Eisenhower Labor Reform Bill Passes House in Big Win
The House approved the Landrum Griffin labor reform bill by 229 to 201, delivering a sharp victory for President Eisenhower and a blow to Democratic leaders and organized labor. The vote shifts focus to the Senate where a conference with the administration bill could stall or produce a compromise.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Gettysburg
House of Representatives
Landrum-Griffin
McClellan
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Arthur E. Seumid
Wiliam P. Rogers
Capitol
Buk
Phil M. Landrum
D-Gal
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Seven CAP Cadets Attend International Air Cadet Exchange Party
Civil Air Patrol girls from Maryland and District of Columbia attended an international CAP party at Bolling Air Force Base on August 6. The event honored 17 foreign cadets, with hostesses and a Hawaii drill team, and included a dance band and semi formal dinner at the Capitol Room. Cadets Mary Lee Jackson Patricia Shepley Manda Smith Barbara Malfe Carol Ann Swope Deane Davis Barbara Franzern from Frederick and Brunswick squads represented their groups. Invitations arrived via Friendship International Airport and were received by Brigadier General Stephen D. McEiro.
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Jocal
Civil Air Patrol
Capitol Room
Bolling Air Force Base
Maryland District of Columbia
Friendship International Airport
Stephen D. McEiro
U.S A.F
C.A.P
Hawaii
Frederick
Mary Lee Jackson
Patricia Shepley
Manda Smith
Barbara Malfe
Carol Ann Swope
Brunswick
Deane Davis
Barbara Franzern
Lime Kiln Community Notes Residents Gather for Visits and Birthday
Lime Kiln notices report Sunday church services led by Rev. Charles A. Shook and a weekend of visitors and family gatherings. Families from Baltimore, Middletown, Falls Church, Frederick, and Silver Spring arrive or host, with a granddaughter Diana Mills Jr. birthday celebrated at the Mills home. Multiple relocations and visits wrap the weekend in local social activity.
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M. M. Carter
Charles A. Shook
James
Harold Hankey
Baltimore
Edgar Rollison
Harold
Ebbie Rollison
Debbie
E. A. Grove
Ross
Mills Sr
Diana Mills
Ross’ Mills Jr
Frederick
Miss
Stills
Middletown
Erma DeGrange
Sally Crummitt
Lester Dudrow
Ross Mrs Sr
Tatenville
Tenn
John Green
Carlson Kreh
Silver Springs
George Compher
Falls ‘Church
Arthur Siberts
Amy “Kreb
Barbara Mills
June Dudros
TV and radio highlights for the coming week
NBC broadcasts feature Dodgers against Cardinals on Saturday and Sunday with repeats. Gov Lawrence appears on Meet the Press on NBC. CBS rebroadcasts Conquest with an open heart operation. NBC airs Khrushchev suggestions for his visit. NBC Sunday offers O Henry drama The Ransom of Red Chief with Rooney’s son Teddy. ABC film Bold Journey shows Himalayan ascent. Andy Williams Show on CBS Tuesday welcomes Eddie Gorme and Mel Tormé.
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C. Christie
Charles Mercer York
New York
Robert Roth
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
NBC
Conquest
CBS
University of Minnesota Hospital
Chet Huntley
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles River
Cambridge
Mass
O. Henry
Red Chief
William Bendix
Hans Conried
Mickey Rooney
Teddy
ABC
Himalayas
Andy Wiliams
Eddie Gorme
Mel
Transit Concessions Sought to Save Baltimore Co
Baltimore transit faces a possible overhaul as Transit and Traffic Commissioner Henry A. Barnes urges tax concessions to preserve private service. Mayor J. Harold Grady cautions none promised this year while BTC would convert two streetcar lines to bus operations, add shelters, and seek a fixed gross profit.
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Baltimore
Henry A. Barnes
Baltimore ‘Transit Co
J. Harold Grady
Barnes
BIC
BTC
Maryland
Grady
Television Highlights and U N Budget Report
Bee and comedian Mr Ballantine host Wednesday on CBS Arm strong Circle Theater repeats its documentary drama about a nuclear powered submarine crossing under the North Pole. Playhouse 99 on CBS Thursday features Velvet Alley. Dag Hammarskjold proposes a record U N budget of 61 363 200 for 1959 with the United States share at 32 51 percent.
