Fort Detrick Charities Fund distributes 10983 dollars
The Fort Detrick Combined Charities Fund Committee Friday distributed checks totaling 10983 dollars to 8 local and national charities at a ceremony in Colonel John Hayes command office. The largest share went to the Frederick Community Chest with other major grants to the American Red Cross and Maryland Soviets for Children and Adults. Additional checks were mailed to numerous organizations including Crusade For Freedom Army Emergency Relief Navy Relief and Salvation Army with various small gifts and write ins allowed for beneficiary choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Chariies Fund Committee
M Charities
John Jo Hayes
Frederick
American Red Cross
James Mesherrs
National Foundation For Infaniie
Alton
Maryland Soviets
Clarence C Carty
Nevin T R Waskey
Heart Association
William A Drews
Fredenck County
Tuberculosis and Publi Health Association
William H. Hicks
James E Eshleman
Hospital Aid, Inc
Benjamin L Shull
Crusade For Freedom
Army Emergency Relief
Navy Relief
Aia
Air Force Aid Society
Salvation Army
National Olympic Fund
Fort Detrick Boy Scouts
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Associated Jewish Fund
Ike Brendile Fund
St. John’s Catholic Church
Catholic Charities
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Childrens Aid Society of
Montevue
Atlanta
Boy Scouts
Esther Grinage
Arthritis and
Rheumatism Foundation
Institute For Cerebral Palsy
Reisterstown
Disabled American Veterans
Washington and Lee
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Howard County
Combined Charities Fund Committee
Robert P. Blackmore
Charles R. Downs Jr
Orin C. Western
Robert Witt
Warren W. Halstead
Ei-leen Norris
William C. Nelson
Earl F. Starr
Phebe Summers
Marjorie M Ganley
William J. Townsend
Nelson BR. Bohn
J. Arthur Throne
Lawrence A. Welsch
James R. Draper
Thomas Rippeon
John E. Thompson
Richard Kruse
House Members Vote Themselves Pay Boost
ANNAPOLIS February 3 lawmakers in the House of Delegates voted to raise their general expense allowances from 200 to 300 dollars per month while in session. The one month session will add about 12 300 to this year's legislative appropriation. Speaker John C Luber said the governor would include funds in a supplemental budget. Senate leadership sought similar boosts for senators. The allowance is in addition to a 1 900 annual salary and 25 dollars for stamps and stationery. A mileage allowance of one round trip from home is deducted from the 300 monthly expense allotment. The vote was swift with little debate.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Bession
Acon
John C Luber
McKeldin
Senate
Lews Goldstein
House
Montevue Resident I Guilty Of Drunkenness
A Montevue resident, I Guilty, was fined in Peoples Court on Friday night. Magistrate Loward J upheld fines for James Pendleton on drunkenness and traffic charges. Witness James Carmack testified Pendleton was driving and the case occurred on East Street between Corech and Second streets. Several defendants forfeited collaterals related to traffic violations. fines included 31145 and 03.4 for separate offenses.
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Peoples Court
Loward J
Jamee Pendleton
Vontevxve
Pendleton
James Wo Carmack
Pendictum Ising
East Street
Coerch
Second Streets
Dees Lawson Caries
West Patrick Street
Fuarcote Paler
Edward Brows
Bex
Westherstens
Wes
Baltimore
Ralph L. Frey
Lancaster
R Dorsey Watkins
George P. Rasmussen
Annapolis
Joseph L Usilton
Chester Md
Hostel C Lhomsen
Sebastian Macon
Chevy Chase
James R Warrington
Washington
Maryland
Alpha Cement Pays 417 500 For Farms
Alpha Portland Cement Co of aston Pa paid about 417 500 for three tracts of land in the Buckeystown area part of Carrollton Manor. The deal includes 62115 acres from Mary S Baker and 145 8B acres from Daniel Fo Werke with a total estimated price near 890 000. The Harshman tract of about 180 acres across the road adds to the purchase as permits were arranged to lease back occupancy until further notice. Construction is slated to start in spring with completion about 18 months later in 1958, employing around 250 at operation and 300 during building. Robert E. Clapp Jr. is local attorney for Alpha.
