Analyzes Returns For Hood Group
William M. Hines spoke at Hood College on the 1954 elections. He argued the winner would be John Q. Public and noted close margins in races like Neuberger vs Cordon and Howell vs Case. He said voters now choose candidates by issues and personal ability rather than party, and predicted Democrats face both gains and risks into 1958.
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William M. Hines
Sunday Star
Washington
Hood College
Mr. Hines
Oregon
Richard Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Neuberger
Charles R. Howell
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Hines
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Senate
Raisers And Razors Steady U S food surplus downsized
The United States is selling 700 million dollars of food surpluses for foreign currency over three years, with half disposed in three months. Gordon C. Cordaley warns retailers to watch surplus movements, noting raisers and razors affect prices. Iron Curtain nations boost imports, while Western exports rise 43 percent Eastward.
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United States
Gordon C. Cordaley
Institute of Food Distribution
Corbaley
Russia
Czechoslovakia
West Europe
East Europe
Iron Curtain
If Marx Were Alive Today Would He Be a Communist
A columnist weighs Karl Marx against modern capitalism citing Chase National Bank figureings. He notes the richest five percent earning less than prewar rich and the poorest forty percent up about 40 percent in real purchasing power. The piece questions if Marx would still embrace communism given Russia and China’s paths.
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Karl Marx
John J. McCloy
Chase National Bank
Marx
Russia
China
Aby Ali
Frederick College forms basketball team and other 1904 items
A Frederick College basketball team is formed with Frank BR Carty captain and manager and Wm. B. Leichert secretary and treasurer. A large hay barn near Frederick on the Hamburg pike owned by Jacob Huffer burns, a straw stack and other outbuildings catch fire, and a local arson arrest follows. Jesse Dayhoff suffers chestnut burn injuries after a chestnut explodes during roasting near his children. Rev. William E Wheeler resigns from Woendlbort Lutheran to lead Taneytown Lutheran church.
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Frederick
Hall of
Frederick College
Frank BR. Carty
Wm. B. Leichert
Hamburg Pike
Jacob Huffer
Huffer
Frederick Man
Jesse Dayhoff
Airy
William E Wheeler
Woendlbort
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items note a state appointing deputies for the Register of Wills and Adjutant General Reckord delivering an Armistice Day address in Brunswick. Armistice Day snowfall touched Catoctin Mountain. William W. Mines, known as Cap, died suddenly on North Market Street.
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the News
Register OF Wills
John Hershberger
H. Dorsey Etchison
Robins
Atkinson
Oscar C. Sponselier
Milton A. Reckord
Brunswick
Catoctin Mountain
William W. Mines
Wiel
Cap
North Market Street
Final Session of PTA Debates Maryland Segregation Issue
Delegates at the 39th Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers met in Baltimore for final sessions amid debate over the West River Proclamation. The plan would let local authorities set admission requirements and prohibit assigning pupils to teachers of different races without parental consent, with local school boards elected in most counties. Wendell Allen of the State Board of Education urged compliance with the Supreme Court ruling, stressing obedience to the law rather than personal views.
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Baltimore
Maryland
West River
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
PTA
Maryland Congress
Wendell Allen
State Board of Education
Money Reported After Maryland Vote Affidavits Filed
The Washington Post and Times Herald published sworn statements from six individuals alleging they were paid by Republican politicians after voting on November 2 in Charles County Maryland. One affidavit describes money transfers from State Sen. James B. Monroe to a woman voter at the White Plains polling place near Waldorf. The paper cited eight statements in total, three naming Monroe, with sums of 1 and 2 dollars reported.
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Washington
Washington Post
Times Herald
Charles County
Fenatte
Cadana
James B. Monroe
H-Charles
Monroe
Fast and Times Herald
White Plains
Waldorf
Mel
National Capital
Car Stalls On Rails In San Mateo Tragedy
In San Mateo a woman driver stepped on the gas and stalled on Southern Pacific tracks. Police attempted to Flag down the tram as it swerved onto the line. Mrs Frances Pearman, 45, was taken to Mills Memorial Hospital after a head injury and shock.
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San Mateo
Calif
Southern Pacific Railroad
Frances Pearman
Mills Memorial Hospital
Tadax
Series Of Heritage Lectures At Hood College
A second series of adult education lectures titled Our American Heritage will be held at Hood College in Alumnae Hall from November 15 through March 6. Eleven speakers including nine faculty members and two local lawyers will discuss distinct facets of American heritage with topics ranging from political and social to educational and architectural heritage. Proceeds go to the Joseph Henry Apple Library fund with admission charged per series or single sessions.
