Taneytown to Stage Lights On Dec 3 With Santa Visit
Santa Claus will open the Christmas season in Taneytown on December 3 at 7 p.m. He arrives at West Baltimore Street end and is escorted to the square by the Hesson-Snider Post American Legion drum and bugle corps. The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce sponsors the program with Mervyn C. Fuss as master of ceremonies. Christmas carols, invocations, greetings by the Chamber president and Mayor Raymond Perry precede treats for children. A separate adults party is planned for December 13 at 2 p.m. on the Town Parking Lot, with music, a short program, and 25 gift drawings including turkeys, chickens, fruit cakes, oysters, fruit baskets, candy. Christmas shopping hours begin December 10 with stores staying open until 9 p.m. each night before Christmas and closing Christmas Eve at 6 p.m.
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Santa Claus
Taneytown
Santa
West Baltimore Street
Drum and Bugle Corps
Hesson-Snider Post
American Legion
Mid-Town
Dean sees long economic battle with Reds not a shooting war
Baltimore November 29 Arthur H Dean the U S negotiator who walked out at Panmunjom foresees a prolonged economic struggle with the Communists rather than armed conflict He notes Soviet capital investment growing 5 7 percent annually and views communism as a tool for subjugation while supporting America with hopes for American flyers release and Britain backing Red China
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Baltimore
Arthur H. Dean
U. S
Panmunjom
Dean
Baltimore Association of Commerce
New York
Soviet Union
United States
Korea
Vietnam
Britain
State Department
Victory Dinner Marks Republican Victory Celebration
About 135 Republican workers and supporters gathered at Hotel Frederick for a victory dinner. DeWitt S. Hyde spoke on the challenges with Democrats controlling Congress and the need to regain ground over the next two years. Master of ceremonies Charles A. Price led brief remarks praising the winners and the party’s unity.
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Hotel Frederick
DeWitt S. Hyde
Congr
Congress
Eisenhower
Charles A. Price
Republican Party
Melvin Derr
M. J. Crozhan
Helen Remsburg
State Central Committee
Study links aging illness to lifestyle not early sport
A recent study concludes that deterioration in later life stems from excess eating drinking and smoking rather than early athletic activity. Active former athletes remained in better condition than average men of the same age.
U S plans base at South Pole in Antarctic patrol
The United States, led by Capt George J Dufek, plans a three to four base Antarctic program starting late 1956 with a wintering stay through 1957. Nations involved include Great Britain France Argentina Australia New Zealand South Africa and Norway while the Soviet Union likely stays away. The mission will study ionospheric physics cosmic rays glacier studies weather data geomagnetism and auroral phenomena as part of the international geophysical year efforts.
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George J. Dufek
Rose Krull
NEA
Washington
NEAS
United States
South Pole
Antarctica
Pole
South Polar
International Geophysical
Soviet Union
Canada
Arctic
North Polar
Marie Byrd Land
Little America
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
U. S
Navy
Atka
Great Britain
France
Argentina
Australia
Wew
Zealand
South Africa
Norway
U. SN
Rockford, IL
Byrds
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Mix of Marriage and Manners
Dorothy Dix addresses marriage jealousy and in laws, a wife’s control over Christmas cards, and punishment through awakening conscience. Also advises a secretary on fair pay, a call for independent work, and a girl’s club dispute over a treasurer who won t return entrusted funds.
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Miss DIX
Sharon
Family Doctor of 54 Named 1954 Physician of the Year
Dr Karl B Pace 66 a white haired physician based in Greenville was named the 1954 general practitioner of the year by the American Medical Association. He has practiced 40 years, helped build a hospital, and notes nerves and tension as major modern sickness drivers while urging simple life fixes and marital harmony.
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Miami
Fla
Karl B. Pace
Se Ie N.C
Madstone
Pace
American Medical Assn
Greenville
Questions And Answers From The Bell Syndicate
The Q A covers star temperatures ranging from 5000 to 25000 degrees F with some stars possibly at 100000 degrees. It notes a red and green flashing fire beetle in South America and advises teens to seek parental guidance to recover club funds.
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South America
L.H. Club
Bell Syndicate
Tne
Mosses celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Moss observed their fifty years of marriage on Sunday November seven at the home of their son in Eastostoe with family attendance. Mr Moss a retired B and O track man and Mrs Moss formerly Hattie Cochran of Rohrer s ville. They wed on November two, 1904 by the late Rev Abraham Philhour. They have nine children and twenty two grandchildren plus four great grandchildren.
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Westea Mass
Newton L. Paling
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Newton Poling
Jimmie Emerson
Rebecca
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A condensed meditation on John Donne's dramatic conversion from dissipation to Christian virtue. The piece credits Donne with a life transformed by God, its impact described as England losing a leader and God gaining a saint. Copyright Chicago Tribune Synd.
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Earl L. Douglass
John Donne
London
England
Christ
All England
Chicago Tribune
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