Nixon Goes to Wrong Number Sparks Calls and Confusion
In Detroit a Nixon TV Q and A session triggers mass calls to a suburban Virginia awning shop whose number matches the Detroit query line. Proprietor John Pope reports at least 200 misdirected calls from across the country as callers seek the vice president. Pope even impersonates Nixon to test responses and directs some to vote early. The piece also notes the Biarvi and Municipal League convention in Rockville with Jack Anderson as featured speaker.
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Washington
Richard M. Nuon
Detroit
Alexandria
John Pope
American Broadcasting Co
Nixon
Telepone Company
Pope
Orlando
Fla
Norfolk
Boston
Mass
Avlanta
New York City
Washington, D
Maryland
Virginia
Collect Vanety
Republican National Committee
Committee
Air_ Nixon
Naval Recruits Return to Frederick From Great Lakes
Two local naval recruits returning from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Illinois were announced by Chief James J. Lan. Derek McKintey Weidman, son of Lemuel and 134 East Fifth Street, will attend Natal Radioman's School at Bainbridge for four months after leave. Daniel Michael Zimmerman, son of Leonard and 308 East Fourteenth Street, will go to the Seaman's Training School in Key West, Florida for 24 weeks after home leave.
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Frederick
Great Lakes
Minois
James J. Lan
Derek McKintey Weidman
Leit
Lemuel M. Weidman
East Fifth Street
Daniel Michael Zummerman
Leonard Zimmerman
East Fourteenth Street
Weidman
Natal Radioman’s School
Bainbridge
Zimmerman
Key West
Florida
Seaman's
Legislative Council To Hear County Commissioners
The Maryland Association of County Commissioners gains a Wednesday hearing before the Legislative Council at Baltimore City Hall. Robert Lovelace, H. T. Slaughter, and Stella Warner will present the association's resolutions to support the program, with updates to Governor Tawes and state lawmakers later. Retired Maj Gen George Van Horn Moseley, 86, dies in Atlanta after a heart attack, noted for harsh critiques of FDR and his later "Americanism" speeches.
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Maryland Association of County Commissioners
Legislative Council
Baltimore City Hall
Delbert S. Null
Null
The
Robert Lovelace
Commissioners Association
H. T. Slaughter
Talbot County
Commissioners Organization
Stella Warner
Montgomery County Council
Atlanta
George van Horn Moseley
3Rd Army
Moseley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Court News Including Marriages and Property Deeds
Court notices show marriages for Mack McCord and Virginia Gue 24 and 2 from Mount Airy, and others including Lovettsville and Brunswick residents. Several property transfers list deeds from Mobley to Ramsburg Keller to Keller and others totaling small sums. A fire damages a tenant house on Julian Waters farm near German town causing 2500 dollars in damage. Gaithersburg Hyattstown and Gaithersburg fire crews battled for 90 minutes and saved part of the structure.
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Mack E. McCord
Monrovia
Virginia E. Gue
Mount Airy
Edward L. Mallory
Lovettsville
Henrietta Morris
Burkittsville
Darrol
Nelson
Oxford
Alabama
Shirley J. Taulton
Brunswick
Watson W. Wood
Flora ML Dunaway
Riverdale
Georgia
Edwina Mobley
Roy C. Ramsburg
Juda B. McMurray
Daniel L. Keller
Robert Hemp
Albert Lee Hawes
Cecil D. Rakes
Sadie E. Day
Harry DeWitt Pickett
Alice G. Sterbinsky
Helen Stewart
Wiliam F
Julian Waters
Germantown
Waters Road
Gaithersburg
Hyattstown
Burgee Enters Law Practice With Glass In Frederick
Richard Burgee of 107 West Fourth Street joins Thomas S. Glass to establish a Frederick law practice at 126 North Court Street. A Frederick High School graduate class of 1950, he recently returned from three years in the United States Air Force and studied at Maryland Law School.
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Pew
Frederick
Richard Burgee
West Fourth Street
Burgee
Thomas S. Glass
North Court Street
L. Ray Burgee
United Sates Air Force
Frederick High School
Maryland Law School
Cassin Chestnut
Federal District Court
Baltimore
Aieri
Armed Services
Ma Air Force Base
Long
Pi Delta Phi hosts panel on Saint Joan drama study
Omega Chapter of Pi Delta Phi organizes a 6 45 a m November 9 panel in DePaul Auditorium to analyze Shaw's Saint Joan. Saint Joseph's and Mount Saint Mary's students join sister Margaret Fhoton to discuss historical context, authorial development, with a post discussion quiz and a library exhibit on Joan of Arc.
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Omega
Pi Delta Phi
Saint Joseph's
Mount Saint Mary's
George Bernard Shaw
Saint Joan
Pi Delta Pin
Sam Joseph College
DePaul
Margaret Fhoton
Omega Chapter
Pi Delta Ph
Saint Josep College
Kathleen Seely
Jersey City
Maureen Coder
Orange
N. J
Mary Louise Williams
West Range
Joan of Arc
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Rockville, Md
Biarvi and Municipal League
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
S. Market St. Frederck, Md
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Philco Frost Free
Melvin M. Engle
Sutter
Butler
Norman S. Early
Frederick, Md
Hagerstown, Md
Court News
Sterbinsky
James V. Shaff
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Charles F. Kemp
George A. Minnick
South Mountain Creamery Company, Inc
National Vitalic Foods Corporation
Glass
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
SAT
Hiltner-Roelke
East PatRick St
Wone
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