AFL-CIO leaders warn of deeper recession and jobless rise
The AFL-CIO says the nation faces a growing recession with unemployment near six million by June and steel production at a nine year low. They urge large tax cuts, expanded unemployment benefits, and insist on no wage or price freezes. Economists offer mixed views as Congress debates steps to revive demand and investment. Grace Brown of Hood College attends a national registrars meeting in Cincinnati.
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Ngton
George Jed Izhor
Hiean
Afl-Cio
Meany
AFL - Cio
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
David J. McDonald
Big
Steelworkers Union
House Banking Committee
Senate House Economic
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William F. Butter
New York’s
Chase Manhattan Bank
Martin R. Gainsbrugh
National Industrial Conference Board
Businexs
Cincinnati
American Association of Collegiate
Netherland Hilton Hotel
Grace Brown
Hood’ College
Frederick
Construction of New DES Building Delayed
Baltimore six million dollar DES headquarters construction delayed from June 1959 to October next year. Legal hurdles delay start: land transfer from Urban Renewal Agency and street closure ordinance. Public hearing and bidding follow. Project near State Office Center. completion now planned for late 1960. Luther C. Mann will probate in Orphans Court. grandson Douglas Mann to inherit. Guardian and executor named E Austin James, attorney. will dated March 1, 1955.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Department
Urban Renewal and Housing Agency
Kimble
Bernard 5. Melnicore
State Office i Center
Department of Public Improvements
Faubus Loses in Court Over Little Rock Suit
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously rejected Gov Orval Faubus of Arkansas appeal against district court rulings on integration at Central High School Little Rock. The court upheld federal authority to use troops to enforce desegregation and warned against officials yielding to mobs to avoid duty. Faubus planned further appeal though no comment was given by him.
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ST. Louis
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Federal Court of Appeals
Linke Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
Central High
Faubus
Areansas
Geramie
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Eisenhower
101St Airborne Division
Little Rock
Arkansas Guardsmen
Tom Harper
Fort Smith
Ark
Court of Appeals
Summit conference may open with concessions by Britain
British officials favor modest inclusion of Poland and Czechoslovakia in early summit talks to move negotiations forward. The move challenges American objections to Soviet satellites' voices in talks. France faces a domestic crisis over Algeria, while Britain and the United States appear ready to press ahead with preparatory discussions. Eisenhower and Khrushchev show renewed commitment to converge, with possible easing on a ban on atomic testing under safeguards to prevent cheating.
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Britain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
France
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Arctic
Khrushchev
Gromy ‘Ko
Rockville Elects Green as Mayor in Landslide Victory
Rockville Md voters elected Alexander J. Greene mayor as the Rockville Citizens for Good Government slate won decisively over scattered write-ins. Greene captured 705 votes while John E. Oxley and A M Tuchtan received 3 and 39 votes respectively. council members were reelected amid the broader victory.
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Rockville
Citizens for Good Govern_ment
Alexander J. Greene
John E. Oxley
A. M. Tuchtan
Local Council Results Show Frank Ecker Headlines Vote
Frank A. Ecker wins a council seat with 690 votes while John M. Rausch gains 687. Charles W. Prettyman secures a council seat with 767 votes and Joseph C. Rodgers has 653.
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Frank A. Ecker
John M. Rausch
Charles W.prettyman
Joseph C. Rodgers
Navy Missile Fails Monday in Cape Canaveral Flight
The Navy reported Monday night that a Vanguard rocket failed to reach orbit when the third stage did not fire after launch from Cape Canaveral. Preliminary data showed first two stages operated, but the third stage and second stage debris plunged into the Atlantic about 1,500 miles downrange. The mission, part of the International Geophysical Year, sought early satellite data.
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Washington
Navy
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pentagon
Navel Research Laboratory
Shookstown 4-H Girls Hold April Meeting and Demonstrations
Shookstown 4-H Club met April 21 at Frances Cursail's home with a cake making demo by Cursail and Linda Burdette and a milkshake demo by Barbara Bender and Sherry Delauter. Members shared cookies, judged, and a 100 percent attendance was recorded. Jeremiah Valliant to become Salisbury mayor next Monday with details noted by 4-H leader Mrs. Pauline Bell and plants given to each girl for growth.
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Shookstown
Frances’ Cursail
Linda Burdette
Shookstown Girls 4-H Club
Frances. Cursail’s
Barbara Bender
Sherry Delauter
Valliant
Salisbury
Wanda Burdette
Shirley Wis
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Jeremiah Valliant
4-H
Pauline Bell
Ing
Linda Burd
Ette
Courcil Varancy
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Kemp
Safeway
Gus Rymas
Paso
Kennedy' Ter
Mr. Ryman
Don Esterly
F_ F. MOTORS
Evergreen Pt
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Park ’N Shop
Discount Mart Fair Grounds
Wilbur E. Nusz
Dial MO
Wayside Radio
Patrick St
Aoa Aioe
Penney's
Cool Ray
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro, Md
Dial General
Penney’s
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Baby
Cine
Bennett
William S
West Patrick St
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