Northern Democrats move to free civil rights bill in House
Four Democratic Rules Committee members urged Chairman Smith to convene a meeting and advance the civil rights bill. Smith, hostile to civil rights, has until Thursday to decide. if not, a majority can force a meeting. Opposing Democrats and Republican allies would determine the bill's fate through possible Senate conference actions.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Rules
Smith
D-Va
Bolling
Delaney
O'Neill
Mass
Madden
House
Celler
New York
Senate
Rep
Keating
Senate House Conference
Knight To Run Again: Blasts At Knowland
Sacramento reports Gov Goodwin Knight in California announces re election bid and fires a broadside at Sen William F Knowland over using the governorship as a pawn in the 1960 presidential contest Knight notes two potential presidential contenders while not naming them and urges the office remain focused on state welfare
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Sacramento
Goodwin Knight
California
William F. Knowland
State
Knowland
Knight
Hte
Nixon
Burke Airport Fund Rejected By Senate
The Senate rejected a House approved 12.5 million dollar appropriation to start a 50 million dollar airport project at Burke Virginia. The vote followed debate and defeats on a motion to restore the House allowance. The Airways Modernization Board must propose a site for a second Washington airport by next January, with opposition from Byrd Robertson Buller and Beall to Burke and Friend Ship Airport near Baltimore.
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Washington
Senate Today
Appropriations Committee
Burke
Senate
Sen. Monroney
Dokla
Airways Modernization Board
Congress
Virginia
Byrd and
Robertson
Maryland
Buller
Beall
Friendship
Baltimore
Perryville Seeks to Save Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Perryville Maryland mayor Gorrell appeals to Senators Beall Butler and Rep Miller urging to maintain Bainbridge Naval Training Center. Navy plans to end recruit training by Sept 1 reducing center personnel from 12 000 to 4 504 and risking local economy.
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Perryville
Trai Bridge Naval Jr
Confess For
M B. Garreil
J. Glenn Beall
John Marshall Butler
Edward T. Miller
Navy
Reemu
Bainbridge
Gorrell
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Anniversary roll of American figures and historical dates
Notable births deaths and events listed include surgeons, politicians, and explorers such as Valentine Mott, Robert F. Stockton, Thaddeus S. C. Low, Benjamin Harrison, Francis T. Nicholls, Henry T. Rainey, plus a “Today in History” roundup of events from 1763 to 1934 and a note on a pneumonia epidemic in Sydney with a regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Mott
New York
Robert F. Stockton
Naval
California
New Jersey
U.S
Princeton
N. J
Thaddeus S. C. Low
Aeronautics Corps
Jefferson, N.H
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
North Bend
Ohio
Francis T. Nicholls
Louisiana
Donaldsville
Kenry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Carrollton
Ill
Fallen Timber
Toledo
Anthon Wayne
Northwest
Hague
United States
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Solomon Islands
Big Inch
Texas
Linden
Chicago
Edna F. Kelly
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gesrie D.aiken
Vermont
Dummerston
Walter J. Murphy
American Chemical Society
Pay
Kansas
Wallace, N
Willis D. Gale
Commonwealth Edison
la Vaile
Wis
Walter H. Gray
Conner
Richmond
Aga. Allen
King
Northern States Power Co
MinNeapolis
Edgar A. Guest
Detroit
England
CWO Sier Reports New Duty At Fort Monroe
CWO Robert M. Sier of this city reported to Fort Monroe Virginia for duty and has been assigned to the 225th Military Police Detachment per Col Paul R. Jeffrey Fort Monroe Post Commenter. He served 22 years in the Army with nine years foreign duty in England Korea Japan Hawaii Trieste France Germany and Austria earning the Purple Heart and Bronze Star among other decorations. He graduated from the Armys Parachute School and Provost Marshal General School and is the son of Mrs Carmie Snyder of Grant Place.
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CWO
Sier
Robert M. Sier
Fort Monroe
Paul R. Jeffrey
Maryland
U. S
Trieste
Verdun
France
England
Korea
Japan
Hawaii
Germany
Austria
Siler
U. S. Seventh Infantry Division
Cwo Sier
Arms’s Parachute School
Fort Benning
Provost Marshal General School
Fort Gordon, Ga
Lit
Carmie §. Snyder
Grant Place
TV And Radio Time Line From A Busy Morning
WIELLIM GLOVER surveys a New York broadcast morning from 7:30 am EDT to noon. NBC CBS and ABC feature news reports, cartoons, quiz shows, films, and a Senate hearing coverage, with local notices about school open days and community visits.
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Wiellim Glover
Charles Mercer
New York
Ned Calmer
CBS
Jack Lescoure
NBC
Kangaroo
Yooster
ABC
Tinker Tom
Dave Garroway
Air Force
Josie McCarthy
My Little Margie
Stu Erwin
Fred Waring
Arlene Francis
Ian Murray
Bill Cullen
Peter Lind Hayes
Arthur Godfrey
Dumont
Senate
Labor Committee
Iup
Bob Barker
Emmitsburg Notices and Social Visits Report
Emmitsburg residents and guests are cataloged, including Mrs Stella Topper hosting visiting Gunn and Shorb families, Mrs James Arnold hosting Pitzer and Zurgable relatives, and Mrs Norris, Mrs Topper, and others visiting local homes. The Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a smorgasbord and dance on August 24 at the Post Home with Bud Codors Orchestra. Dr Robert T. Marshall notes transportation will be provided for Mother Seton students. Lions Club stag party and upcoming horse show plans are reported. locals enjoy weekend visits from Washington DC, Gettysburg, and Camp Lejeune families.
