Evolution of Empire and the Commonwealth as moral weapon
The piece argues the British Commonwealth expands postwar influence, noting ten sovereign nations with nine former colonies remaining in the group. It asserts communism builds empires of subject peoples and urges exposing the West’s defense of colonialism as a lie while praising Britain’s postwar actions.
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Reversing a Supreme Court Decision Under Fire
Column discusses how a Supreme Court ruling might be reversed by Congress through legislation if the court oversteps its function. Cites 1854 desegregation case and critiques lack of cross examination and evidence, noting sociological arguments cited by the court.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
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Supreme Court
Congress
Moving company seeks installment plan for moving costs
North American Van Lines requests ICC approval to allow installment payments for moving services. A. E. Meadows Van and Storage, Inc. of the local agent, announced the plan, which would be the first of its kind and ease moving day financial burdens. The ICC regulation currently bans installment plans, a policy Meadows says creates hardship for families.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
A. E. Meadows van and Storage, Inc
Meadows
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The mayor and aldermen debated extending city market hours to aid country traders with scarce labor. A wedding at Rev. E M Beard's residence joined Leola Grace Beard and Frank Russell Young. Sgt Frank L Bentz and team set rifle range records at Glenburnie. the Eisenhauer couple sold a Market and Second streets building to Marino and Marine.
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Thur Tmont Lutherae
Leola Grace Beard
Frank Russell Young
S. Noah Young
Middletown
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Harry Kennedy
Charles W. Griffin
Glenburnie
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Griffin
Mary E. Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Market
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Samuel Marino
Anthony Marine
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An automobile at high speed wrecked into the home of D. M. Devilbiss in Johnsville damaging furniture and a grandfather clock. Autumn weather brought a 37 degree frost in Frederick. Clarence Fox urges better roads to Gambrill Park. tourists still contend with rocks on the pike. A cow wandered into Thurmont square. three people reported loss but the animal belonged to another.
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Johnsville
Clarence Fox
Gambrill Park
Thurmont
Alee
Vaccine Not Cure-All Says Dr Price Opening Wedge Against Colds
Baltimore September 19 Dr Winston H Price said a vaccine targeting the JH virus is 80 percent effective against that strain but not a cure for colds. He called it the opening wedge toward isolating other cold viruses and warned the public not to expect a universal remedy. The report also discusses Supreme Court rules and state rights in education amid broader legal debates.
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Vaccine blocks 80 percent of colds in tests
In controlled tests on more than 400 volunteers, mostly from boys' training schools, the vaccine prevented colds caused by the JH virus in 80 percent of cases. Dr. Price of Johns Hopkins notes no commercial production and says the full technical report will appear in the September Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Notable anniversaries and births from American history
A list of figures born or died on dates in U S history includes Sterling Price the Virginian Confederate general born in Virginia died 1867 Albert J Myer founder of the Union Army Signal Service born Newburgh N Y died 1880 David Ross Locke Ohio journalist born Vestal New York died 1888 Hobart Hare Philadelphia physician born died 1931 Riffin Yates Rockwell Foreign Legion escadrille Lafayette killed 1916 plus in History notes: Constitution launched 1797 AAAS first meeting 1848 Central Railroad grant 1850 and Meuse Argonne battle 1918.
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Union Army Signal Service
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Ohio
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Mobile
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Work Ethic Inspires Confidence and Pride
The piece emphasizes the joy and confidence found in diligent labor and the satisfaction of doing one’s best. It speaks to maintaining physical vigor and a sense of purpose derived from productive effort.
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Havirt
Fort Detrick Career Fellowships Open for Civil Service
Fort Detrick Civilian Personnel Office announces fellowships for Civil Service employees to compete for high awards and study opportunities at colleges and universities. Up to 40 applicants may be selected for fully funded programs, with additional honors such as the Arthur S. Fleming award for top performers.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Science Explorers Dedication at Husky Park Named Post
A new Science Explorers post will be formally dedicated Tuesday evening at 6 at Husky Park the second chartered in the United States Col Leslie S Moore Deputy Commander will present the charter at Husky Park festivities Meetings will be at the Fort Detrick scout building The post opens to Frederick county boys ages 14 to 16 with limited membership due to facilities
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Ferdinand Graysey
Washington United Givers Fund
W. Wallace Lanahan Jr
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Frederick J. Gerrity
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania United Fund
Vin Fisher
United Fund
Glowcester County
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If Frederick Red Cross
Colt Leslie S. Moore
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Court News and Fees and Murder Conviction in Salisbury
Court records show several absolute divorce filings including John D. Pugh versus Mildred M. Pugh and Gladys M. Roy versus Moore Roy plus marriage licenses for Engie Hardman Palazzola. In Salisbury a 38 year old man, Benjamin J. Davis, was convicted of first degree murder for his bride Sarah E. Davis and faces life imprisonment after a jury rejected capital punishment. sentencing ordered tomorrow.
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Mildred M. ‘Pugh
Gladys M. Roy
Moore Roy
Eat
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Clarence E. ‘Wiles
Joseph S. Engie
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Frederick
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Salisbury
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Wicomico County
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