Reduction At Fairchild
Hagerstown Fairchild Engine and Airplane Company cuts weekly hours for hourly staff from 40 to 32 effective today. About 3,500 employees remain on payroll as production scales back from peak in the early 1950s. President James H. Carmichael cites cost cuts while preserving production and engineering. military contract readjustments drive the layoff, with nonmilitary work continuing, notably the F-27 turboprop program and work at St Augustine Florida.
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Hagerstown
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Company
James H. Carmichael
Fairchild
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St. Augustine
Fla
Five Estates Filed In Local Will Registry
Five administrative accounts were filed with the Regis ter of Wills. Included are estates of Jacob J. Topper, William Franklin Fogle, Ralph L. Rudy, Vola E. Duncan and John A. Holt. Details show totals, disbursements, inheritance taxes, and balances distributed among numerous heirs.
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Register of Wills
Thomas S. Eichelberger
Jacob J. Topper
Theodore N. Topper
Rebecca M. Topper
Helen J. Kreitz
Geraldine F. Sites
Clyde W. Topper
Davis J. Topper
Anna R. Little
Paula E. Kaas
Paul V. Topper
Theodore Topper
John A. Topper
Lucille Topper
William Franklin Fogle
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick Petroleum, Cooperative Inc
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Ralph L. Rudy
Wilmer R. Rudy
Naomi L. Rudy
Wilmer L. Rudy
Frances A. Fox
Marilyn L. Leatherman
Ami Charles E. Rudy
Vola E. Duncan
Thomas S. Glass
Lillie D. Seals
Fern Fox
Samuel B. Duncan
Liarshanl Biuser
Martha Kunkel
Lydia Toms
John H. Moser
Audrey Shorb
Mabel Moser
Lenora 3
Moser
Marietta Moser
John A. Holt
Helen K. Holt
Amphetamine Effects On Mood And Behavior Studied
Researchers from the American Medical Association and Harvard Medical School report amphetamine raises feelings of activation elation boldness and friendliness while increasing impulsivity. Athletes showed more bold boastful self confident and domineering traits and less insecurity under the drug.
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American Medical Association
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Henry K. Beecher
Harvard Medical School
Pep Pills Can Help or Hinder Social Behavior
A Chicago study found amphetamine may produce both beneficial and adverse effects on social behavior. Athletes were given the stimulants and asked to rate their feelings before and after on an item checklist, as reported in the current Journal.
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Chicago
Current Journal
Soviet Deputy Foregn Minister Presses China Role in Disarmament
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin told Western powers at the Geneva disarmament conference that the Kremlin will insist on Communist China toeing the line in any world disarmament agreement. Zorin spoke at the conference where Red China is not represented.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin T
Kremlin
China
Zorin
Mao Tzetung
Catholics Bound To Vote For Best Catholics Bound To Vote For Best
The Catholic Review cites Father Francis J. Connell arguing Catholics must vote for the best candidate regardless of religion. The editor’s note says Catholics are bound in conscience to choose the candidate they deem best suited, with no Catholic requirement to favor co-religionists. No candidates named. Senator John Kennedy is noted as a Catholic candidate.
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Baltimore
The
Catholic Review
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Francis J. Connell
Holy Redeemer College
Washington, D.C
Father Connell
U.S
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Catholics urged to vote for best suited candidate
The church publication states Catholics are bound in conscience to vote for the candidate they deem best for the office, regardless of the candidate’s religious affiliation.
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Clesiastical Review
Rail Unions Reject Wage Arbitration Plan
Eleven nonoperating railroad unions representing about 650000 workers rejected arbitration of their wage dispute with railroads. The action could lead to a strike in 30 days, though an emergency board may be appointed to mediate and propose a settlement formula.
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Washington
Locking strike drags on as unions seek wage boost
George E. Leighty, president of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, rejects arbitration for 11 nonoperating unions seeking 25 cent hourly raises, better vacations and welfare. current average wage is 2.40. Railroads propose a 15 cent cut. In Baltimore, George Woods III faces testimony about his wife’s telephone quarrels. police and a magistrate deal with damages to a line.
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George E. Leighty
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Baltimore
George Woods
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