U.S. Newsprint Mill Proposal Faces Long Odds in Oklahoma
A projected 32 million dollar newsprint mill near Huge Oklahoma could produce over 50,000 tons annually and join Tex as Mississippi and Tennessee in new southern mills. Backed by Ered Dierks, the plan highlights U S reliance on imports for newsprint while asserting potential emergency boosts in output despite uncertain realization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
South
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Okla
Ered Dierks
Arkansas
U. S
Canada
United States
U.S
Hope For Farmers Forecasts Profit With New Tools
Secretary Ezra Tait Benson told Pomona College audience that farm prices have fallen to a decade low but new tools and techniques can lift net income by up to 50 percent. He urged farmers to adopt better breeds seeds and science to meet competition and reach high yields.
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Ezra Tait Benson
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Benson
Letters To The Editor Finds Medicine In The Outdoors
A reader urges embracing nature as daily bread for the soul. The letter extols sun and moonlight, birds, insects, landscapes, and humility as cures for weary minds and bodies, urging quiet walks, patience, and reverent appreciation of the natural world.
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The
News
Emerson
Chimney Swift
Baker Park
Psychosomatic musings on nature by Nicholas Yinger
A fragment reflecting on nature, watercress, spring growth, and animals with enduring traits. The piece questions why creatures endure and thrive, contrasting lively scenes with ideas of contentment and inward perception, attributed to Nicholas Yinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Yinger
Fred B. Snite Jr Dies In Iron Lung
Fred B. Snite Jr, longtime iron lung resident and inspiration to many, died at 44 in Miami Beach. Paralyzed since 1936 after a Chinese hospital illness, he lived in Chicago with his family, married with three children, and traveled in a power wheelchair van to events and bridge tournaments. He spent summers in Chicago and winters at the Indian Creek estate in Miami Beach.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Fred B. Snite Jr
Snite
Peiping
China
Chicago
Smith
Indian Creek
Fifty Years Ago Train Collision Injures Passengers
About 30 passengers were injured and a Pullman conductor seriously hurt when three Pullman cars on a B and Q express were sidewiped by another express at Boyds. The article notes the accident alongside local items including a Belles Lettres debate on arbitration and a local athletic club’s Thanksgiving plans. Bristol, Tenn. business context: Clarence H Hett named general manager of James Strong Lumber Company. Thanksgiving assembly details for the Class in dancing at Junior Hall.
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Boyds
Belles Lettres
Japan
Russia
L. Woodward
Clarence H. Hett
Eis
James Strong Lumber Company
Bristol
Tenn
Ritchie
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on Armistice Day the city held a cold parade with winds chilling marchers. A large maple tree along West Church Street, rotted at the base, was removed by city workers after about four decades standing. The grand jury re convenes and may act on owners of silent machines confiscated by the sheriff's office.
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Frederick
Eisi Searai
Westchurch Street
Potts
Marie
GRAND
Sheriff's Office
Return to Spa Haunts War Press Center in Chambre Six
Boyle recalls peacetime return to Spa Belgium and Hotel du Portugal where American war correspondents once gathered. The Hotel Britannique and Chambre Six hosted generals and stars amid grim battles and fatal losses. Marie Thonatt and her son welcomed reporters, noting life now normal again as Spa resumes prewar vitality.
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Hal Boyle Spa
Belgium
Hotel du Portugal
1St Army
Maria Thonatt
Robert
Alice
Mrs. Thonarr
Spa
Europe
Peter the Great
Charlies II
England
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Britannique
Hotel du
Chambre Six
Red Cross
Adolf Hitler
Young Steer Trapped In Large Sewer Pipe
A young steer is trapped in a 48 inch diameter sewer pipe about 800 feet long, at depths of 4 to 20 feet, delaying a Decatur construction project. The animal moved within the pipe and overturned three workers who tried to guide it to the shallow end, with the situation occurring after Veterans Day holiday.
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Decatur, II
Iwe
Decatur City
Senate McCarthy censure threatens GOP gains in 1956
Washington report analyzes how McCarthy controversy hurt Republican prospects in key states. It notes Case in New Jersey, Ives in New York, and Illinois anti-McCarthy votes, with up to 300,000 Republicans abstaining or opposing GOP candidates. The piece predicts lasting party division and warns of a possible White House loss if wounds persist.
