Pay Boost Is Vetoed by President Eisenhower
Eisenhower vetoed a 5 percent pay increase for 1.5 million federal workers, saying the bill lacks revenue and ignores inequities in pay. He hinted at possible next year action and cited military needs such as medical care for dependents and survivor benefits. Labor leaders criticized the move as politically punitive amid congressional adjournment and a pocket veto.
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Denver
Congress
Eisenhower
George Meany
AFL
Washington
Walter Reuther
CIO
Lowry Air Force Base
Post Office Department
Civil Service
Congressional
Anniversaries of notable Americans from 1810 to 188 when
Anniversary list highlights Theodore Parker William W Phelps Henry Gannett Charles Follen McKim Laura Drake Gill Paul Rader with birthplaces and death dates. Added note: 1814 Battle of Bladensburg marks a World War scene with a British victory and advance toward Washington.
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Theodore Parker
Boston
Lexington
Mass
Italy
William W. Phelps
New Jersey
Dundaif
Henry Gannett
U. S. Geological Survey
Bath
Maine
Charles Follen McKim
New York
Chester Co
Laura Drake Gill
Chesterville
Mame
Berea College
Paul Rader
Denver
Colorado
Los Angeles
Mistar
1814
Bladensburg
Britain
Court News Highlights Multiple Dissolutions and Marriages
Court notices include bills of complaint for absolute divorce for Rauey Madeline R Poole and Thomas C Poole Herman Daley and Rose Daley. numerous marriage licenses listed with ages and locations. property deeds between multiple couples. a craft show at Harmon Field with winners across many categories.
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Rauey
Madeline R. Poole
Thomas’ C. Poole
Herman Daley
Rose Daley
Charles Shelton Flynn
Lovettsville
Shirley Franklin Gul
Purcellville
Robert H. Cramer
Pauline E. Fox
Frederick
James L. Fisher
Thurmont
Mary W
Harmon Field Association
Ruth Eylers
Hilda Kenney
Wilma Michhael
Annie Smith
Shirley Mus
Glass Pictures
Jerry Gue
Thomas Tobery
Barbara Ann Tobery
Wood Dainting
Meridith Rice
Robert Bowers
Harvey Tyeryar
Deloras Crouse
Clyde Baker
Judith Bowers
Doris Toberg
Eddie
Suimmel
Louisa Baker
Wilma Michael
Pressure on press seen in probe into foundations
Chairman Reece of a special House committee facing criticism of its tax-exempt foundation probe urged a federal inquiry into the sources behind hostile press coverage. He cited The New York Times, The Herald Tribune, the Washington Post and Times Herald, and the Daily Worker as part of a coordinated attack, accusing foundations of funding a smear campaign. He also criticized colleague Rep. Hays for a rude, provocative stance during hearings.
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Washington
Reece
R-Tenn
House
Congress
Congressional Record
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Washington Post
Times Herald
The
Daily Worker
Alfred Friendly
Post and
Herald Tribune
Congressional
Rep
Hays
D-Cluo
Judge halts car owner. injunction hearing set Sept. 10
Judge John B. Gray issued a temporary injunction to stop the car owner from displaying the vehicle and ordered a hearing for Sept. 10 to decide if the injunction should become permanent. Rep. Hays could not be reached for comment. The article also lists judges for a City Recreation Department craft show at the Maryland Avenue playground with prize winners in several categories. Health note urges crisp greens and fresh fruits during hot weather to maintain beauty.
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John B. Gray
Jug Bridge Club
City Recreation Department
Maryland Avenue
Murray Fox
John Engle
Edgar Clingan
Harriet Baker
Ruth Crummitt
J Stayon
Curtis Eugene Nokes
James Brachey
Ruth
Car Dealer Sues Over Lemon Decor on Buyer’s Studebaker
COLLEGE PARK Md Aug 23 A local auto dealer Carl A Nelson owner Nelson Motors seeks a circuit court order to stop a dissatisfied buyer Edward C Wootton and his wife from decorating their 1953 Studebaker Commander with lemons and signs in front of the showroom claiming the car hurts his business The Woottons say they did not complain about defects and that the decor continues despite their efforts to remedy the issue.
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College Park
Carl A. Nelson
Nelson Motors
Baltimore Blvd
Nelson
Edward C. Wootton
Spencerville Road
Burtonsville
Studebaker
Woottons
Wootton
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Ion
Capitol
Ohio Life & Trust Co
Edison
Territory of
Alaska
Defense Johnson
Russia
United States
U.S. Senate
Walter P. Eaton
Yale
Malden
William Francis Gibbs
Philadelphia
Phil Baker
Malcolm Cowley
Sherman, Conn
Belsano
Prof
Morris 8. Kharasch
University of Chicago
Ukraine
Chester LaRoche
Llewellyn E. Thompson, Jr
Dip-' ‘Omat
Los Animas
Colo
Know
America
Geer
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
East
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Court News
Catherine R- Rotering
Ab di Paolo
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Margaret E Hawes
Frederick Charles Edward Pullin
Sally M Reed
Clifton
Lester A. Jenkins
Virginia A. Hernandez
Lucketts
Harry L. Popst
Helen V. Pence
Strasburg
Chester N. Gitt
Naom
R. Hett
Gettysburg
Franklin Stone
Bernard T. Stone
J. Francis Kreitz
Edward D. Storm
Ward Toms
Clarence Junior Ridenour
Forrest G. Moler
Lawrence W. Ward
Irving Renn
Frederick Roller Rink, Inc
Claude C Clemson
Henry M. Axline
Robert K. Molter
Harry A. Gardner
Benjamin A. Shuff
Har- Thomas
Ranneberger
Robert Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Michael Ranneberger
Edward Ranneberger, Jr
Baltimore
This City
Edward Ranneberger
Kuud Auau
Wong
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
Crummitt
Harry Tyervar
Janie Whipp
Janie Perkins
Pat Hart
Kenneth Grable
Joe Wilhide
Sandra Caniford
Youngerhhildren
Harvey Blair
Rosalie Showe
Pete Stone
Dolores Minnick
Woodward Roberts
Judy Gosnell
Paul Gouker
Ricky Weddle Dle
Mer
Shipley’s
North Market St
ANS
Air Force
Save Kemp’s
Atlanta, Georgia
Annapolis, MD
Baltimore, MD
Chicago, Ill
Cleveland, Ohio
Dallas, Texas
New Orleans
ST. Petersburg
Florida
San Francisco
California
Salisbury, MD
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
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