Mrs FDR In State Highlights Civil Rights Focus
Eleanor Roosevelt urges that opposition to Kennedy Catholic faith could prompt broader discrimination. She speaks to Negro audiences in Baltimore stressing Kennedy’s civil rights stance and plans further Maryland appearances amid party activity. notes about campaign logistics and upcoming stops.
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Arms Tournament for Reservists at Fort Meade
Close to 300 Army personnel from the Corps area will compete in the XXII GS Army Hq Small Arms Tournament at Fort Meade. About 230 Army Reservists and 50 active soldiers vie for 163 awards and a chance to advance to the Second Army Commander’s Match at Fort Meade next spring and the National Matches at Camp Perry next summer.
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National Rifle Association
Defeat of Tecumseh by Gen Harri son on the Thames
In 1813 General William Henry Harrison defeated a British and Indian force on the Thames River in Canada, killing the famous Chief Tecumseh. In 1864 Union General John M. Corse defended Allatoona Georgia against a Confederate assault led by General French with heavy losses.
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Fragmentary Biographical Notes From Obscure Entries
The text lists multiple historical figures with birthplaces and dates, including Jonathan Edwards born in East Windsor Connecticut and Glynis Johns, Joshua Logan, and Maj. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith. It mentions Edward Garfield era timelines, 19th century presidents, and Civil War era reforms, though many details are garbled.
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Joshua Logan
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Yorker Convicted In Death Of Wife In Maryland
A Baltimore worker, Yuhaniak, was convicted by a Garrett County jury in Oakland Maryland for the death of his wife Mary Yuhaniak. The defense argued the shooting in a car near New Germany was accidental while the couple visited relatives.
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Mary Yuhaniak
New German
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