Limited Pay Increases To Be In Bill
The Eisenhower administration will propose a limited career incentive pay plan for military personnel with a total annual cost near 750 million dollars. The plan, designed to reward promotion and retain specialists, would not include across the board raises and would exclude many lower ranked or non-promoted service members. It targets larger increases for mid career officers and certain enlisted ranks, while proposing pay cuts for privates unable to achieve advancement after long service. The proposal includes wider medical benefits for families and other fringe benefits, with specifics to be sent to Congress on January 13.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Wilson
Pentagon
White House
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Defense
Discrepancies Reported in Citizens National Bank Records
Havre de Grace Maryland December 29 The bank president announced a formal statement noting a special audit found discrepancies in the bank's records FBI Special Agent in Charge Dr. Brown said an investigation is underway Charles L. Tinker, bank president, refused to disclose the amount involved The audit began November 9 at the directors' request and is ongoing The bank is insured by US Fidelity and Guaranty Co of Baltimore Directors approved a 6 percent dividend for the six months ending December 31
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Havre DE Grace
Citizens National Bank
Dr. Brown
FBI
Baltiginre
Charles Ltinker
Minker
Nec
US Fidelity and Guaranty Ce
Baltimore
Dr. W Ralph Bender Dies in Hagerstown
The longtime local physician and general practitioner in Hagers Town since 1912 died today in Washington County Hospital. He previously practiced four years in Davis West Virginia and in Charles Town before returning to Hagerstown.
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Bender
Hagerstown
W. Ralph Bender
Washington County Hospital
Davis
W. Va
Charles Town
Hagers' Inn
Maryland Turnpike Authority Proposed to Run Toll Highways
Maryland lawmakers approved a plan to create a five member Maryland Turnpike Authority to operate toll roads including a Northeast Expressway from Baltimore to the Pennsylvania line. The authority would issue bonds, set tolls after bond retirement, and oversee service stations patrols restaurants and traffic penalties.
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Maryland
Legislative Council
U. S. 40
Pennsylvania
Maryland Turnpike Authority
State Roads Commission
Baltimore City
Marylad
Turnpike Authority Bil
General Assembly
Baltimore fights for local speed limit control
Baltimore authorities push a 1955 bill to empower incorporated cities and towns to set their own speed limits, reversing a vetoed 1954 measure. Gov McKeldin opposed local limits, fearing speed traps. debate centers on state highway limits and whether fines stay with locals or the state. Plane belly landing at Chicago Midway reports no injuries. American Airlines Flight 785 from Newark landed after right gear collapse with stops in Wilkes-Barre Brant on Buffalo Detroit.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
McKeldin
Maryland League of Municipalities
Chicago
American Airlines
Newark
Wilkes-Barre
Branton
Buffalo
Detroit
Midway Airport
Fresh hams and turkeys lead weekend bargains nationwide
AP notes big savings on fresh hams smoked hams and turkeys for New Year weekend with prices down from a year ago. frying chickens and legs of lamb remain good buys along with pork loins. beef prices stay high with chuck roast most available. hog jowls in Jacksonville highlight regional sales. egg prices show change with January egg month promotion. bargain produce includes cabbage potatoes Boston lettuce root crops while eggplants cucumbers celery and peppers rise as supplies run short.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Boston
Jury Subpoenaed In Sheppard Mistrial Hearing
In Cleveland Bay Village officials a newspaper reporter and three jurors who convicted osteopath Samuel H Sheppard of second degree murder were subpoenaed to appear for a mistrial motion hearing. Judge Blythin will preside as Sheppard seeks a new trial citing courtroom errors and extensive media coverage. The case follows Sheppard's life sentence and his 31st birthday in jail.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
Samuel H. Sheppard
J. Spencer Houk
Sheppard
Marilyn
Houk
James C. Bird
Luella Williams
Louise K. Feuchter
Edward Blythin
Sneppara
Jewels and Furs Stolen From Leesburg Home
Leesburg Virginia December 29 jewels and furs valued at about 5100 were taken from the Mt Gilead home of Col and Mrs Dean E Ryman while Mrs Ryman was shopping. A jewel box with opal and diamond cluster ring a diamond bar pin a turquoise and diamond ring and other pieces were stolen along with 75 in cash. Entry was through a downstairs window screen removed from an unbolted window. The contents were dumped from bureau drawers and beds stripped. Gifts near the Christmas tree were taken. Mrs Rymans two Russian wolf hounds wandered off but returned later one injured.
