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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1957

Page

13

Peace Priority Over Tax Cuts Says Eisenhower in Speech

President Eisenhower told about 300 attendees at the Advertising Council conference that world peace must take precedence over tax cuts. He said peace is an overriding objective and all other aims must bend to it, warning that without peace the world risks peril.

Washingson Eisenhower Eisehower The Advertising Council Hae Cme Gusara Moscow Soviet Union Saudi Arabia Yemen United States

Kennedy Sees Democrats Likely to Gain in 1958

Senator John F. Kennedy predicts Democrats have a great chance to tighten control of Congress in 1958 and may win the Senate. He spoke at a Women's National Press Club breakfast and said the party could win in 1960 if it highlights its progressive reputation. He declined to run in 1960 and urged choosing a candidate appealing to women voters.

Washington John F. Kennedy D-Mass Congress Senate Women’s National Press Club Kennedy Bhouse

Washington County Housing Faces Study

Annapolis April 2 A one member committee led by State's Attorney Tom Kaylor was named to study sub standard housing in Washington County. The panel includes Sen. Downey Berkson Porter and county officials and agency representatives to report findings to county commissioners the governor and the Legislature. The resolution argues existing state and local agencies have failed to solve the housing problems affecting sanitation health safety and welfare.

Annapolis MecKeldin Washington County Berkson and Porter Kaylor Sen. Downey Washington Berkson Porter Charles Rouzer Ruth Hatcken Philip Reuth Assi Harry Snock Jayne Ingram Richard Brumbacher Community Chest C. Neill Baylor The Herald-Mail Co J. Edwin Rohrer Parent-Teacher -Assn Ralph McCauley Farm Bureau the Grange John Young Grand Jury D. E. Stuliz Joseph H. Baylis George S. Humphrey

Ground broken for environmental cancer research lab in Hagerstown

In Hagerstown on April 22 a new three story research headquarters will study environmental cancer. The building is donated by Mr and Mrs Andrew K Coffman and will be backed by the U S Public Health Service and the National Cancer Institute. Dr J R Heller of the NCI attended the ceremonies expecting completion in six months.

Hagerstown Environmental Cancer Research Andrew K. Coffman Hagerstone U. S. Public Health Service National Cancer Institute J. R. Heller

Researchers gain support for cancer facility project

A community backing boosts a much needed cancer research facility. The statement highlights gratitude for citizen support and its potential to advance discovery and understanding of human cancer.

Student Faces Charges After Fatal Accident

A St. Alary University student faces multiple charges following a fatal automobile accident. Authorities allege serious misconduct resulting in loss of life and are continuing their investigation.

St. Alary

Maryland Star Involved In Fatal Early Morning Crash

Maryland State Police report a fatal accident early Sunday near Examuburg involving a borrowed auto driven by Richard D. Gardner 26 of Bordentown New Jersey. Gardner faces charges including speeding and failing to stop. Injured in the crash were others as the investigation continues with the driver transferred to a hospital.

Edward Zalen Maryland Richard D. Gardner Bordentown N. J Examuburg W. G Morgan Gardner Boulevard Trenton John Daley Jess Englewood

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