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Alpha Portland Cement Co
Aston Pa
Buckeystown
Mary S Baker
Carrollton Manor
Mohler Magaha
Carr Farms
Daniel Fo Werke
Ivan H Harshman
Harshman
Buckelstoun
Adamstown
No . 15
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederik
J F Magee
Alpha, Kart
JT Wright
Victor Ankalus
Ar-Cane Seases
Delian Ieers
Baker
Alpha Company
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Virginia Assembly Eyes Hidden RF and Pension Funds Plan
In Richmond on February 3 lawmakers considered a bold scheme by Del. Fred Pollard to free over six million dollars by moving RF&P Railroad stock into the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System rather than selling it. The proposal, backed by all 17 members of the House Appropriations Committee, aims to boost spending power while a legal opinion from Atty General Almond backs the plan. Other items included tax study resolutions, milk price control battles, and a truck fuel tax hike from 6 to 8 cents per gallon.
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Virginia
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House of Delegates
Del
Fred Pollard
House Appropriations Committee
House Finance and Courts of Justice
Pollard
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Co
Virgina Supplemental Retirement System
Atty
Appropriations Committee
Assembly
House
Senate
State Milk Commission
Charles T. Moses
Appomattox
Enabling Act Aims County Zoning Against Growth
Planning and Zoning Commission of Frederick County promotes rural zoning to guide growth, protect property values, and regulate land use. It outlines master plan creation, district boundaries, permit reviews, and a three-member Board of Appeals to handle variances and appeals. Interim ordinances may enact essential rules while final master plan is developed.
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Facmang
Frederck County
Braddock Heights
Zoniag
Commission
Bassett
Planning and
Zomoag Commission
Planning and Zone Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Appeals
County Commissioners
Circuit Court
Congress Debates Economic Controls As Prices Shift
The discussion centers on use of government authority to manage inflation and credit. Humphrey argues against standby controls, suggesting a possible general freeze only in a severe emergency. Douglas and Rep Patman press that farm prices lag while industrial prices rise, vowing reforms, as Humphrey notes overall prices decline are not alarming and reflect long-term practices.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Humphrey
Senate House Economic Committee
Executive Branch
Douglas
Patman ‘D
Tex
Huntphrey
Soviet prints 31 million translation copies since 1918
Moscow reports the Soviet Union has printed 31 million translation copies of American books since 1918 including works by Mark Twain Theodore Dreiser and Jack London in a move to broaden access to Western literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Mark Twain
Theodore Dremer
Jack London
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Fort Detrick Charities Fund
Alpha Cement
Better Homes Equip. Co
FE. Patrick ST
Planning and Zoning Com Mission
Fredenck
UCC
Automobile Workers Union
Carroll Manor Fire Co
C. E Compher
Jennings Bailey
Robert de- Rose
Sue Orrison Wackets
Melvin Ringer
Walter Page
James Hoff
Elsie Smith
Fred Carin
Bailey
Barbara Kanode
Harry Remsberg
Mary Louise Remsberg
Witham Zimmerman
Howard Smith
Mabel Carter
Ella Fisher
Charles Brosius
Mary Burger
Lamar Barrick
Frederik County
Victor Held
Jefferson
George W Poole
Liberty
T. F
Helen W Buhrman
Smithshuire
George Hogan
Reich
Ford Road
Marshall Leatherman
Myers- Ville
Dunkard Church Road
Robert and
Sherry Blank
Old Receiver Road
Werk
Wiles
Myersvitley
Gravel Hill
Philip O Coblentz
Middletown
Allan Ro Cissna
Fort Deriek
Waller Martz Road
Richard Saylor
Rocky Ridge
Robert F
Carmen G Fox
Sabillasville
Blue Ridge Summit
Robert N Jessee
Allen Shakelford Knoxlive
John Eaton
Thurmont
Arthur Peach
New Market
Col Lewis Frizel
Union ’ Bridge
George Blickenstaff
Moyersville
Ralph and Hilda Barnes
RFD
Quynn Orchard Road
Samuel W. Hough
LeGore
Aaron F. Rice
Treasury
D-Ii
Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur Burns
Economic Council
Chief Economic Advisory Board
Neo
Seon Douglas
Ady
Ian Rp
Zenith
Remelur
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
E. Cline & Son
Patrick St
William S. Hood
West Patrick St
McCall’s
Hendrickson
North Market Street
Monocacy Village
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Ecy
Mnbay
Abe Sanra
Weil Brothers
Frederick County
Market Street
Keane Furniture CO
South Market St. Monqwment
Vindobona
Endgech Meets
Admiral
Nermouiaton-Bell
Admiral Tefrigereter
Willa
incogPosaTen
Patrick Street
Francia Scott Key Hotel
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