Bill Would Freeze Funds Paid Towns
State Senator Jatoh Ro Ransburg opposed a Senate bill by Sen Turnbull to rebalance state revenue distribution to counties and towns. It would limit redistribution, keeping counties from higher funding while taxes shift, possibly forcing reliance on real estate. Ransburg urged shared taxing power and warned against heavier county costs.
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Jatoh Ro Ransburg
Senate
Turnbull
Baltimore County
Ramsburz
Ramsburg
Horace ML. Alexander
C Burv Artibrary
Sherif Alexander
Ramshors
Court House
C. Burr
Jen Pramsburg
Disbarment Call Over Alleged Loyalty Gap
A debate arises over disbarring Taveer von from the American Bar Association amid claims of loyalty issues and alleged illness. Lalord Moright of Los Angeles weighs in, arguing the move would reflect disloyalty and undermine the public trust in the profession.
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Fraisse Anccuminatan
American Bar Assa
Lalord Moright
Las Angeles
Keyserling Sees Ike Victory Hurdles Ahead in 1955
Democratic adviser Leon Keyserling told a Roosevelt day dinner that he does not expect a Democratic presidential win in 1955. He cited Eisenhower’s record and predicted ten points could swing the race for Republicans. He argued Korea and the world situation could influence votes if no general war occurs. He questioned ADA’s political role and warned against small groups meddling in politics.
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Red Bank
Leon Keyserling
Keyserling
Harry Fruman
Eisensmaer
Aban
Ama BP Linares
Korea
ADA
Former Agent to Speak to Frederick Homemakers
Mrs. Loa Davis Woodfield former Home Demonstration Agent will speak at the Frederick County Homemakers Spring meeting at Mood College April 1. About 400 women expected as an outstanding program led by Beatrie Fehr and Ray Smith. Woodfield, who served 1946 to 1949, later worked with the Agriculture Department in Washington and helped Ford Foundation Pakistan projects. The event includes entertainment and a community reception with a brief address by organizers. A chimney fire near East Faith Street caused minor damage. no injuries reported. Hospital notes list Albert Janie of Duluth hospitalized with lung congestion following Civil War era injuries.
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Loa Davis Woodfield
Frederick County
Mood College
Elabs
Woodheld
Woodfeld
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ford Foundation
Pakistan
Whadfield
Karachi
Al-Pakistan Women’s Association
Wis
Wondfield
Columius
Mites Pedy
Marecipe
Pressien
Entertaiment
Cleetons
Hood College to Dedicate Coffman Chapel in March
Hood College announced the $400,000 Coffman Chapel dedication weekend will run March 25 to 27 with a Sunday service. Invitations go to alumnae, E and R Church ministers, current and past Hood students, and others. newspaper notices will reach Frederick residents. The red brick Gothic building on the eastern campus will seat 809, hold an American classical organ, and include classrooms, a large Hood Choir room, a recording studio, and faculty offices. The chapel honors trustees Mr and Mrs Andrew K Coffman of Hagerstown, active Evangelical and Reformed Church members. Construction began in 1953 with delays due to steel shortages.
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Coffman
Hood College
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood
Frederick
Fresen
Oscar B. Coblentz
Baltimore
Andrew K. Coffman
Hagerstown
Phenix City Trial Continues With Witness Testimony
In Birmingham, a young mother is set to testify to support her husband’s account that Albert Fuller was nearby after the Patterson murder. Cecil Padgett testified that former Phenix City deputy sheriff was with Patterson before the killing and fled the scene. Arch Ferrett also faces murder charges alongside Fuller and Garrett. Patterson’s death ties to a broader arson and murder case with possible death penalties in Alabama. Pope Pius continues improving after a shoulder injury treated by his private physician.
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Birmingham
Atana
Hsband
Albert Fuller
Patterson
Cecil Padgett
Carpenter
Phenix City
Padgett
Fuller
Tines
Arch Ferrett
Bill
Puller
Ferrell
Mahama Atte Gon Si Garrett
Fertell
Garrett
Mehama Us
Electric Cin
Two Slain, One Held Amid Evergreen Shootout
In Appomattox county near Evergreen two men were killed and Frank Mayberry, 49, was wounded and captured after a 90 minute gun battle with about 30 officers. Victims were Jack Tucker 49 and Dr. David A. Christian Jr. 34. Mayberry, charged with two counts of murder, denied the shootings. Police described a chaotic scene as tear gas, flares and gunfire filled the area.
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Aprons
Appomattox
Frank Mayberry
Mayberry
Wirsinia
Evergreen
Jack Tucker
David A. Christyan Jr
Waekawen Anth
David JT. Robertson
Sberry
Grant
Mawberry
Lian Tucker
Mavrherry
Tucker
Dr. Christian
Sheryf Robertson
Ted
Mayberry Carter
Robertson
Maxuerry
Eisenhower Chooses Pastel Green for Barn Color
President Eisenhower, an amateur painter, selects a pastel grevish green for the barn at the Catoctin Mountain home site. He spent five hours yesterday overseeing work, with Diane and family watching as painters applied the final coat and a white trim.
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Eisenhower
Thurvont
Fisenhower
Pranabl
Eisenhouwer
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Rising Sales Predictions Being Heard
Consumer and industrial goods producers forecast a continued upturn in American business with rising sales expected in steel autos ink and drugs. Census data show population growth four million births last year and a 163.9 million population on Jan 1 1935. Steel output hits new highs while auto production declines and rail freight rises bolster employment hopes at East Buffalo shops.