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David Lawrence Washington
Senate
McCarthy
Republican Party
White House
Congress
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Me‘Carthy
New York
Ives
Averell Harriman
New York State
Eisenhower
Phe
Iowa
Gillette
Wisconsin
Washington
Illinois
Douglas
Joseph Meek
Mr. Meek
Meek
MccCarthy
Flanders
Community effort key to industrial growth McKeldin says
Theodore R. McKeldin told the Southern Governors Conference that industrial development should begin as a local effort with state support. He cited Cumberland Maryland's attraction of a Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant as proof that strong local initiative, aided by a practical state role, yields results and helps communities endure economic hits.
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Theodore R. MecKeldin
Maryland
MecKeldin
Cumberland
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Glass Company
Chamber of Commerce
McKeldin
Diseases and injuries noted in local hospital reports
Among the sick Mr J W L Carty of South Market street was admitted to University Hospital Baltimore on Thursday for treatment. Five-year-old dancer daughter of Mr and Mrs James Keeney Poolesville has returned home from Suburban Hospital Bethesda after treatment for a fractured skull and lacerated forehead from a fall from a cow barn on the farm of Bernard Weitzer where her father is a dairyman. Mr Samuel E Brown Jr Ten Oaks near this city returned home Thursday afternoon from Sinai Hospital Baltimore where he was hospitalized.
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Artie Beall
Monrovia
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington
Barbara Scheffler
Odenton
Edward H. Scheffler
Helen Karn
Elm Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reginald Michael
Pleasant Walk
Newton Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry M. Shea
Union Bridge
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Samuel Crone
Burkittsville
Tony Clary
Mt. Airy
Ernest E. Fleming
Oakhedge Farm
Woodbine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
J. W. L. Carty
South Market Street
University Hospittal
Carel
Dancier
James Keeney
Poolesville
Bethesda
Bernard
Explanation Sought For Vanishing Plane
Washington reports a Navy inquiry court seeks reasons for the disappearance of a Constellation with 42 aboard over the Atlantic two weeks ago. The four man panel met at Patuxent Naval Air Station after the last radio contact at 11 30 p m EST. A large search had been halted though vessels and aircraft were asked to continue vigil for the missing craft. In Florida a grand jury found Dr. Dodge D Mentzer will not face a first degree murder indictment in the killing of Billy Leigh.
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Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Naval Air Station
Patuxent
North Africa
Azores
Bartow
Fia
Tonix
Dodge D. Mentzer
Galt
Billy Leigh
Mentzer
Lakeland
Norma Jean Young to Wed Donald Freed in Mt Airy
Mt Airy announces the engagement of Norma Jean Young daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Young to Donald Freed son of Mr and Mrs George Freed Si. No wedding date has been set.
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J. B. Young
Mt. Airy
Norma Jean
Donald Freed
George Freed
Garden Club Hosts Bird Program in Frederick
Members of the Garden Club of Frederick met at the Chapel of the Evangelical Lutheran church with Homemakers clubs and the Bird club as guests for a bird study program. Guest speaker was Mrs. Richard Lundberg of Pikesville, with special guests Mrs. Leslie Gay of Baltimore and Mrs. Richard Crowther of Hagerstown. Two movies were shown and a bird calls record played. President Mrs. T. Stuart Haller presided. Margaret Motter introduced the speaker. tea followed. A luncheon and bridge honor guest Mrs. Joseph Greene of Vineland, N J, was hosted by Mrs. E B Parkinson.
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Garden Club
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woman's Clubs
Bird Club
Richard Lundberg
Pikesville
Birds of the Garden Clubs
Leslie Gay
Baltimore
Richard Crowther
Hagerstown
T. Stuart Haller
Margaret Motter
Lundberg
R. E. ‘Town
Wilcom Dudderar wedding invitations issued
Invitations issued for the wedding of Mary Jane Wilcom and Benjamin C. Dudderar. The ceremony is set for Sunday afternoon, November 28, at two oclock in St. John's Catholic Church, with a reception in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Wilcom-Dudderar
John J. Wilcom
Mary Jane
Benjamin C.dudderar
Mary D. Dudderar
New Windsor
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wedgwood Room
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Side Glance notes and local family updates
Mrs Estes is daughter of Mrs Steele. Mr Curtis T Zimmerman a lifelong Frederick Countian celebrates his 90th birthday at home 33 Trail Avenue. Mrs Margaret Noll travels to Philadelphia to visit son in law and daughter Vernon Arthur and family. Mr Arthur has been ill for two weeks in hospital undergoing treatment for a brain hemorrhage.
