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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1956

Page

10

House subcommittee says some businessmen exploited unpaid posts

A Democratic controlled House subcommittee charged that businessmen used unpaid federal posts to aid private industries. They accused the Commerce Department of hampering the investigation, prompting strong dissent from Republicans who called the report cynical and venomous. The dispute centers on the Business and Defense Services Administration and WOC staff assisting private firms.

Washington House Commerce Department House Judiciary Committee Celler New York Keating Commerce Weeks Business and Defense Services Administration Businssmen Department Wocs WOC Rodina Byron G. Rogers Cole Qui

Parkway plan eyed to spur canal area business

In Washington area planning for a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal parkway to attract business is advancing with support from editorial writers. Douglas led a 184 mile hike to promote the project as National Park Service funding of 100000 dollars could start work that summer amid a national reunion hike.

Washington Post Times Herald Harper's Ferry W. Va Douglas Supreme Court William O. Douglas Campiay Fort Frederick Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Potomac River Douglas Douglas National Park Service Miami Fla Comedienne Martha Raye Arena Land Washington, D.C Westport Benjamin Thompson Robert Jagency Bridgeport Conn O'Shea Aster Sen. Beall R-Md Aager

Traffic death emergency urged as US records surge

The National Safety Council declares a traffic accident emergency after March deaths reach 2,960 and the first quarter totals near an all time high. Dearborn urges state and national action, with four regional conferences planned for May to curb rising highway fatalities. In Baltimore, Millard E. Tydings gains endorsement for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination with local backers backing his bid ahead of the May 7 primary.

Ned H. Lyear Dearborn Council Atlantic City Miami Chicago San Francisco

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