Dewey Leaves NY Governor Post to Weigh 1956 Senate Bid
James Marlow reports that Thomas E. Dewey will not seek another New York governorship nor any fall public office, signaling a possible run for the U.S. Senate in 1956. The veteran Republican, a two-time presidential loser, hints at future ambitions while noting past achievements and the support he enjoyed from New York voters.
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James Marlow
Washington P
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
United States Senate
People of
Eisenhower
Dulles
Dewey
Senate
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Roosevelt
Truman
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Bermuda Easter Lily Industry Began With General Hastings
General Russell Hastings, a Civil War veteran who left the U S Army and settled in Bermuda, is credited with founding the island s Easter lily trade after discovering bulb export potential circa 1875. His move helped establish a long running horticultural industry in Bermuda.
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Bermuda
Russell Hastings
Dear Miss Dix Advice Panel on Young Marriage and Family Turmoil
Dorothy Dix advises a 16 year old engaged to a serviceman to delay marriage due to wartime strain and youthfulness. She cautions against early wedlock, urges keeping freedom while the partner is overseas, and suggests if love proves shallow it’s best to wait. Other letters cover meddling in-laws and a 40 year old daughter in an ongoing affair with a married man, predicting bleak futures when divorce remains unlikely.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Margie R
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Bell Syndicate
Local residents share moves and visits across towns
Taneytown and Laneystown notes show Mr. and Mrs. Howell Roger and daughter Janet moved to a new home near town while Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Bland and daughter Metta Pittsburgh visit relatives in Pittsburgh. Several families, including Baumgardners, Keener, Hesson, Ingram, Rein dollar, Stump, Wheatley, Breth, Hestey, and Brooks, host or visit relatives in Maryland, New York, Ohio, Philadelphia, and Baltimore with trips to Paradise Falls and Canada.
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Canada
Kenneth Baumgardner
Canton
Eastern Shore
Warry Mohnes
Samuel Breth
Carroll Heights
Jack Hestey
Joanne
Philadelphia
Walter Hilterbrick
John S. Brooks Jr
Romulus
N. Y
Theresa
New Windsor weekend notes and Fogle reunion report
A New Windsor column lists residents and visitors, including Mrs Cassel Roop starting kindergarten September 20, Miss Barbara Garver visiting Judith Obrecht, and various family gatherings. The Fogle reunion near Liberty Town features names, ages, and birthday cake celebrations, with plans to meet next year on the first Sunday in September.
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New Windsor
Cassel Roop
Barbara Garver
West‘minster
Judy Obrecht
Raymond Marvel
Delaware
Kenneth Grimes
Russell Lambert J
Winfield Burkholder
White's Ferry
Richard Price
Westminster
Foyle
Esther Gillette
HDA
Homemakers Club
Robert Selby
Baltimore
Margaret Snader
Wayne Lowman
USN
Key West
Fla
Fogle
Clarence
Martha Fogle
Preston Fogle
Libertytown
Mary
Kenneth
Patsy Fogle
Freeman Thompson
Annabelle
Elsie
Brenda
Fay Thompson
Charles DeGrange
Hanford DeGrange
Deborah DeGrange
Robert Fogle
Linda
Mikie Fogle
Marie Cole
Sally
Shirley
Sandra
Nancy Cole
Hilda Foreman
Claude Etzler
Anna Marie
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Keith Etzler
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Connecticut Supreme Court
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Ritchie Finance Corp
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Frederick, Md
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Sunshine Biscuit CO
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Mann's Potato Chips
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