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Grayson Cline
Byersville
Roy Kline
Donnie
Clearspring
Lester E. Naille
Myersville
William Kline
Boonsboro
Kline
Gray-son
Cline
Earl Grossnickles
Cyrus Smith
Wolfsville
Tamma Kline
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Ethel Keller
Middletown
Thomas Estes
Union. S.C
Mamie Steele
Estes
Curtis T. Zimmerman
Frederick Countian. Iy
Trail Avenue
Margaret Noll
Brunswick
Philadelphia
Alys
Vernon Arthur
Arthur
Death of Raymond Lewis at 51 Near Myersville
Raymond Elsworth Lewis of near Myersville died at home from a heart attack at age 51. Survived by wife Daisy Smith Lewis, six daughters Lorra ine Wolfe, Betty J Ramsburg, Charlotte May Lewis, Bonnie Kay Lewis, Connie Raye Lewis, Fay Ellen Lewis, two sons Clarence E and Gene W Lewis, one sister Mrs Ray Delau ter. Body at Middletown funeral home pending transfer to Grassnickle Church of the Brethren for services at two o clock led by Rev Basil Grassnickle. Interment in church cemetery. Gladhu! Company funeral directors.
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Raymond Elsworth Lewis
Myersville
Walter F. Lewis
Salv Adkins Lewis
Daisy Smith Lewis
Lorraine Wolfe
Betty J. Ramsburg
Charlotte May
Lewis
Bonnie Kay Lewis
Connie Raye Lewis
Fay Ellen Lewis
Thea
Clarence E
Gene W. Lewis
Ray Delauter
Middletown
Grassnickle Church of the Brethren
Oeclock
Basil Grassnickle
Gladhu! Company
Funeral arrangements for Samuel S. Slagle announced
Funeral arrangements for Samuel S. Slagle longtime resident of the LeGore area who died at his home Thursday are completed. The body is at Powell and Hartzler funeral home where services will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m with interment in Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening.
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Samuel S. Slagle
Larmer
LeGore
Powell and Hartzler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Rites Monday For 2 Found In Automobile
Funeral services are planned for Monday for two Frederick residents found dead in a running car on the Joseph Himes property. Death ruled accidental from carbon monoxide poisoning. Identifications list Paul Clifton Duckett, 41, of South Bentz street, and Mrs Elinore Lee, 28, Lincoln Apartments. Duckett survived by wife Catherine Bowins Duckett and son Paul M. Duckett. Lee identified as Peg igy, wife of Paul Richard Lee, with several relatives named. Interment in Fairview cemetery. funeral directors Etchison and Son.
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Frederick
Lincoln Apartments
Paul
Clifton Duckett
South Bentz Street
Duckett
Himes
Carter Duckett
Braddock
Eliza B. Duckett
Quinn A.M.E. Church
Fredericktown Lodge
F. and
A. Masons
Quinn A.nl.e
Fairview Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lee
Pegigy
Paul Richard Lee
Ruth Hill Fredericks
Howard S. Stewart
York
Roger L. Fredericks
This City
Montery Bowie
Lenora
Whiting
Charles Booth Stewart
Howard S. Stewart Jr
Asbury Methodist Church
WSCS
Lincoln Tailoring Social Club
C. J. Walker
Edward McGowan
C. E. Hicks III
Funeral arrangements note for local residents
Interment was in the Lutheran cemetery, Middle Town. Gladhill Company, funeral directors. Names listed include Landis, LeRoy Hottenstein, Victor Maurer, Ayers, Ralph Ernst, and Mark Hert.
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Landis
LeRoy Hottenstein
Victor Maurer Car] Ayers
Ralph Ernst
Mark Hert
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
Gladhill Company
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Elmer Michael
Larkell Nelson
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U.N
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New York City
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New Mexico
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Washington County
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Prince Georges County
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Fred Bales
Wyoming
G. W. Myers, Jr
West Virginia
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Chestertown
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Millard H. Sines
Dana Lou Day
Weld’ County General Hospital
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Vandalia
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Hone
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Orelock
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Martin L. Summers
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Preston Best
Charles L. Myers
Clay E. Rice
Neffsville
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Martin Knople
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