Homemakers Hear Former Agent Speak
Mrs. Whitfield a former demonstration agent spoke to over 300 Homemakers at Frederick County Council of Homemakers Spring meeting on Hood College campus. She discussed women in Pakistan and urged adherence to traditions while noting Western influence on marriage and education.
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Lou Davis
Whitfield
Frederick County
Pakistan
United States
England
California
Near East
Florence Low
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
National Home Demonstration Council
William
Huule
State Council of Homemakers
Delbert Null
Edward F. Holter
Mehrl Ramsburg
Pomona Grange
Josephine Etchison
C. Burr Ariz
Johanna Magaha
Janet Hood Barnes
National Club Congress
Ken Hersperger
Zonta Club
Louis Kinsey
Divinest
A. Brown
Soroptimist Club
Jean Eccard
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Utility Bill's Defeat Saves $50,000 Taxes
The State Senate rejected a bill to tax utility shares in political subdivisions. Frederick County would face about 56,000 in lost revenue annually if enacted. County and state lawmakers debated shifts in tax revenue affecting Montgomery Washington and Allegany counties. The Assembly plans to adjourn Monday at midnight amid continued sessions. A separate collision near Frederick left Grace Hopewell lightly injured. Martha Palmer drove the other vehicle. Union official Clayton Lewry was convicted of Taft-Hartley violations after prior extortion findings. he received probation due to illness.
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State Senate
Frederick County
Facor
Houe
Potomac Edison Company
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Amontgomery
Washinet
Regan
King Georges
Senate
Finance Committee
Baltimore City
Wicomsca County
Prince Georges
Grace Hopewell
Waynesboro
Frederick
Martha Palmer
Burkittsville
Hopewell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert T. Storer
WS. Pannell
Wowie
Washington
Clayton Lewry
Painters’ Union
Lowry
Edward M. Curran
Deputy's Auto Damaged In Friday Night Accident
A deputy sheriff’s car sustained damage after a southbound vehicle struck it on Record Street during a Friday incident. Damage estimated around $60 with no charges filed in the hearing. Multiple other court actions included fines for muffler violations, driving without a permit, and non payment orders.
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People’s Night Court
Raymond
Yaush
Record Street
Ilelen EB
Gaither
Edward J. Smith
James Lee Myers Knowyilie
Thelma Oa
Audrey Baker
Geisler
Howard T. Duppins
Lincon Apartments
Charlotte Duppins
Carver Apartments
Raymond Lee Scott
Ryoxville
Nathan Dorsey
Scott
Osward
Coyle
Commerce Street
Frederick
Florida
Paul Massburg
Frederick W. Kassebaum
Aington
Millard T
North Market Street
J. W. Carmack
Paris Treaties Ratified by Senate Amid Debate
Washington April 1 The Senate voted to ratify the Paris treaties to rearm West Germany and integrate it into a European defense system against Communist aggression after more than three hours of debate. Senators hailed ratification as improving chances for a firmer Western alliance.
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Washington
Senate
Paris
West Germany
German Republic
Syax
George Ga
Chawmin
Foreign Relations Commistee
U.S
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Luxembourg
U.S. Senate
United States
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Luxembours
Matone
NATO
Cape Koon
George
uYuinerick
East Germany
Par
Berlin
Russia
Fime
West German Truckers Pay Stepped-Up Tax
West German truckers paid a higher road tax to keep Berlin’s lifeline open amid the Paris accords. Border guards showed confusion as charges ranged from 26 to 90 marks per truck, with officials calling the move an economic blockade and some noting uneven enforcement.
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Berlin
Ue West
West Berlin
U.S
Interstate system could save thousands of lives, experts say
Safety officials told a Senate subcommittee that completing the 49 000 mile interstate network could save about 3 500 lives annually, roughly a tenth of last year's 36 300 traffic fatalities. They cited controlled access highways like Shirley Highway and the Pennsylvania Turnpike as safer, while noting overall death rates have fallen since 1925. An apparent stray line mentions Abraham Lincoln in youth wrestling but not tied to the main report.
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Washington
Congress
Carl E Frets
Automotive Safety Foundation
Sidney J. Williams
National Safety Council
Frius
Williams
Senate Public Works
Posal
Fiennhower T
Fritts
Shirley Highway
Virginia
Pennsylvania
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