Berlin student calls East German peace parade a fake
An American student in Berlin says the Communist led peace parade was a fake that deepened East West divisions. He fears publicity could harm his teaching prospects in the United States and notes most Americans at the festival were visitors rather than delegates. He criticizes the march and comments on life under Communism.
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Erlin
World Youth Peace
Fes
Toy
Unitedates
University of Dun
Italy
Vincent
East Berlin
Europe
Communist Party
Friendschaft
Government payroll cuts eyed to save 40,000 jobs
A Senate House committee approved a 10 percent cut plan for many federal payrolls centered on independent offices. If enacted, vacancies would be filled at 25 percent, with full restoration after the target is met. Exemptions include Defense, Post Office and Treasury. Bond news follows: Routzahn bound over for delinquency case. Ingram faces two bastardy charges with children born in 1947 and 1951.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Defense
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Earl L. Routzahn
Routzahn
Joseph Lester Ingram
Elva C. Holland
Rinehart Named to Maryland Racing Commission
Annapolis August 13 D E Rinehart Washington County farmer and horseman was named to the State Racing Commission by Governor McKeldin for a six year term at 3000 dollars annually. He replaces Wilbur R Dulin and will join Frank Small Jr as chairman in a three member panel governing flat and harness racing.
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Annapolis
D. Eldred Rinehart
Washington County
State Racing Commission
State House
McKeldin
Rinehart
Wilbur R. Dulin
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Agriculture and Mechanical Association of
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Washington County Farm Bureau
McKeldings
Frank Small, Jr
H. Courtenay Jenifer
Senate approves Franco aid for Spain in $400 million package
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a no-strings $400 million military and economic aid program for Franco Spain and rejected a subcommittee criticism of the Spanish dictatorship.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Executor Isaac Hankey presents final account in Orphans Court
In Woodsboro, Isaac L. Hankey, executor of Marcie Edna Hankey, reports a total estate of 2673.19 with disbursements 1450.32 leaving 1222.87 net. payments include Mount Hope Cemetery Company and churches in Creaperstown Frederick and other relatives. Also noted is Daisy L. Page estate audit filed by Margaret Croneburg with net 556.67 after disbursements 1088.58. Rose M. Beall’s filing shows estate 110.08 with disbursements 47.97 leaving overpaid 366.79.
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Isaac L. Hankey
Marcie Edna Hankey
Tars
Mount Hope Cemetery Company
Woodsboro
St. John's
Gertrude Linthicum
Mary Hogarth
John Croneburg
Rose M. Beall
Murphy A. Beall
Dedicating Skyway Opens Coast to Coast Voice Skyway
A ceremony marks the opening of a coast to coast voice skyway using a new microwave radio relay. The event will be held Friday at the Long Lines headquarters of the American Telephone and Telegraph.
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Long Lines
American Telephone and Tele
Wireless microwave system links 46k to 500k miles of circuits
Graph Co reports a 40 million dollar microwave network set to equip over 46 000 miles of telephone circuits by Friday with growth toward about 500 000 miles in weeks to come. The system aims to enable coast to coast television by September 30 starting with one westbound channel. The project uses 110 highway post office buses to move mail where rail links are absent.
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Fast Berlin
Axylor
Joseph Kaylor
Department of Forests and Parks
Board of Public Works
Garrett County
Real Estate Board of
Frederick
Real Estate Board OF Frederick
D. E. Rinehart
Racing Commission
South Market ST
Sam Miller
J Golbart
U.S. Route 40
R. D
Frank Perrotti
Woodbridge
Conn
Perrotti
Dodge
Aler
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market St
E. Church ST
Mit
Tel
U.S
Weil Brothers, Inc
N. Market St
Kelvinator
Polarsphere
Oriyat
Damascus, Md
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
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