Final Details in Farm Bill Looms Over House Senate and Ike
Washington negotiators pressed final details of a sweeping election year farm bill amid three big hurdles House Senate and President Eisenhower. The measure includes a 1.2 billion dollar soil bank payment plan and raises corn area eligibility while county and state committees would referee soil bank contract disputes.
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Mass
Transit Strike Is Far From Settled
Baltimore April 5 as Maryland nears one month in transit takeover the slow settlement grows. Court actions loom as Baltimore Transit Co attempts to block arbitration while Gov McKeldin may appoint arbiters if sides fail. Union has named C David Zimling. company silent. Plus fees of 500 a week approved for seizure operation staff.
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C. David Zimling
Hagerstown Wins APRA Silver Anvil Award
The Army and the city of Hagerstown Md earned APRA Silver Anvil honors for 1955 public relations programs. Winners include government and international relations categories, with Hagerstown and Wesel Germany cited for their sister city project. Paul H Bolton elected APRA president.
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M Hagerstown
American Public Relations Association
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Department of the Army
Hagerstown
Wesel
Germany
Elder Post Of Legion Blood Donation On Voyage
Thirteen pints of blood were donated aboard the Constitution en route to Monaco as Grace Keily, the bride of Prince Rainier, sails with her wedding party. The event was announced at a Legion meeting in Emmitsburg, with members and officials noting the blood bank donations and a shrimp party planned by committees.
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Emmitsburg
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Louis
Robert Shorb
Gerald Ryder Jr
Kenneth Jones
Dannie Shindle
Hay- Decker
Allen Davis
Seth Tawney
Gettysburg
Franklin
Fisher
T. 1
Aland
Bert Hoffman
Greenmount
Feagaville Lutheran church to enlarge with school wing
Feagaville Lutheran Church plans a north side addition to its historic Mt. Zion building to house a larger church school. Ground breaking set for Sunday at 2 30 PM with Rev J Calvin Moreland leading and dignitaries from the Maryland Synod attending. The school enrollment has grown to 132 and construction will be done by church members.
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Feagaville
J. Calvin Moreland
Jefferson Lutheran
Roger M. Fulmer
Edward Poole
Moreland
Lutheran Church
Howard F. Reisz
Maryland Synod
Howard J. McCarney
Western Conference
Morris G. Zumbrum
Mr. Moreland
Kenneth L. Shafer
Mr. Zion
Frederick County
Frederick County Court House
Williams Brothers Teltschik Concerts Move Toward Baltimore
Austrian rooted Williams Teltschik brothers, pianists trained in Texas and Juilliard, travel with ten Steinway pianos in a bus. They gave two piano recitals for armed forces and gain rising fame through military concerts. They will reach Frederick this afternoon as local civic notes report on patrols, parades, and Legion activities. Williams pushes anti integration stance while criticizing Supreme Court segregation rulings in a letter to President Eisenhower.
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U. S. Senate
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Horse Trapped by Snow Receives Plane-Hot Hay Aid
In Gunnison Colorado a horse stranded 13 000 feet up a snowbound ridge is kept alive by hay dropped from a plane. Wallace Powell who spotted the animal in February coordinates flights over the mountains as Benj Jorgensen foots the bill for hay and flight time totaling about 144 dollars. Gordon Warren operates the flying service and notes the horse eagerly awaits each hay pass.
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Benj Jorgensen
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Gordon Warren
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Mahoney In Southern Md Welfare Costs Remain Stable
LEONARDTOWN Md April 5 Welfare spending in the county during February remained at a stable level totaling 24316 enabling the county welfare board to handle 439 cases for the month The largest beneficiary class was elderly persons costing 10946 Aid to dependent children covered 85 families including over 300 children and relatives Five needy blind and disabled recipients also received aid The board approved 13 applications from 68 received with most aid going to dependent children Sources of funds were federal 15326 state 4969 and county 4022 Board members present were Joseph D Baker Rev Ralph H Miller Mrs W Cash Smith Delbert S Null and Mrs Charles E Hicks II with Geneva Barthel director
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George P. Mahoney
U. S. Senate
St. Marys County
Win- Mahoney
Ed Wheeden
St. Marys
Democratic County Committee
Charles-St. Marys
Henry J. Fowler
Paign
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Frank Raley Jr
Kiam A. Burch
Cou
Joseph D. Baker
Ralph H. Miller
W. Cash ‘Smith
Delbert S. Null
Charles E. Hicks II
Geneva Barthel
Malenkov Predicts Communist Peaceful Victory Within 100 Years
London April news conference at the Soviet Embassy ends Malenkov three week visit. He predicts communism will triumph in peaceful competition over the Western way of life within a century and says Russia seeks friendship with all, including the United States. Khrushchev and Bulganin cited as allies.
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Georgi Malenko
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Malenkov
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Bulgania
Khrushchev
Khrushcchev
Stalin
Dear Miss Dix: husband underfoot after night shift
Dorothy Dix advises Mrs P V on adjusting to a husband home all day after nightly work. She urges accepting the change, recapturing honeymoon companionship, seeking productive joint activities, and recognizing that a living husband is better than none.
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Miss DIX
Susie
Mamie
Pro Western Party Loses Ground In Ceylon Elections
In Colombo April 5 Sir John Kotelawala and the United National party suffered surprising losses to a Communist backed coalition in the first round of Ceylon's general elections. Bandaranaike's People's United Front captured 13 of 24 seats. 42 seats decided today with 18 more to be announced tomorrow.
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Ceylon
John Kate
Hawala
United National Party
United National
Kotelawala
People’s United Front
Solomon West
Ridgway
Dias Bandaranaike
Bandaranaike
Indian Ocean
Middletown Girl In Auto Hit By Engine
A diesel locomotive collided with a car at Wareham Place Alley in Hagerstown at 8 20 last night injuring a student nurse and a young man. They were taken to Washington County Hospital for treatment. The accident followed a lack of signals at the crossing and a bell was reportedly ringing.
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Franklin Streets
Washisington County Hospital
Community Rescue Service
Nathan Scott Bunarp Jr
Williamsport
Jane Marie Shank
Middletown
Sieed Toaay
Paul Mentzer
America
Robert Grimsley
Carroll
Buharp
Frederick
the Union
Erick
The
Eastern Star
W. F. Ankeney
Pope Ave
Grace Nne
Eagles Elect Officers and February Dinner At Frederick
About 150 members of the Frederick Fraternal Order of Eagles attended the annual election and a buffet dinner afterward on East Patrick street. New officers include John E. Gittinger as worthy president and Russell L. Bales as trustee. delegates to the state convention will meet in Cumberland June 29 to July 1. Several community notices follow, including church services, illness updates, and Easter activities.
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James E. Devilbiss
Hayes L. Ruthvin
Bernard Smith
East Patrick Street
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