Washington Notes on Schine Humprhey Hughes and Hammarskjold
Washington Notebook reports Pvt G David Schine at Camp Gordon aiding Secret Service guarding the President, notes Humprrey’s horse accident impact on his daughter, and explains Budget Director Hughes carries an eye infection. It covers Secretary Wilson’s Far East plans, Knowland’s FOIA-like request on 1943 1954 treaties, and Hammarskjold’s UN remarks on China Subversion and staff loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
U. S. Army
G. David Schine
United States
Pvt
Schine
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Ike
Secret Service
Mr. Humphrey
Rowland R. Hughes
National City Bank
New York
Mr. Hughes
Brown University
Hughes
Detroit
Joseph M. Dodge
Budget Bureau
Defense
C. E. Wilson
Pentagon
Far East
Orient
Eisenhower
Wilson
U. S. State Department
U.S
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
U. S
George Sub
Bricker
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
National Press Club
China
Hammarskiold
United Nations Club
Amateur Contest Acts Are Judged At Middle town event
Buzz Buzzerd gave a piano solo and Gene Baer performed ventriloquism, judged as top acts at a Saturday amateur contest by Middle town High School Alumni Association at Valley High School. Fifteen acts competed. winners earned 15 dollars per class with 7.5 dollars added to grand prize.
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Buzz Buzzerd
Gene Baer
Middletown High School Alumni Association
The
Valley High School
Patricia Harshman
Betty Ray Gladhill
Richard Pry
Cecil Holter
Virgil Doub
George C. Rhoderick
Douglas Pyles
Sterling Edwards
Maurice Barkley
Bob Dyal
Susan Marie Poole
Richard Frey
Marietta Summers
Janice Smith
James Main
Samuel Wulfer
Billy Ogle
Martha Haugh
Marilyn Rudy
Donald Easterday
Barbara Pyles
Maryland tourism drive urged after chamber meeting
Maryland Chamber of Commerce leaders urge stronger efforts to attract visitors across the state from Western Maryland mountains to Chesapeake Bay. Anthony Sali of Cumberland, newly elected president of the Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce, says residents and outsiders overlook the state’s attractions. The two day meeting concluded in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
Anthony Sali
Cumberland
Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland travel council eyed as state publicity plan
Delegates from 18 chambers urged a state level push to promote scenic and historic attractions. Gov McKeldin called a May 12 meeting in Annapolis to discuss forming a Maryland travel council with about 2,000 invitees. Sah elected president after James W Stone of Hagerstown. officers include George Slagle of Frederick. Next meeting slated for Ocean City in July.
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Sali
Sah
James W. Stone
Hagertown
George Slagle
Frederick
Stone
Ocean City
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West Patrick Street
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Donald B. Rice
Charles V. Main
William J. Cumby
Baltimore
Cumby
Paul Shoemaker
Arthur Wolfe
George Kline
Larry King
Oscar Shafer, Jr
Ford
2. L. Polk & Company
Americas
the Frederick Motor CO
Rockville
Albert L. Chapman
Region
U.S Public Health Service
Gilein F. Meadors
National Cancer Institute
Norman R. Rath
University of Brick
Gerry McCoy
Monti Hs
Gomery County
St. Joseph's Hospital
All Saints Episcopal Church
Chevy Chase
John Theodore McCoy
M. Meinerney
Associae
Coai
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
D. W. Whitehead
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market Street
Ledgewood
Mehri F. Wachter & Son
N. Market ST
Tosn Mor
Anal Finance CO
East Patrick ST
Monument
Robert C. Schutz Jil
YES
Horace Heidt
Heidt
Winchester Hall Auditorium
Frederick Jaycees
Sears Roebuck and CO
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