Knowland and Taft rivalries surface in Eisenhower era
In Washington Sen Knowland and the late Taft shaped Republican policy as President Eisenhower steers foreign affairs. Knowland's public advice on Korea and China clashed at times with White House plans, prompting Eisenhower to publicly reaffirm bold limits while preserving unity within the GOP leadership.
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James Marlow
Washington
Land
California
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Knowland
Senate
White House
China
Congress
United Nations
United States
World Organization
U.N
Russia
New Books At Artz Library
A reader notices multiple new titles at Artz Library including Ellen Glasgow’s The Woman Within and Theodore Roosevelt letters in Cowboys and Kings. Also featured are Marguerite H. Bro’s Indonesia, Leila Roosevelt and Bill Westley’s Pet Parade, Aga Khan’s memoir, Fulton Sheen’s Life Is Worth Living, and a Young People’s Exhibit on firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Glasgow
Wor
Indonesia
Marguerite H. Bro
U. S
Djakarta J
Indonesian Republic
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Elting Morison
Morison
G. A. Morison
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Frederick
Leila Roosevelt
Bill Westley
Aga Khan
Queen Victoria
Elizabeth I
Rita Hayworth
Bombay
Somerset Maugham
Fulton Sheen
Catholi Orator
Stephen Howard
C. Burr Ariz
Young People's Corner
United States
Camp Detrick builds Cub Scout pack and clerical training
Camp Detrick announces a new Cub Scout pack with three dens sponsored by the Officers' Open Mess. Den mothers will meet weekly at homes or the Non-Com missioned Officers' Open Mess with monthly pack meetings at the University of Maryland classroom. G Briggs Phillips is cubmaster. other officers include Major William H. Lee as assistant cubmaster and Captain Frank L. Davis as secretary-treasurer, with Major Cleyn M Willoughby as institutional representative. Den mothers named for Dens 1, 2, and 3 and their alternates listed. Membership open to Camp Detrick and nearby residents. Also notes Administrative Training: fourteen clerical employees completed a course in correspondence and office practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Follman
Pennsylvania
Sidney Leopold
Eugene Hamory
Fort George
G. Meade
Darlene Sittig
State Teachers College
Towson
Paula Winstead
Frederick
Darlene
William FE. Sittig
Detrick
USN
William HB. Armstrong
Military Road
Glenn Michel
Theodore Stephens
Union Street Methodist Church
Westminster
Wayne Shoher
George E Hedstrom
Harrisburg
Earl Rosensteel i
Clyde Kefauyer
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blackshore
Charles R. Downs
James T. Bittle
Maryland
Camp Detrick
WV. J. Kahler
Carl R. Piepoli
Den 3
Franklin ©. Davis
Daniel Diatte
Alex Smallberg
Wiliam H. Lee
Boy Hood Starts War Relics Collection From Inherited Pieces
Steph ie Merriwether Howard a twelve year old hobbyist builds a collection of war relics including a bayonet sabre bullets and a Swamp Angel pistol with help from gifts and auction purchases. The items include World War I and World War II pieces such as a flare gun a Japanese bayonet and a Masonic dress sword once owned by Charles S Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Francis D. Howard
Charles S. Howard
Stephie
Stephen Porter Merriwether Howard
Strength For Today By Ear L Douglass
Parents ponder youth temptations amid war threat and moral perils. Writers warn of generational anxiety as today’s 15 to 25 year olds face unprecedented temptations and peers. Also brief item: false alarm in Baltimore as police respond to sounds, finding a rattling radiator, not crooks. World Health Organization cites 2 to 7 million lepers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear L. Douglass
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore
West Pratt Street
Anneals For Aid For Children Of Korea
An appeal for aid for the children of Korea at Christmas comes from Cpl. Elmer T. Harrison of Dickerson in a letter received at his home. He describes homeless and hungry children in need of clothing and food and asks for old clothes and shoes. He and his buddies in the 47th Trans Co plan a Christmas party for an orphanage and welcome any aid.
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Korea
Cpl
Elmer T. Harrison
Dickerson
Harrison
47Th Trans Co
Med
APG
San Francisco
Calif
Youth Admits Setting Chicago School Fire
A 16 year old youth admitted setting a fire at the Loring School for Girls on Longwood Drive late Tuesday. The blaze killed two firemen in a collision and a third from a heart attack. several others injured. The suspect claimed the act aimed to destroy fingerprints of three youths later found nearby.
