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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1954
Page
12
A homemaking article by Betsy J. Lovington extols giving handmade gifts at Christmas. It highlights fruit cake and plum puddings as ideal edible presents, notes they can be prepared ahead, and shares a White Fruit Cake recipe with step by step instructions and festive presentation tips.
Tehran's English language journal urges outsiders to keep distant from Asia and Iran amid reports of flying saucers near Tehran. The piece notes such weapons tests risk aggravating already troubled regional tensions. Hibernation poisons animals with some groups in near perpetual coma while others drift in and out of sleep.
Eisenhower quotes a line from MacArthur as he introduces Maj Gen Frederick A. Irving, head of the American Council to Improve Neighborhoods at an ACTION luncheon. Wilson blasts reporters at his first press conference since the hound dog remark. Loyalty board findings show 1776 incomplete cases at May 1953, with 174 more files later. LLPE predicts shifts in pro and anti labor members in next Congress, while Estrada details Caracas conference sabotage plots. Venezuela expelled Soviet and Czech officials in 1951. Treasury moves to boost savings bond sales to workers and seniors. Temperance reports claim over 36,000 local option votes with net 20 more dry elections. population living in dry areas approximates 25 million.
Juliette Low representatives from 18 troops met at the Girl Scout office with Mrs Edward D Storm. Beverly Hill was named president, Marion Wolberg vice president, Lois Baumgardner secretary. A Thinking Day observance on February 22 was planned with seven troops reporting 100 percent fund contributions. Also noted: noting hibernation and aestivation in animals.
At City Opera House the romantic hit The Last Time I Saw Paris continues through next Wednesday starring Elizabeth Taylor Van Johnson Donna Reed and Walter Pidgeon. A Thursday through Saturday double feature follows with Safaria Drums and Three Hours To Riot. SOLID TAXES GIBRALTAR Mich Local residents vote to incorporate to collect about 135000 yearly village taxes from a steel plant project worth 12 million dollars.
Tivoli continues Drum Beat with Alan Ladd through Tuesday then Bengal Brigade with Rock Hudson and Arlene Dahl starts Wednesday. Beaux Brummell with Granger Taylor Ustinov Morley is killed at Frederick Theater for next week and runs Sunday to Saturday. Hot air story notes large tube-heating test warming 130 six room houses.
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