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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1955

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Civitan Clubs Elects School Board Members At Frederick Dinner

The Civitan Club of Frederick approved an elected school board at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner last night after a written proposal and discussion. Two new members were inducted by President Elmer W. Singer. William Hill and Irving Ramsburg, with sponsors and bios noted. A pancake breakfast fundraiser and an upcoming Ladies Night were announced amid a talk on petrochemicals by Irvin Ramsburg and W. J. Meighan. Attendance prize went to Louis Kinsey. Fund rationing began March 1, 1943.

Civitan Club Frederick Francis Scott Key Lloyd Hoover Junior Chamber of Commerce Elmer W. Singer William C Hill Division of Walkersville Ralph E White Irving Abb Gene Ramsburg Hillside Coal and On Co RFD G. Wilson Mercer Harold C. Fogle LeRoy N. Blumenauer Walter Dunbar Cochairmen Isaac Stevens Carol Freed Irving Abbe Alden Summers Edward Smith Jr Irvin Ramsburg W. Jerome Offutt YMCA Irvin J. Ramsburg W. J. Meighan Baltimore Mr. Meighan Mr. Hoover Little League Ball Club Dale Ramsburg Richard Mercer Louis C. Kinsey

Four prizes offered at Camp Detrick George Washington's birthday dance

Camp Detrick announces a Feb 21 dance at the NCO Open Mess with four prizes led by a $100 savings bond. Other gifts include an RCA clock radio a Universal coffee maker and a Brownlie Hawkeye camera. Tickets on sale in divisions and at the door. Music by the Dick Harp Combo. Dress optional.

Camp Detrick All-Post George Washington Furst RCA Civilian Welfare Council Dick Harp

Free Trade Wins Test on Easing Tariffs Vote

Washington Feb 10 The House Ways and Means Committee approved Eisenhower’s free world trade plan by 20 to 5, clearing the way for a floor battle next Thursday and Friday. The panel rejected many restrictive amendments and kept to extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act for three more years past June 12, allowing the President to negotiate tariff reductions.

Washington House Ways and Means Eisenhower U. S

Tariff Slashes Proposed By House Leaders Under Review

The plan seeks lower tariffs on foreign goods entering the United States in return for concessions abroad. It would grant the President three tariff-cut options over three years, including reductions of 5 percent annually and cuts to 50 percent of current rates for goods with little current import impact, with debate among Democrats and Republicans over the bill and its sponsors and opponents.

United States Democrats

Musical festival by Rocky Ridge Church group

The Children's Work and Junior Choir of Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren sponsor a hymn sung Sunday evening at 7 30 with fourteen groups invited to participate.

Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren

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