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Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Louis Gunn
Riverside
Norris
H.stinson
Joseph Guile
Oneida
N. Y
Stella Topper
W. Main St
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Post
Lumen F. Noriris
Rowe Annex
Bud Codors
Robert T. Marshall
Mother Seton
PTA
Ames A. Sensenbaugh
Fredericks County
29th Division Troops Praised By Commander
INDIANTOWN GAP Pa Aug 19 The commander of the 21st Maryland and 2nd Virginia troops praised the division morale at end of first day maneuvers. Maj Gen Henry C Evans said the 7,000 guardsmen arrived safely from home armories and are engaging fully in tactical problems with tanks artillery and infantry. The 125th Infantry Maryland known as the counties regiment and the 58th Infantry from Baltimore conducted combat training as division strength was reported at 7,568 with attached transportation battalion and Roanoke Va artillery battalion.
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Indiantown Gap
Maryland
Virginia
Harrisburg
Henry C. Evans
125Th Infantry Regiment
Counties’ Regiment
Atssth Infantry
Baltimore
Verson R. Simpson
Airy
Roanoke
Radio Schedule Fragment Amid Evening Lineup
A dense OCR listing shows a multi show broadcast slate with names like Amos and Andy, Cisco Kid, News and Weather,Public Defender News, Sports, Weather, and various film and stage titles. Notable figures include Eddie Gallaher, Jackson Weaver, Douglas Edwards, and Phil Silvers. The fragment hints at a Saturday or weekday prime time grid with entertainment, sports, news, and weather blocks across channels.
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Amos
Andy
Man
Cisco Kid
Ordeer Rapyy
The
Pickwick Papers
Steve Donovan
Public Defender
Bryson Rash
Fun House
Town and Country Time
Eddie Gallaher
John Douglas
Tippy Stringer
Steve Cushing
Jim_ Gibbons
Douglas Edwards
hNews
Sam
Paul Shields
George Rogers
Jackson Weaver
Joe Croghan
David Stickle
John Silver
Jerry Strong
Phil Silvers
Annapolis
Bill Malone
del Malkie
Jonr Daiy
Andy Williams
June Valli
Virginia Mayo
Edmund Lowell
Chet Huai
Mop fairs in the eighteenth century linked laborers and farmers
At mop fairs laborers displayed craft emblems to signal their trade and farmers hired them for the year, forming a yearly labor market. The practice linked domestic and farm workers with suppliers seeking skilled help through visible signals of craft.
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Wants
Know
America
Sydney
Australia
Aus
North Pole
New South Longitude
Point
Wales
Bower
Fref
William Sterbinsky
Charles Baker
Aes
Guy Baker
U.S. Marines
St. Mary's Col
Thomas Stoser
U. S. Marines
Philadelphia
Mrr
Donald Stoner
Mew
Mother Seton School
Wilh
Uaust
Seaoal
Harry Ashbaugh
Chery
Ashbaugh
George Ashbaugh
Glenn Reifsnider
Keymar
William Umbek
Waynesboro
Wilbur Umbel
Edna Tressler
Charles Catshall
Maude Harbauzh
Robert Orner
Donaid Rodgers
John Qwens
Thornton Rodgers
Dolores Topper
Afrs
Curtis Top
29Th Division
Frederick
Rograms
Wasbington
Waam-Tv
Wec-Tvy
S—-Rugyvy
WMALT
Wiscop-Tv
Dancaster
Wgal-Ty
Tex and
Jinx
Lili Palmer
Movie
Heidel
Playhouse
Stork
Joan Kieln
Reader's Digest
Bliss Brooks
Haven’s
Love
Sprighter
Billy Johnson
Temple's Ranch
Grantpa
Marrié Joan
S—Amos Andy
You, the Homemaker
Pioneer “Playhouse
Crisper Island
S—My Little Stargie
Susie
Ney
Phaii Stivers
Hap
Jess’ Holiday
Phyllis Thaxter
Mildred Natvick
Aine
Private Secretary
Wyatt Earp
McGraw
Broken Arrow
Mattherw Warren
Spotlight Playhouse
Robert Sterling
Vera Eli
Summer Playhouse
the Wildcatter
Virginia Grey
Claude Akins
Orioles
Tigers
Nat “King
Cote
Grouper
Davia Harum
Sos Iovie
Sam and Friends
Jack Paar
Cini
Damascus Electric Company
Kitchen Mart
N. Market St
AID
Wmar-Tv
Saltimore
Coblentz & Main Insurance
Srandenby
Colectr
W. Patrick St
Knox
North Market St. MO
Weil
Melt Jewelees
Magnavox
William S. Hood Incorporated
West Patrick St
Bohn
Mgr. Ritchie
Finance Corporation
S. Market
St Boo
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
BE. Whitesell
Whitesell
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market ST
Thurmont
Frederick County
Fred
Wilbur E. Nusz
Home Diprovements
Da-Mar
HY Guet Sullivan
Siae
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bart
Bubble Saddle
Kemp
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