Rural Renewal Plans Stir Farm Leaders In Frederick County
Farm leaders here study Washington proposals for a January program dubbed rural renewal. The plan envisions increased loans grants and technical aid for housing rural water systems and county industry with a government insured rural home loan program and idling up to 40 million acres of cropland. Rural incomes and housing conditions are highlighted to justify wide reforms.
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Washington
Frederick County
Federal Housing Administration
Frederick City
FHA
Predicting Delinquency by Gluecks Study
A study by Prof Sheldon Glueck and Dr Eleanor Glueck at Harvard analyzes predicting juvenile delinquency. It covers 1 090 boys, with parent relations and family cohesion as key factors guiding prevention steps. The manual is for the Youth Board Research Institute in New York.
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Sheldon Glueck
Eleanor Glueck
Harvard Law School
New York
Glueck
Youth Board Research Institute of
Madison Avenue
One Vote Decides Nassau County Judge Race
In Nassau County A Cak Lark Julius R Lipp man won a six year District Court judgeship by one vote 1741 Democrats beat Republicans by a single ballot The single vote is valued at 150000 in potential salary The Board of Election will review possible irregularities while urging civic participation.
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Richard Morison
Langon B Johnson
Nassau
Board of Election
Julius R. Lipp
Hoover Receives Loyola Medal For Civil Rights Stand
In Chicago Loyola University School of Medicine awards J Edgar Hoover the Sword of Loyola for upholding law and resisting FBI misuse. Hoover vows continued impartial investigations and warns against political pressure, while leaders like Roy Wilkins criticize perceptions of FBI in civil rights cases.
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Washington
Chicago
Loyola University
School of Medicine
J. Edgar Hoover
Burea of
Sword of Loyola
Saint Ignatius Loyola
FBI
Roy Wilkins
National Associaton For the Advancement of Colored People
Mr. Hoover
Watson emerges as Johnson aide potential strong right arm
The article states Watson rose to lead chaotic nomination efforts for Johnson in Atlantic City and on the campaign trail. It notes his unintrusive efficiency, close daily work with Johnson, and speculation he could become the president’s strongest aide, amid White House concerns about conservatism and manpower shortages for looming challenges.
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Washington
Marvin D. Watson
Texas Steel
Johnson
Lyndon
Watson
Lone Star Steel Co
Longview
Tex
Waler Jenkins
Atlantic City
Wson
Spauht Watson
Aoall
Avends
Kennedy
Walsans
Hearong
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Bill Kloyers
Jack Valenti
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post November 27 1914
The Frederick area reports a temporary repair of the dangerous Bridge over Carroll Creek at Brewer's alley. Thanksgiving is described as unusually pleasant with mild springlike weather. Emory L. Coblentz is elected president of the Reunion Association for the 26th annual reunion of Reformed churches at Pen Mar. A Thurmont Division trolley accident near Montevue Hospital is noted. Mrs. Charles H. Clarke Sr. of Thurmont plans to donate her ninth pint of blood to the Red Cross. Allied advances include American forces capturing Frenz near Germany and Saarland progress. A DDay era AP wire photo resembles First Sgt. Alton Shaff. President Roosevelt announces Cor dell Hull’s resignation as Secretary of State.
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Reformed Churches
Pen Mar
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Hagerstown and Frederick
Central Trust Company of
Maryland
Reunion Association
Charles H. Clarke Sr
Thurmont
Red Cross
Doubts on International Inspections for Soviet Testing
Excerpts from research papers warn that even with treaties, Soviet cheating on underground tests and arms production could go unchecked. Analysts doubt whether international inspectors can enforce limits, and whether neutral members will resist provocation to sustain agreement.
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Washington
NEA
Soviet Union
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
White House
State and Defense Departments
Thanksgiving cynics miss the point of blessings
The Poor Man's Philosopher notes holiday grumblers can still find gratitude. In a free country you may feel glum without penalty, while Thanksgiving offers tiny comforts from frog to crab grass seasons to church parking and the absence of riots.
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New York
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Wilkins
King
South
Jenkins
Lawrence
News-Post
Carroll Creek
Brewer's Alley
Thurmont Division
Montevue Hospital
Frenz
Germany
Cologne
The
Reich
Saarland
29Th Division
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Alton Shaff
Company A
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
By Ray Cromley
Cramler
United States
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