Angel backs theater to insure one more week at Braddock Heights
An anonymous sponsor known as the angel backs The Mountain Theater to keep Braddock Heights open for another week. Talent Showcase's attorney Manuel M. Weinberg says bills for this week will be covered and equipment leased while a new corporation may form to carry the season, seek support, and honor season tickets with potential special party rates to boost attendance.
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Vox
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Manuel M. Weinberg
Talent Showcase Corporation
Playhouse
Weinberg
Fredenck Counuaps
Furloughs Hit Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Clerical Staff
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced 406 additional layoffs, all clerical, effective next Monday, bringing total job losses to 3,400 amid a steel strike wave. About 200 of the new furloughs affect clerical workers in the Baltimore area, with no regional breakdown available for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Band O
Labor Bill Tossed To Conference
The Senate and House sent the labor control fight to a 14 member conference after Democratic leaders pledged to avoid deadlock. Key figures include Kennedy Johnson Dirksen Goldwater and Prouty with Mundt warning of possible stalemate and a direct House bill path. The outcome hinges on compromise amid anti racketeering aims in union regulation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
White House
South Dakota
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Lynsdon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Everett M Dirksen
Poinois
Kennedy
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Wayne Morse Ofregon
Dirksen
Goldwater
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Fire-Retardant Paint Promises Five Minute Fire Jump
National paint firm markets a fire retardant finish for interior use in seven colors including white. Three coats recommended, applies by brush roller or spray. Not a miracle product but slows spread and reduces smoke, potentially granting fire departments extra time. Navy tests show helpful flame spread hindrance on walls.
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Fix
NEA Service
Navy
Services Held For City Engineer W Raymond Walter
Large attendance at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ as officials and former administrators honor City Engineer William Raymond Walter who died of a heart attack. Governor Tawes-appointed state planner, former mayors Munshower and Derr attend, with active and honorary pallbearers from city government and Lions Club. City offices closed.
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William. Raymond Walter
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul L. Althouse
Lions Club
Tawes
Maryland
MY Walter
Elmer F. Munshower
John A. Derr
William H. Bartgis
William B. Burali
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Lioyd R. Stup
Emmett R Bowlus
Mr. Walter
Jacob R. Ramsburg
O. Wilson Bankies
Joseph F. Eisenhauer Ii
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Charles V. Main
Roger H. Willard
Charlie Weaver Builds An Empire as Dick Kleiner NEA Staff Correspondent
Clif Arquette, once sparse in work, now enjoys a thriving career with a trusted business manager urging restraint. He rose from doodling in a broom closet to TV fame as Charley Weaver, crafting old man characters, wigs, and a museum collection in Gettysburg while planning a modern Hobby Lobby style show and Weaver family cameos.
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Dick Kleiner
NEA
NEW York
Clif Arquette
Apalletic
Cleveland
Artists Themes
Charley
Cliff
Paar
Arquette
Tumnor
Weaver
Charles
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Ike
Lut
Oberley Weaver Empire
Visit Site In Assessment Dispute In Frederick County
County officials led by Lumen F Norris and Goodloe E Byron inspected a West Seventh gasoline station whose assessed value is disputed by Total attorney The visit extended to Reicher and Sons Sinclair Station on West Seventh where Manuel M Weinberg for Jacob and Sol M Reicher warned of court action if figures are not adjusted The Commissioners asked for an Assessment Office report detailing how the disputed value was derived and all figures Norris expected the report before today s meeting The board remains the sole appeals body for disputed Frederick County assessments and must decide whether to accept or modify the office figures before any further action
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Lumen F. Norris
Goodloe E. Byron
Seventh Street
Total Attorney
Reicher and Sons Smmclair
West Seventh Street
Manuel M. Weinberg
Jacob
Sol M. Reicher
Norris
Frederick County
Khrushchev Visit To Be Publicized Across U S Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev plans a two week United States trip with 150 newsmen already seeking coverage. Possible stops include San Francisco New York Washington Town Farm and Pittsburgh with Texas and Florida ruled out. In Algeria a separate drive named Operation Cooler raised 30000 for refrigerators for French army units to boost morale.
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Washington
Nikitarushchev
Khrushchev
State Department
Texas
Florida
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Pittsburgh
Algiers
Alegeria
Governor backs Dr Byrd amid Tidewater Fisheries work
Maryland Governor Tawes voiced strong support for Dr B C Byrd and the Tidewater Fisheries Commission. He praised early results after two and a half months, opened an inservice training school for TFC law officers at Washington College, and noted a sharp drop in Maryland oyster production and packing houses, urging renewed focus to restore the Chesapeake seafood industry.
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Chestertown
Tawes
B.C. Byrd
Maryland
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Fisheries Department
TFC
Washington College
Chesapeake Bay
Three Economic Goals Are Listed For Nation
Washington AP reports a special Cabinet committee led by Vice President Richard M. Nixon laid out three national objectives. The aims are economic growth through expanding output, maximum employment in suitable jobs, and reasonable price stability. A non identified committee member said the statement signals optimism that prices will stay within bounds as growth remains the focus. The panel noted price stability as a means to promote growth.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Treasury Pays Refunds to Area Residents in Backlog
The Federal Treasury holds thousands of dollars in refunds for 2,800 Marylanders as the IRS seeks to locate taxpayers with incorrect or outdated addresses. Checks up to $19,? are available to those who notify the District Director of Internal Revenue in Baltimore with current and former addresses and social security numbers. Residents named include R. and M. G Ahalt of Middletown, G. and L. Brown of Gaithersburg, L. S. Clagert of Frederick, and Charles F. Crampton of Frederick.
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Federal Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Custom House
Baltimore 7
M. G Ahalt
Middletown
G. and
L. Brown
Gaithersburg
L. S. Clagert
Frederick
Charles F. Crampton
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Mr. Olivet
Harry E. Curry Company
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W. Raymond Walter
Charlie Weaver
Cliff Arquette
Pixie
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Calif
Charley Weaver
Jack Paar
Apa Perraghive
Charley Weaer
Sehler Amercan
S-pessenger
N.A.D.A
Redbook
iMoyer Rambler Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Jttin
Westinghouse
Opportunity
Ibeuehinis Equipment Company
Byrd
Treasury
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Phone Sky
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Avuw
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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