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Leesburg
Dean E. Ryman
Mt. Gilead
Woodsboro Market Dairy Cows Lead Strong Livestock Sale
Woodsboro Livestock Sales Inc Tuesday night featured solid demand with dairy cows averaging 153 per head and stock heifers at 50. Butcher steers brought 17.75 per cwt while hogs stayed firm yet scarce in sow and suckling classes and light weights 140 to 160 pounds saw limited activity.
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Woodsboro
Woodsboro Livestock Sales Inc
Woodsboro live stock sale prices posted and printed
December 28 sale at Woodsboro lists prices for butcher steers and heifers, cows and bulls, stock and dairy cattle, calves by weight, hogs by weight, sows and shoats, fowl and rabbits with per head and per pound rates. Notes include old fowl 23c lb turkeys 39c lard 14c lb and hams 5c lb.
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Woodsboro
Union Bridge area notices mark anniversaries and moves
Union Bridge residents report a 59th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs Luther Saylor, who also observed his 80th birthday. Homes change hands as Mrs Roger Williams and family relocate to Westminster. Fire Co responded to a chimney fire at Roger Roop farm Mt Union. 4-H meeting hosted by Miss Reba Yingling featured a Christmas gift demonstration. Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary held a Christmas party with 27 members 11 children and four guests. New secret pals chosen at gift exchange. Marvin Nelson family moved to John Bucher house near New Windsor. Pomona Grange planning session set for Frederick County with Earl Remsberg presiding. Next Pomona session at Lewistown February 3.
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Union Bridge
Luther Saylor
Saylor
D. C. Bankert
Apnapolis
Laman Bankert
Ealine Alexander
Union Bridge Fire Co
Roger Roop
Mt. Union
Roger Williams
Westminster
Reba Yingling
March of Dimes
Winger
Nelson
Pauline Gray
Lillian Keyton
Marie Siitley
Norma Rinehart
Theodore Bohns
Marvin Nelson
Abner Devilbiss
John Bucher
New Windssor
New Windsor Fire Co. elects Strine president at meeting
Paul Strine was named president of the New Windsor Fire Co. at last week’s gathering. Elected officials include Richard Warehime as vice president and Fred Hooper as secretary. The article lists numerous officers, drivers, and directors. It also notes Christmas film viewing at Lions Club, a hospital stay for Hallett Baile, and various visits and gatherings.
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New Windsor
Paul Strine
New Windsor Fire Co
Richard Warehime
Fred Hooper
Wagner Filler
Charles Bachman
Walter Hesson
Russell Lambert
Charles Fritz
Emory Wolfe
Earl Myers
James Lantz
George Hoover
Christian Manning
James Albaugh
Albert Little
Earl Cartzendamer
Witour Blackston
Charles Laite
Lions Club
Bachman’s Hall
Hallett Baile
University Hospital
Baltimore
James Date
Sullivan's Island
5. C
George Petry
A. Alleire
Westminster
Church Street
Corinne Hoff
Manchester College
Parent Teacher Association
Helen Carey
Hazel Renninghof
Gary Roop
University of Georgia
Ralph Roop
Wagner family notices span Frederick and beyond
The newspaper lists numerous Wagner family members and spouses across Frederick and other places including Langley Field Virginia Washington DC and areas in between. It mentions Mr and Mrs Francis Wagner Mr and Mrs Don ald Wagner and daughter Pathe Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner and daughter Sandra and others like Denise Linda Jody Cheryl and Betty Tinney with various addresses and affiliations.
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Wagner
Mary Pixtonger
Denise
Liberty
Rober
Linda
Town
Gleon Howard Wagner
Baker
Langley Field
Francis Wagner
Donald Wagner
Pathe
Paul Wagner
Sandra
Betty Tinney
Frederick
Keneth Poole
Andrew, Jr
Macon
Bible Thoughts On Christ and Glory Hidden in Flesh
A brief reflection contrasts Jesus descent from heaven with doing his father's will. It cites John 6 38 and a statement by Rodgers describing the human body of Christ as the veil that hid God s glory.
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Christ
God
Rodgers
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