Look At The Record Democratic Reply To GOP Charges
Democrats defend Truman era policy by citing votes and records in the 80th and 81st Congress. They argue Democrats restored programs, resisted anti communism amendments, and supported foreign policy, social programs, housing, and rural measures while outlining GOP cuts and failures. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic votes on key issues and highlights a resignation notice for Samuel Duvall Schell.
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Peter Edson
J2nea
Washington
NEA
Truman
Parison
81St Congress
Joe MacCarth
Asia
Congress
Free World
Democratic National Committee
United Nations
80Th Congress
Bist
Persens
Voice of America
Korea
GOP
Senate
Ather
Political debate over reform era programs and Taft-Hartley law
The piece notes bipartisan views on New Deal programs and labor reforms. It recounts the Taft Hartley act passage in the 80th Congress, Democratic opposition vs repeal attempts, and reassurances that modern Republican support exists for measures once labeled Socialism. It cites wage, food, drug, insurance, and Social Security milestones as context.
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Bist
Jabor
80Th Congres
Blat Congress
80Th Congress
Two Accidents In City Investigated
Investigations continue into two property damage auto crashes in the city. Saturday morning a rear end smashup at Market and Seventh streets damaged cars of Paul Irvin Estep of Altoona Pa and Maud Beatrice Smith of 198 West All Saints street. Officer Harry Phillips reported Smith skidded into the Esteps’ stopped car.
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Paul Irvin Estep
Altoona Pa
Maud Beatrice Smith
West All Saints Street
Market and
Seventh Streets
Harry Phillips
Smith
Esteps
Ballot Use and Election Costs Outlined in Message
Voters are told ballots are available for November 7 and can be used to express choices in local elections. The text notes ballots, polling places, and election officials are funded by public money and paid for by the voters.
Auto collision at Chapel alley and Third street damages cited
City Electrician Max Kehne reported his car damaged at about 10.55 am Saturday when struck at the intersection of Chapel alley and Third street. He said Louise Ambush driving north on Chapel alley came onto Third street and hit his westbound vehicle. Ambush car damaged about $50. No charges have been filed.
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City
Max Kehne
Frederick
Chapel Alley
Third Street
Kehne
East Third Street
Louise KE Ambush
Dickerson
State's Death Rate Sets All Time Low in 1950 Quarter
Maryland Health Department reports record low death rate for Q3 1950 with 89 deaths per 1000 residents. Director R H Riley notes a six percent drop from the prior year and 5242 deaths reported for July August September in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Health Department
R. H. Riley
Riley
Death totals fall as infant deaths decline in 1949
The News reports a sharp year to year drop in deaths in September and 1949, attributing over 75 percent of the decline to lower mortality in infant deaths and illnesses like influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis, heart disease, cerebral hemorrhage, and accidents. Fewer deaths occurred in all ages except 25 to 44, with influenza and pneumonia, heart disease, and cerebral hemorrhage driving the reduction. In chemical news, toxaphene forms when camphene from turpentine reacts with chlorine, offering promise as a broad insecticide agent.
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Frederick County Fish & Game Protective Association
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William T. Staley
Frederick County
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Sincerely, Robert R. Rhoderick
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U. Grant Hooper
Easy
H. F. Schmuck Mfgr. KR
Windsor
C. Clifton
House OF Delegates
Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. A. R. Bell
O. D
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Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Hazel W. Lewis
Mrs
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