1956 Campaign Likely To Stay Mild And Moderate
The 1956 presidential race is expected to be dull on issues with both parties portraying moderation. Republicans tout policy continuity from New Deal and Fair Deal leadership, while Democrats hedge their own ideas. Foreign policy may remain less contentious unless a major event occurs. The farm price policy and income trends loom as key near-term questions. Edna A. Ratcliffe killed by truck in Pikesville, and Charles L. Castle charged with reckless driving in Baltimore, were reported separately.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington 4
Eisenhower
Dulles
Truman
Acherson
Congress
Sen. McCarthy Tr Wis
Adlai Stevenson
Pikesville
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Edna A. Ratcliffe
Reisterstown Rd
Dale B. Barnes
Reisters Own
Federal disaster insurance bill proposed in Senate
Senator Lehman introduced a tentative federal disaster insurance bill for individuals and communities against floods and hurricanes, with government or private insurer reinsurance and a two billion dollar coverage cap. He urged hearings by the Senate Banking Committee as Northeast floods prompt review. Also tallies from Aug 17-19 floods report 179 dead and nearly 7,000 seriously injured.
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Washington
Sen
Lehman
D-Libny
J Lehman
Senate Banking Committee
Business and Defense Service Administration
Commerce Department
Banking Committee
Minnesota group urges Stevenson for presidential bid
The Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor party urged Adlai Stevenson to enter the Minnesota presidential primary on March 20. A unanimous resolution by the State Central Committee endorsed Stevenson, with Stevenson replying he will state his plans in November. Humphrey, Freman, and Rolvaag were elected at large delegates pledged to Stevenson.
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Frederick Hotel
William Douglas
The
Mary Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ewing Baumgartner
Edwin McKee
Calvin Schildbecht
Douglas
Baumgartner
McKee
Federation
Robert Klein
Herbert Cadoff
United Nations
Victor Cullen Hospital
Hallowe'en
Dulgth
Minn
Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Stevenson
DFL State Central
State Central Committee
Sen. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Democratic
Sen
Freman
Rolvaag
Independents Take Top Alexandria Prize Parade Honor
Frederick's Independent Hose Company led a 43 man unit with 100 member Frederick High School Band in Alexandria parade winning a $250 cash award and trophy for best appearing marching unit with band. Firemen from eight states and the District of Columbia participated in the large parade featuring rescue squads and equipment.
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Frederick
Independent Hose +Company
Alexandria
Frederick High School
Independents
District of Columbia
Middletown Valley Vendors Share Weather Damage
A freak windstorm last Monday damaged a tenant house on the Holter property near Middletown. The Spring family home lost most of its roof and suffered cracked walls and ceilings. Firemen tarped exposed areas to shelter the occupants and protect from rain.
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Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Middletown Valley
James Spring
U. S
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Station Tri
United States
the News
Frederick
Ruddletrown Volunteer Fire Company
Spring
Career Boy in Remsen Stakes at Jamaica on Nov 11
Remsen Stakes at Jamaica on November 11 features Career Boy from the C. V. Whitey Stable, with the colt also entering the Remsen to prove whether he is the champion. Meanwhile, naval news notes Marine Sgt Hammond L Thomas arrives in Japan for duty with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing Service Group 1, and Cyprus reports two bombs exploding in Famagusta with no casualties.
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Jamaica
Career Boy
C. V. Whitey
Japan
Iwakuni
Hammond L. Thomas
Edgar E. Thomas
Jefferson, Md
U. S. Naval Air Station
Here
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Nicosia
Cyprus
Famagusta
Church Buys Home Of Late Judge Parke
Ascension Episcopal Church paid 32000 dollars for the late Judge Francis Neal Parke's residence in Westminster at public auction. The church gains title to the entire Court Street block though church officials have not announced future use.
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Ascension Episcopal Church
Francis Neal Parke
Westminster
Ascension
Court Street
Prince John Triumph Denies Career Boy In Garden State Stakes
Prince John wins the Garden State Stakes topping Career Boy by a nose in a record crowd of 44,737 at Garden State Park. Needle finishes third as Max Gluck’s colt eyes next race in a $50,000 event while Career Boy earns $157,918.50.
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Camden
Nut
Prince John
Career Boy
Needles
Max Gluck
Chestnut Express
Garden State Park
Garden State
Needle
Walter A. Kelley
Prince Quillo
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Charles L. Castle
Columbus Avenue
Fourth and Market Streets
William A. Mutchner
Stromberg Carlson
Ston Joo
Joseph “Tressler
Sabillasville
Waynesboro, Pa
Alexandria Prize
Lovettsville
Ada Coward
Thomas Smith
Laura Abal
Nellie Grimes
Francis Dean
Hazel Powell
Herndon
Ann Danner
Paeonian Springs
McCutcheon
Sao
Golden Delicious
Stayman
McCutcheon’s Cider Press
Wisner Street
Monument
Niven
Benge
Ureu
Ats
Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association
Parke
Penne Hs
Tack
Néj
Eat
Sore Ean
Hometown Hardware & Lumber Dealers
Frederick News and Post
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