Census reshuffles set to tilt 1952 House balance
Washington dispatch reports the 1952 congressional map will shift as California gains seven seats, Florida two, and several states gain or lose one. Legislatures decide how to redraw districts, with at risk seats and potential “at large” elections likely to favor Republicans in key states.
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California
Florida
Maryland
Michigan
Texas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Missouri
New York
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Washington State
GOP Legislatures Shape Subtractions in Polarized Debate
The discussion centers on how GOP legislatures may pursue budget or policy cuts, with analysts suggesting the reductions will more likely impact Democratic priorities than Republican ones, reflecting partisan fiscal strategies. The comments highlight the political dynamics guiding legislative spending during a contentious period.
Halsey Pays Tribute To Two Naval Heroes
At Annapolis Admiral Halsey dedicated memorial plaques honoring two Naval Academy graduates Daniel Callaghan and Norman Scott who died eight years ago in the Guadalcanal Solomons battle. The two classmates were commissioned together and hailed as heroes as plaques joined others honoring Medal of Honor recipients from World War II.
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Naval Academy
William F. Halsey
Adms
Daniel J. Callaghan
Norman Scott
Halsey
Guadalcanal
Solomons
South Pacific
Koreans Must Bear Brunt Of Rebuilding
Seoul reports Willam C Foster of the ECA told Korean leaders they must bear the brunt and set the pace of rebuilding war wrecked Korea while the United States and the free world promise full support. Koreans urged stronger ECA assistance to supplement the UN rehabilitation program as they plan economic action. Cheese makers commonly add a starter culture of fermentation organisms to milk.
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Korea
America
Economic Cooperation Administration
Willam C Foster
United States
Free World
Foster
United Nations
Optimist Week Observed by Frederick Club Across Region
Frederick Optimist Club marks Optimist Week with a city and county outreach. Richard B Rady, club president, notes the 32nd annual observance involving 800 clubs across the United States Canada Mexico Cuba and Puerto Rico. Victor Palmer reports daily events and pamphlets stressing boys activities.
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Frederick
I. Paul Smith
Richard B Rady
Merval Weaver
Ars
C Least Bassard
Optimists Host Big Frederick Week Event at Country Club
The week’s major event features a jaunt dinner with the Opli Mrs at the Country Club. Awards for Boy and Girl of the Month chosen by Harry Smnth, Frederick High principal. Prof Samuth to speak. Joe R. Doupnik leads program. Thursday radio talk by President Rudy on Optimism and Recreation Friday program led by Jack D Shorioen. Open house Friday at the Frederick Boys Club HQ. Surprise program and keynote Optimism as a Philosophy of Life coordinated by Charles E Ritchie.
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Harry Smnth
Frederick High School
Samuth
Joe R. Doupnik
Rudy
Jack D. Shorioen
Mr Stephens
Chaiman
Boys Work
Women’s Clubs Adamstown Club Meet
The Adamstown Homemakers Club gathered thirteen members with Mrs Edgar Thomas as host. Mrs Walter Gibbs was away. Mrs Elmer Michael led the meeting. Announcements by the health chair and international relations chair noted a care package to Greece.
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Adamstown Club
Edgar Thomas
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Walter Gibbs
Elmer Michael
Rober DeRose
Arthur Fouche
Greece
Open House planned by local Homemakers group
A string of community notices outlines Open House plans for November 29 from 10:30 to 1:30 hosted by Mrs Harry J Thomas and Mrs William Biostus with Mik Eva Cartin as hostesses. Homemakers Night at Frederick Food Show is promoted and a Home for the Aged donation is noted. A housekeeping demonstration by Mrs Charles Walter and Mr George Stup precedes refreshments. The next meeting, November 11, at Mrs William Gaver’s home, will feature J William Brosius of Frederick as a guest speaker.
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Harry J, Thomas
Wilant Biostus
Mik
Eva Cartin
Frederick
Charles Walter
Hus George Stup
William Gaver
J William Brosius
Fredermeck
Maryland
Senior class play at Damascus High School planned for November 17
The Damascus High School senior class plans a performance of Three Old Maid Aunts with Bears weight noting 00 pounds. cast includes Mary Ann Waid Patsy King Pearl King Dane Rogers Forest MacNab Ellis Chine Huby Pearce Gay Harding Percy Metty Clifford Davis Rachel Green. Added attraction curtain rasier by Betty Jean Mullinix and Evelyn Day.
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Jordames
C. Parker
New Mexico
Damascus High School
Imeludes
Mary Ann Waid
Patsy King
Pearl King
Dane Rogers
Forest MacNab
Ellis Chine
Huby Pearce
Gay Harding
Percy Mety
Clifford Davis
Rachel Green
Betty Jean Mullinix
Evelyn Day
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