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Census Bureau
U. S
United States
Atlan
Chevrolet
Ford
Detroit
Alfred Perlman
New York Central
the Central
East Buffalo
N. Y
Big East Buffalo
Robert W. Presy Coll
Fising Tiger Line , Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Gwilsin
General Electric Casting
Mallion
Commerce Department
Farm Machinery Shed Burned In Portable Farm Fire
A fire at a Montgomery County farm damaged storage and a machine shed reportedly owned by M. Fo Ruppert. About 15 900 dollars in damage occurred with plumb wo d and a cream separator among losses. Fire brigades from Ga thersburg Rockville and Sandy Spring helped control the blaze around 4 am, saving heavy equipment such as tractors.
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M. Fo Ruppert
Faremen
Ne Fire Commanies
Montgomery Mints Fire Board
Gatthersburg
Rockville
Sandy Spring
Tax cut fate unsettled in Senate finance committee
Washington report on a House approved 320 per person income tax cut facing uncertain Senate action. Byrd opposes the measure and seeks a committee vote before sending it to the full chamber. Senator George Ga. wants thorough canvassing before deciding next steps. President Eisenhower calls the plan fiscally irresponsible.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate
Juli
George 1D-Ga
George
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Recreation Teen Centers For Md. Proposed By Gov McKeldin
COLLEGE PARK Md Gov McKeldin urged recreation leaders to favor teen centers offering constructive activities beyond music and dancing. He urged using music groups show work lectures and gardening to channel leisure into personal achievement and respect for authority. He proposed leveraging unused plots for summer leadership in recreation programs.
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College Park
McKeldin
Governor's Conference On’ Recreation
Tam
Mecheldin
MacKeldin
Jommy Dorsey
Harry James
Bath
A-Bomb Test Postponed Amid Weather Delays in 1959
The third blast of the 1959 atomic test series faced postponement as cloud and wind conditions worsened at Yucca. Preparations by the Atomic Energy Commission had advanced for the 301- ton tower blast with forecasts of a major impact, while Livermore laboratory officials hinted at a potential upgraded trigger for a hydrogen bomb.
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Rey Yoo
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca
ABC
Livermore
Lavermore
Aangoor
Burma
Amme
Dulles
U Su
Rantom
Bangkok
Manila
Dulles Opens Talks With Burmese Leaders
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Manila to preside over a meeting of American mission chiefs in Southeast Asia before returning home. The stop marks a key planning session on regional policy and coordination among U S diplomatic posts.
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Dulles
Manila
Chiefs of American Missions
Southeast Asia
McKeiver Aims Peace Talks Amid Baltimore Fire Tragedy
In Austin Texas John E Mc Keiver Texas VFW commander says he arranged peace talks between Satoe Shiesa and a Chairman Pail Tes as investigators probe a deadly Baltimore blaze. Six firefighters died last week when the fire reached a downtown building rear section.
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Austin
Tex
John E McKeiver
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Satoe Shiesa
Baltimore 7
Ayson
Island Shelled by Red Gunboats Near Formosa
Communist gunboats shelled the Nationalist island of Wuchiu near Formosa as a clash with Nationalist forces continued. The Taipei Defense Ministry said the shelling did not appear aimed at invasion, while Premier Chiang Kai-shek vowed to defend Quemoy and the Matsu islands. The United States pledged support for areas deemed essential to Formosa and the Pescadores.
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Maemoe Ie
Wuchiu
Defense Ministry
Nationalist
Wu+ chiu
Formosa
Taipei
OK. Yui
Legislative Yuan
Chiang Haishek
Quemoy
Pescadores
United States
Matsus
Foochow
Red
Amoy
Formosa Strait
Nanjih Island
Wuchit
Peichishan
Nanchishan
Chiang Kai-shek
World Day of Prayer Observed in Frederick Church
About two hundred attended the World Day of Prayer service at the Evangelical Reformed church led by Mrs. Raymond E K Wilhem. The program featured multiple church representation and a solo by Mrs. Robert Russell with organist Sperry Storm. The offering of $99.25 benefits home missions.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Raymond EK. Wilhelm
Frederick
Ernest Webb
Evangelical Lutheran
Harry T. James
First Baptist
Alex Bryant
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Glen Kenholtz
Grace Reformed
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Presbyterian
G. Harris Stauffer
Trinity Methodist
Chester Stevens
United Brethren
Chester Baker
Evangelical Reformed
Paul Althouse
Grace Thomas
Frank Higinbotham
Nevin Waskes
Russell Michael
Charles Poole
Robert Russell
Sperry Storm
Ahraan
Hearing On Throw Away Bottles Ban Planned
A House of Delegates committee will hold a public hearing soon on a bill to ban throw away glass bottles used for beer or ale. Delegate Fenton Harris of Frederick County, a sponsor, said the date is being set and a session in the House chamber is likely. Farm Bureau Grange and others backing the bill are expected to attend. date announcement forthcoming.
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House of Delegates
Fenton Harris
Frederick County
House
Farm Bureau
Grange
Fer
Senate
Allegany
Frederick
Garrett
Washington
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Carroll County
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Amine and
Crizens
Weiock
Fast Fath Sueet
Chavel
Duluth Minn
Albert Janie
Vatican
Pius Nos
Varsland Department of Public Improvements
Sargeant Building Specialwes Aringdton
Vent Aes
Afarsland
Pk Sp No Gee Pet Cin Tern I
Groton
Long Island
Block Island Sounds
New York
Eisenhowers
Fist of the Atenim
Man Winter
Michael W. Rouse
Rochester
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