TV advertising drives major presidential campaign costs in 1956
The World Today reports that Democrats and Republicans will spend a combined many millions on television for the 1956 presidential campaign. Each party plans to double 1952 outlays, financing through national and state committees and allied groups, with networks commanding large preemption fees for quick, dramatic messaging.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Richard Nixon
GOP
Detrick Ace Reaches City Tennis Finals
Detrick Ace, a 48 year old Camp Detrick standout, advances to the Municipal Tennis Tourney finals by defeating Dick Ramsburg 6-4 6-4 in the semifinals. Emil Johnson, seeded second, awaits the Radcliffe Croneberger result as doubles leaders Hadcliffe and McCardell reach the finals.
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Emil Johnson
Camp Detrick
Dick Ramsburg
Johnson
Bud Radcliffe
Dutch Croneberger
Radcliffe
Bud Hadcliffe
Max McCardell
Tom Summers
Mic Frank
Ramsburg
Dave North
Paul Kussinger
Maade
Brillett
Billy - Cirincion
George Daniel
Delayed Guest Speaker Causes One Hour Absence
Hurricane Jone delayed Dr Harry Denman, executive secretary of the Methodist Board of Evangelism, keeping him from a Frederick County ministerial meeting at Urbana’s Methodist church. The event opened with fellowship and business, while committees discussed radio devotionals, hospital patient notification cards, and a new county church council funded project to aid hospitals with patient admissions notices.
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Hurricane Jone
Spaker
Frederick Counts
Methodist
Urbana
William C Harpold
Baltimore
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Denman
Methodist Board of Evangelism
Association
E Koontz Helwig
Walkersville
Raymond L Markley
Hagerstoun
Frederick County
Recruiting Station In Larger Quarters
The Frederick Army recruiting office moved from Winchester Hall on Church Street to 27 East Patrick Street to gain a central location and larger quarters. Sergeant First Class William McDaniel Frederick recruiting officer said the relocation aims to improve access and space. In other news, Clarence Jackson of Hagerstown was convicted of driving without a license on US 340, and Donald E Coles of Wheeling was convicted of allowing Jackson to operate the car. Each man was fined $10 plus costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail in default of payment. State Trooper E L Baum led the charges with collateral forfeiture involving Lewis B Reed Jr. of Lamsville listed. operator’s registration status noted.
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Army
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Church Street
East Patrick Street
William Mc
Daniel Frederick
Viliy
Oo Lune Ucture
H Reese Shoemaker Jr
Clarence Jackson
Lamsville
A N Dietz
New Claims Show Decline Across Maryland Last Week
Maryland unemployment new claims fell again to the lowest level in over two years as the state's Employment Security Department reported 1523 new applications, down from 1574 the prior week, with only one major reversal in the downward trend.
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Baltimore
Marland
Employment Security Department
Camp Detrick
Fredeck
Maryland
Varyland
ESB
December 19 Selected As Date For Snow Ball
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary met for a brief session led by president Vos Edward C Hartmann. Alan Leng was named Stethoscope committee chair and Mrs Robert Peter was chosen to fill the vacancy in the corresponding secretary post. The main item was setting December 19 for the annual Snow Ball fundraising social.
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The
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Finential
Vos Edward C Hartmann
Sesson
Vrs Alan Leng
Stethescopes
Stethescope
Robert Peter
Wis Phrip Harvey
Sound Lead Over Russia in Atomic Arms Debate
Washington reports indicate US military chiefs claim a sound lead over Russia in atom arms and long range missiles. The White House State and Defense Departments coordinate to preserve this superiority amid claims a top secret study covers weapons research, Soviet scientist mobilization, and emergency mobilization plans.
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Washington
United States
Russia
White House
State and Defense Departments
Eisenhower
Lato
Forget-Me-Not Sale Sets Frederick Drive in September
Washington and Lee Chapter volunteers will sell forget-me-nots on Frederick streets from September 23 to October 1 to raise funds for hospital entertainment and rehabilitation of wounded veterans at Newton D Baker Fort Howard and Perry Point VA Hospitals. Mayor Jonn Ayer proclaimed September 25 to October 1 as Forget We Lot Week in Frederick.
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Frederick
Washington and Lee
Jonn Ayer
Lopez Deplores Stengel Statement
Chicago dispatch quotes Lopez as saying Casey Stengel’s remark that Cleveland is a mediocre team is in poor taste. Lopez, a close friend of Stengel, insists the Yankees would be below the Indians if Cleveland is second division after noting Cleveland beat New York 13 of 22 games this season.
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Chicago
Lopez
Ais
Cleveland Indians
Casey Stengel
Newark
Yankee
Cleveland
Casey
Yankees
Stengel
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Cambridge
Chestertown
Salisbury
Elkton
Oakland
Westminster
Easton
Cuisfield
Sound
Raleigh Nowa
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Gibraltar
Jamee R Kullan Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Political
Brit
Ish Commonwealth
Kemp
Lopez Deplores Stengel
Knox
Clhul
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Whiens
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Margarette
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