association Credits
Radio schedule details many stations with programs from 7:30 to 10:00 pm and later, including News and Music, Talk, and dramatic offerings. The note lists council members Thomas F. Curnin John M. Grahill and Denis A. Mitchell, athletic association appointees Vincent W. Gulbin Francis S. Swaine and Robert S. Kaiser, plus Paul Harner of the University of Maryland and George McDonnell of the USS Navy.
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Cbs
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Cbs News
Abe
Jack Smith
Cba
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Mbn
Gordon Mackas
Cbr
Henry Tayior Taik
Mbs
Xnews
Abbe
Barrow
Abc
Abc Crime
Nbp
Whiteman
Abe Neva
Paul Lavalle
al Goodwin
Bob Hawk
Cbe News & Music
Abe the
Thomas F. Curnin
John M. Grahill
Denis A. Mitchell
Athletic Association
Vincent W. Gulbin
Francis S. Swaine
Robert S. Kaiser
Paul Harner
University of Maryland, College Park
Charles A Harner
George McDonnell
USS Navy
Weekend Visits and Birth Notice From Local Families
Norfolk resident visited parents over the weekend. Baltimore guest of Scott Randolph. Pvt Francis Adelsberger of Fort Jackson visited with his wife. Edward Clingan and daughter from Baltimore visited Mrs Clingan’s parents. Henry Zurgable welcomed a daughter born at Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Carrie Rowe hosted Dr Charles J Rowe Elizabeth Rowe Mrs James Carter and Lt Charles E Rowe from Washington. Mrs Jackson Hamerick spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Fred Seiss Thurmont. Pvt John S Hollinger of Fort Meade visited his wife and parents.
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Norfolk
Ralph McDonnell
Dick Randolph
Baltimore
Scott Randolph
Francis Adelsberger
Fort Jackson
S. C
Edward Clingan
Clingan
Charles Fuss
Henry Zurgable
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Carrie Rowe
Charles J. Rowe
Elizabeth Rowe
James Carter
Charles E. Rowe
Washington
Jackson Hamerick
Fred Seiss
Thurmont
John S Hollinger
Fort Meade
Glade Valley Grange observes Rural Life Sunday service
Glade Valley Grange members attend United Brethren Church in Wathersville for Rural Life Sunday. Ralph D. Zimmerman and Ray B. Zimmerman lead the program. Donald Lynch and spouse direct square dancing at the Fire Hall Tuesday at 6 20 DST. Emmitsburg Grange holds regular meeting with 35 members. Pomona picnic set for August 21 at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge. Youth Camp to be at Camp of Rocks July 26 27. Catherine Wivell named refreshment chairman. Juvenile Grange officers to be installed by Tobias E Zimmerman. program includes piano duet by Helen and Anna Martin a reading Neighborhood Zoo a poem Seein Things at Night a movie Arch Against the Sky and corn storage topic.
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Emmitsburg Grange
Emmitssburg Grange
Edgar G. Emrich
Pomona
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
William Baker
Creagerstown
Camp of Rocks
Catherine Wivell
Juvenile Grange
Tobias E Zimmerman
Ballenger Grange
Chharter
Helen Martin
Anna Margaret Martin
Clara Harner
George Martin
Brosius Engineering Co
Whale blubber can reach fourteen inches thick in places
A report notes that the fat layer on a large whale may be as thick as 14 inches in certain body regions.
Lewistown Homemakers Club Hosts Meeting
Mrs Sterling Lenhart hosted Lewistown Homemakers Club at her home with 40 members and several visitors. The program featured Culture in Family Living by Mrs EB Conway, music recordings, and reports. The club voted to contribute to Hospital Aid Inc and the cancer fund, noted tinware painting project, and plans for a July picnic for Lewistown 4 H girls.
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Sterling Lenhart
Lewintown
Glenna M. Boyer
Louis M. Teed
EB. 5. Conway
Beethoven
Stephen Foster
H. Clifford Kelly
Hospital Aid, Inc
Cancer Fund
Weldon Harper
LeRoy D. Fothergill
College Park
Home Demonstration
Longwood Foundation
DuPont Gardens
Kenneth Square
Homemakers Club
Lewistown
Fishing Creek
Maxine Green
Boyer
Edith Flanagan
Gladhill
Maurice C Smith
Woodsboro
Marlin Green
J. Jewell Beeson
Easter Seal totals exceed goals in Maryland drive
The Maryland Easter Seal drive topped its 1952 goal of 110000 by 103645, with regional results showing the Baltimore area reaching 70018. Fredericksburg area totals included Frederick 4636.62 and Montgomery 7913.88, while counties like Anne Arundel, Calvert and Harford surpassed targets. Amnesty referenced as a separate note on forgetfulness and pardon.
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Maryland
Tts
Allen F. Voshell
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Stafford Hotel
Baltimore
Frederick
The
Society
Montgomery
Allegany League
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Cecil
Charles
Kent
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Queen Anne‘s St. Mary's
Washington and Worcester
English Lesson by W L Gordon on Common Word Confusions
A compact lesson explains subject verb agreement with politics and mispronunciations of gaucherie clique and cleek. It urges daily vocabulary growth by mastering one new word and notes common misspellings and synonym choices.
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W. L. Gordon
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Collar production in Troy tops fifty million in 1872
More than 50,000,000 paper and linen collars were manufactured in Troy, New York, during the year 1872, highlighting the city's booming textile crafts and industrial output of that era.
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