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Bee
Mr. Ballantine
CBS
Armstrong Circle Theater
iPole
Playhouse 99
Start Carney
Hollywood
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammariskjold
United States
More Rain Delays Recovery After Formosa Floods
More rain fell in central and southern Formosa hampering efforts to recover from floods that swept 649 people to death and left about a quarter of a million homeless.
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Formosa
Taipei
The News Frederick August 14 1859 Front Page
The Frederick newspaper reports local and regional affairs with notices, brief items, and events. Contents include political notes, community updates, and notices affecting residents and businesses in Frederick and nearby counties.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
State Begins Highway Accident Prevention Program
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Department of Health has started a summer course for 187 drivers in its fleet of 500 cars. The education emphasizes personal responsibility with no tests or gadgets, led by James K. Middleton, an assistant chief. The nine year fleet history shows 48 accidents over 300,000 miles, a rate near the national average for commercial fleets.
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James K. Middleton
Baltimore
Department of Health
Middleton
Hancock
Fragmented OCR sports and entertainment items jumble
The clipping lists countless program names, show titles, broadcasts, and personalities such as Gale Storm, Douglas Fairbanks, Abbott and Costello, and Edna. It reads as a shuffled, readable fragment of TV, radio, and theater entries with dates, titles, and vague scheduling notes.
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Ike
Western Maryland Railway Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maj
William Morgan
Fidel Castro
Rowerande
Chevrolet
East Patrick St
A7eras
University of Zi
Radio Maryland
Save Transit Co
Wright Welding & Wrought Iron Co
East
Patrick St
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Watermaster Engineering Co
Washington Blvd
Elkridge
Northfield
Seed Company
South Front Street
Philadelphia
Seaboard
Farmers Cooperative
Frederick, Md
T Assn., Inc
Middletown, Md
Middletown No
R. L. Kelly & Sons
Thurmont Cooperative Asen., Inc
Thurmont, Md
Phone and
Farmers Supply Co
Walkersville, Md
Vinewood
Gall & Smith
Cole & Sons Furniture House
South Market Street
H Market
Benrus
Elgins
Hamiltons
Bulovas
Gruens
Whttrauers
Thams
Underwoods
ROYS
Remingtons
SMITH
Monroe
Remimetons
Winchesters
Marins
Mossberg, Stereng
WMAE
Whal-Tv
WJE
Rec-Tv
Wig-Tv
Wmal-Tv
Coblentz & Main, Inc. Insurance
Guiding Light
Angie S
Joan Kien
Jane Turner
Ki-Garden
Reader’s Digest
Gale Storm
Parote
Dr. Maione
Douglas Fairbanks
Rude
Deane Show
Verdice
Pam S
Who Do
You Trust
Mowie
Jim Bowie
Burrs and Allen
Mocke, Mouse
Crusader Rabbit
Life of
Ruev
Ames
Ands
Teffs Colie
Abbott and Costellowie
Ica
African Patrol
Samard Frends
Srharee Stoozes
Gallaher
Crognan
Edna
Stickbeuckiebery
Tim Bowie
Sirenga
Valiey
t—Loverts—Malone
Ozers
Rialxie
Tiduards
Kcathey
Merce
Brinkley
Tonbstone
Mv Business Theater
All Sters
Rowny
Alanzn Johnson
Alex Miteff
Sachet Bashoe
All Tis
Heaven
Hulot
Ghway West Theater
Sage Barr Darce
Mone
Tepper
Ecoreboard
Norman Virmeen Peale
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
R. E. Whitesel
E. E. Whitesell
N. Market St
Pandenburs
Brandenburg
Patrick
Eclipse Porter-Cable
Mower
Bunton Trimmers
Edgers
BAKER
Olga
Ad Crozer Stoker
Hillside“ Coal & OF
Coater ST
News and Post
Discount Supermart
East Street
Wiop-Tv
Lancaster
Wgal-Tv
Market St
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Decline and Son Fexersl Directors Ambulance Service
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