Eisenhower Aides Seek Standby Credit Control Authority
President Eisenhower may seek Congress authorization to use standby powers to regulate consumer credit. Council of Economic Advisers chair Raymond Saulnier told a Senate hearing the Fed has completed a major study and a decision could come in weeks. The 1957 report did not renew a prior request for such authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Raymond J. Laulnier
Senate
Rouse Economic Committee
Saulnier
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Senate House Committee
Mands
Consumer Credit
Daniel
Bethe Committee
Nathan Dorsey
Amalavac
Busy Weekend By Police Is Reported
Frederick city police reported a busy weekend with several arrests for speeding and intoxication. A Sunday crash near East Patrick Street involved Carl Harris Daniel Jr. and Cecil Walls, with Walls attempting to change lanes and both drivers cited for unsafe conduct. Edward R. Murrow received honors at Baltimore events, including a plaque from Governor McKeldin and honorary Maryland citizenship, for his CBS radio and TV work and public service.
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Frederick
Charles Bernard Miss
Nathan Dorsey
Eas Patrick Street
Derry Gray
East Madison Street
Baltimore
Dorsey
East South Street
Sammy Thompson
Kanode
Rippeon
West All Saint Street
Carl Harris Daniel Jr
Middlesey
N.C
Carl
Harris Daniel
Merritt Blvd
Cecil
Walls
Lake Grove Avenue
Takoma Park
Daniel
CBS
Treodore
McKeldin
Maryland
America
Murrow
Leon Abramson
Thomas di Alesandro
Trapped Between Tree And Truck For 21 Hours
Frank Hester of Fort Valley a meter reader for First Electric spent 21 hours trapped between a tree and a truck door in a wooded area. The truck rolled onto an incline pinning him, and his attempts to signal a search party with a broken radio and horn failed before rescuers found him and admitted him to a hospital in fair condition.
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Marshallyiele
Frank Hester
Fort Vatley
First Electric Members Corp
Fair Conditeno
Hester
Hnesehou
Theophone
Yen
Baltimore crime drop tied to patrols and dogs
Baltimore officials report a major crime decline of 22.9 percent in January 1956 compared with 1955, crediting extensive volunteer patrols and a squad of 10 police dogs. Commissioner Hepbron notes up to 200 more foot patrolmen on some nights and overtime pay for officers.
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Baltelore
Baltimore
James M. Hepbon
Hepbron
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MT. Airy
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Blue Shield
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United States
Caeel Byoir
New York
Carl Byoir
New York Hospital
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Tokyo
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Optometrist
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P. Mall
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Cornell Flynn-Borchers
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