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Chicago
William Hennessy
Phillip Villano
Loring School For Girls
Longwood Dr
Hennessy
Villano
Ballenger Homemakers Club Hosts Nov Meeting and Gifts
Ballenger Homemakers club held a November 15 gathering at Ballenger Community Hall hosted by Mrs William Zimmerman. President Mrs Charles King opened with a song and the group discussed safety in the home and a Christmas plan. Volunteers for an open house were named and the club voted gifts for Victor Cullen Hospital and Children’s Aid Society. A December Christmas party was planned.
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Homemakers Club
Robert Porter
West 12Th Street
T. V. Levinson
Victor Cullen Hospital
Herbert Decker
William Shirey
Morris Rhian
Ballenger Homemakers
William Zimmerman
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Ballenger
Charles King
Wildwood
Russell Dudrow
Howard Smith
Monroe Stup
Wilfred Wisner
Chester Young
Monroe West
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Coleone
Christ G. Schmitt
James L. Bittle
Carl W. Bruch
William R. Lawther
Ervin J. Ruffing
Nicholas 3. Selvaggio
Thomas W
Bud” Costim
Timothy Wesley
Bethesda
Hospital
John Lemp
George Frederick
Ire Lemp
Barbara King
Peoria
Ill
Richard M. Clendenin
Piedmont
Thomas F. George
Johnstown
Edward J. Barbour, Jr
Mr. Holly
N. J
Donald R. Williams
Columbus
Martin I Goldenberg
Belleville
Calvin J. Kuska
Omaha
Nebr
Charles R. McIntosh
Nashville
Victor A. Lopez
Catano
P. R
Charles L. Canfield
Mesquite
Tex
Robert L. Lundy
Findlay
Gerald D. Slusser
Jack F. Atkinson
Ellwood City
Joseph L. Hayes
Havertown
Edgar Mayer
Bronx
N. Y
Thomas E. Matney
Pinckney D. Terry
Netrick
Aetivitian
Arthur Gubernick
Cornell University
Thomas
Hitchcock
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Company
George M. Chenine
North Carolina State College
California Institute of Technology
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Kansas City
James E. Nelson
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Faison
Missouri
College Park
Milt Frank, Sr
Mamie Eisenhower
Richard Green
Donald Boyer
Patricia H. Stone
Trieste
Ralph M. Parsons
Odd Fellows Home
Frederick Hotel
Mary Motherway
Winchester
M. D. Aird
William S. Hutchinson
Artz Library
Phillips
Virginia M. Andrus
Dean F. Aubel
Helen L. Davis
Harriet L. Frye
Mary J. Harris
Mary §. Jackson
Evelyn P. McQuillen
S. Virginia Porterfield
Joan P. Ram
West 7Til Street
T.V
American Flyer
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
William J. Cumby
World Health Organization
Anneals
Children of
Taneytown
Theodore B. Koontz
R. D
Bankett’s
Littlestown
Jerome
Mary Ellen Dutterer
Silver Run
J. Stewart Hartman
St Mary's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Koontz
Abraham and
Clementine Koontz
Vernon L. Koontz
Norman Hauck
New York
Vincent A. G. O'Connor
Nework City
Marine Land Aviation
Radcliffe
Cambridge
Thomas B. Radcliffe
U.S
George L. Radcliffe
Cambridge Hospital
Dorchester County
John Anthony le Compte Radcliffe
Sophie Travers Radcliffe
Mary Louise Mullen
Charles County
R. M. Sutton and Co
Armstrong Cator Co
Sewell Radcliffe
Christ Church
Acme
Glenside
Campbell’s Pork
Ritter
Lancaster
U. S. Mo
Maryland Golden
Pascal
Blue Bird
Asparagus
Seabrook Fancy Ee
Family Circle
National
Charles St
Brigadoon
Saratoga Village
West
Patrick Street
Frederick High School
Brosius Homes Corp
Church ST
Seventh & Bentz
South Bentz St
North Market St
South Market St
Middletown
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Damascus
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