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Adul
Friends of the Hand College Labrary
Frederick Comtaunts
Alumnae Hall
Sam Virginia Lerwys
Taf Politwal Science
Edward D. Stam
WHL
Mathias
Frederick
Storm
Maryland
Russell T. Black
American Library Associamuat
Hond
Joseph Henry Apple Library
Dor. Meyer
Andrew G. Aleyer
Head College
Emily Dickinson
C. Burr Artz
Meyer
Joyce E. Stember
Hood
Cub
James Crist
Ars
Raymond Zimmerman
Invitations Issued For Bowers Colbert Wedding
Mr and Mrs William T Delapl aine Dill avenue announce the wedding of their daughter Natalie Colbert to Martin Luther Bowers Jr Ensign USN and son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Bowers near this city The ceremony will be Saturday Nov 27 at 4 30 PM at the Evangelical Reformed Church A reception will follow at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Bowers—Colbert
William T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Natalie Colbert
Martin Luther Bowers, Jr
Ensign
United States Naval Reserve
Martin L. Bowers
Evangelical Reformed Church
Francis Scott Key
Emmitsburg Social Notes and Local Meetings
Emmitsburg residents return and visit kin in Hagerstown and Waynesboro. Property transfers on West Main Street shift from Kemp to Long. Missionary Society of Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church reports Miss Helen Lawson from Baltimore lecturing on Liberia adult literacy. VFW Auxiliary hosts 27 members with plans for a November card party, Lions Club anniversary banquet prep, and departmental notes from District 7.
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Emmitsburg
Norman Dutton
Philadelphia
J. W. Houser
Ralph McDonnell
Grant Long
West Main Street
James Kemp
Maude Harbaugh
Craig Orner
Waynesboro
Harbaugh
Charles Gutshall
John Kerr
Joann
Hagerstown
Missionary Society of Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Robert Gillelan
Helen Lawson
Baltimore
Lawson
Liberia
Board of Foreign Missions
VFW
Helen Daugherty
Viola Warner
District 7
VEW Auxiliary
Marsland
Department of Maryland
Warner
Garnet
Anderson Elected To Head Farm Bureau
In Rockville Maryland Nov 17 B O W Anderson of Gaithersburg long time Montgomery County farm agent has been elected president of the county Farm Bureau. Joining him this week are Henry Rickerson of Germantown as first vice president and Hatton D Brown of Barnesville as second vice president.
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Rockville
Dorothy Dix Says: Husband and Wife in Turbulent Love
Advice column featuring a troubled husband seeking help for infidelity and a wife who left him for another man. Dorothy Dix rebukes the husband for hypocrisy, urges the wife to choose her own path, and warns against endless forgiveness. Also advises a genuine anniversary letter from a husband to his wife.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Sami
Sam
Michael R
The
Bell Sy
Home Rule For Cities Dominates Maryland League Sessions
EASTON Md Municipal home rule described as the era’s top achievement in state government opened discussion at the Maryland Municipal League seventh annual convention. About 10 delegates attended with expectations of 150 to 200 more as sessions continued. Ed Johnson noted the amendment as pivotal in his annual report. Dr Carl Everstein planned to detail the amendment and a Civil Defense talk by Sherrien Ewing was on the program along with finance and public works topics.
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Easton
Maryland Municipal League
Warland
Maryland
League
Ed Johnson
Carl N. Eversteim
State Bureau of Legislative Reference
Sherrien Ewing
State CD
Auto Collision on West Patrick Street. Reckless Driving Charged
A two-vehicle crash on West Patrick Street about twelve twenty this morning caused about 259 dollars in damage. Lewis L. Leatherman, 156 West Patrick Street, was attempting a turn into an alley to the city parking lot when his car was struck by James A. Stull, who was driving west on Patrick from West South Street. Leatherman’s sedan sustained over 300 in damage, Stull’s coupe over 100. Stull faces reckless driving charges.
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Court
Stout
C W. Bare
Lewis Lb
Leatherman
West Patrick "Street
James A. Stull
South Street
Patrick
Stull
Senate Doing Nothing To Overhaul Security System
A critical look at the U S Senate in a special session failing to address a sweeping overhaul of the national security system as leaks from the National Security Agency surface. The Peterson case highlights possible Dutch involvement and broad failures in agency oversight, with parties split on investigations and no renewed security framework in place.
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David Lawrence Wallington
United States Senate
Joseph Sydney Peterson, Jr
United States
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Defense Department
Department of Justice
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Netherlands
Hague
Moscow
North Korea
Cicsest
House
Army
Secedinga
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Virginia
Fols
Truman
Executive Branch
Ill Residents Among Frederick Hospital Patients
Among The Sick Mr. Harry D. W. Keller of Middle town remains seriously ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient for weeks. H. David Hagan of 497 North Market Street, draftsman for the County Roads Board and City of Frederick, has been a medical patient at Frederick Memorial since Tuesday. Mrs. Guy B. Baker of near Libertytown is recovering well at Women's Hospital Baltimore after surgery on Wednesday.
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Harry D. W. Keller
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. David Hagan
North Market Street
County Roads Board
City of
Baltimore Signs 17-Year-Old Pitcher Kenneth Myers
The Baltimore joinoies of the American League announced the signing of Kenneth E. Myers a 17 year old right hand pitcher who starred at William Penn High School in York Pennsylvania.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Joinoies
Kenneth E. Myers
York, Pa
William Penn High School
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