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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1959

Page

9

Maryland Unemployment Benefits Fall in March

In Maryland the March total of regular unemployment benefits dropped from February and from March last year, not due to improved jobs. 3,176 people exhausted 26 weeks of regular benefits in March, with 2,648 exhausting extended benefits. Regular payments were 4,723,700, down from February and March 1958. Some may receive 12 weeks of aid under an extended program, but those exhausting regular benefits after April 1 lose eligibility.

Baltimore Maryland Robert B. Kimble Department of Employment Security Department

Six Months On Charge Of Failure To Support

A county man was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for failure to support four infant children. George W. Fisher, RFD 4 Frederick, was found guilty after his wife testified to dire hardship and his unemployment. An assault case against Raymond J. McDonough was postponed as he sought legal aid. Gene Krupa marries Patricia Bowler in Yonkers.

House of Correction Wilbur F. Sheffield Sr George W. Fisher RFD Frederick Fisher Raymond 3 McDonough Frances I. Jones Jones

Mrs. White Heads DAR National President General

Mrs Ashmead White of Lubec Maine won the DAR presidency general in a close race at Constitution Hall with a tally of 1246 to 1076 over Mrs Ralph Williams Newland of St Joseph Michigan The 68th Continental Congress saw about 2200 ballots cast with 1800 delegates awaiting results Tellers labored over 11 hours The new first vice president general was Mrs Harold E Erb of Garden City New York who received 1306 votes Outgoing President General Mrs Frederic A Groves of Cape Girardeau Missouri offered best wishes as the officers stood for a final bow.

Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Ashmead White Lubec Maine Constitution Hall Harold E. Erb Garden City N.Y Frederic A. Groves Cape Girardeau, Mo

Campaign leaders named for college drive in 1959 phase

W S Paul college president announces the campaign with John S Rice of Gettysburg as general campaign chair and John A Appie of Sunbury as vice chair. A special gifts committee will oversee large leadership gifts. Funds from the first phase in 1959 will pay for a new physical education building and an infirmary.

W.S. Paul John S. Rice Gettysburg Pennsylvania Commonwealth College Board’ of Trustees John A . Appie Sunbury

St Lawrence Seaway Opens Saturday With World Ships

Montreal AP reports more than 30 ships await passage through the 475 million dollar Seaway canal as elaborate ceremonies are planned for the opening. Vessels from many nations, including ocean-going ships, will enter the Great Lakes with official ceremonies set for June 26 attended by President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth I.

Montreal St. Laurence Seaway Great Lakes Eisenhower Queen Elizabeth 1

McElroy urges sacrifices to face Soviet edge in economy

Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy warned that Soviet economic progress threatens U S leadership and demands sacrifices and hard choices. He said increasing U S output is essential and may require the nation to adjust spending and consumption. Gettysburg College funds drive is also noted in the report.

New York Neil McElroy America Free World Gettysburg College

Advertising Bureau member shapes trade association plans

A member of the Bureau of Advertising for the American Newspaper Publishers Association outlines upcoming activities and goals. The notice emphasizes industry cooperation and standards development among member publishers and advertisers.

Pension Plan For Football Players

National Football League owners approved a league paid hospitalization medical life insurance and retirement benefit plan for all active players. The program, praised by Players Association leader Bill Howton, covers medical and life insurance with loans for illness and distress and sets pension eligibility after four years plus one game of active service at age 65.

Philadelphia Players Association Bill Howton Green Bay Packers NFL Bert Bell Ately

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