Slot Machines Vanish From Cambridge Private Clubs
In Cambridge area six private clubs report slot machines disappeared after a Dorchester County raid. Officials say the clubs earned about 15000 annually from the games and claim the proceeds fund public service programs. Legion and VFW reps warn that patrons ignore the gambling ban despite law, while county officials say enforcement may expand.
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Cambridge
Dorchester
Tiree Machines
Oificial
Legion
VFW
Hurlock Veterans ‘Club
Rocky Ridge Society Notes From Newton County
Mrs John D Raab hosts a gathering as neighbors share news and mend ties. correspondent reports on social visits and local chatter around Wriey and C Reas. The trend of community events continues in Newton inspburg with several families noted.
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John DB. Rass
Rocky Ridge
Jones
John D. Raas
Newton Inspburg
Local notices and meetings across Keeney and Stambaugh families
A jumble of names and events appears from Keeney Middleburg Kaas Gruber Lescaleet and Stambaughs including a Marine Corps League meeting in Baltimore on February 21 and a Sunday suit involving Keeney Gruber Reynolds and Stambaugh relatives. A Bible Class hosted a birthday card shower for Miss Cra. A separate report notes a PSC hearing set for March 23 on telephone utility rates and refunds tied to 1938 to 1959 returns.
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Commission
PSC
McQuaid
PSC Declares No Authority Over Big Refunds
Baltimore The Public Service Commission ruled Friday it lacks authority to order Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and Baltimore Gas and Electric Co to issue refunds totaling about 8.26 million dollars to customers. The decision dismissed petitions by People's Counsel McQuaid seeking roughly six million from the telephone company and about 2.223 million from the power firm.
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Baltimore
Publi Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
PSC
People's Counsel
Telephone Company
Aq Ot
McQuaid
People’s Counsel
U 'S
7 Turn
Khrushchev Seeks Wider Asia Africa Summit Representation
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged Indonesia for broader Asia and Africa presence at the summit while noting the time may not be ripe. He attacked SEATO and colonialism and urged coexistence and disarmament. Sukarno’s absence and the audience of 300 marked the tense reception.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Nikita Khrushchev
Asia
Africa
Bitterzed Izban
West New Guinea
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Khrushchev
Sukarno
Kartu
India
Big Four Paris talks loom for broader African Asian input
In Paris May summit the Big Four will set the stage for wider discussions with African and Asian nations. Khrushchev advocates peace and disarmament arguing halting the arms race would free funds for aid. Montgomery County seeks McGraw successor with three finalists named from 31 applicants. The District of Columbia population rose to an estimated 829000 last year, up 4 percent.
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Paris
Khrushchev
Montgomery County Board of Education
Willard G. McGraw
Rockville
McGraw
Paul C. Howard
Clifford K. Beck
Clarksburg
Alfred Christie, II
Washington Grove
Robert B. Myers
Washington
District of Columbia
Blue Cross Bills Dropped After Voluntary Action
Annapolis AP report notes a legislative committee says three Blue Cross bills are unnecessary due to voluntary actions by plan officials. Senator John Clarence Norta chaired the council study and announced the decision on the Senate floor. The measures would have sought uniform hospital accounting, state insurance oversight of rate requests, and further investigations into alleged missteps.
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Annapolis
John Clarence Norta
Legislative Council
Senate
Jefferson
Lander Road
Frederick County
Maryland
D.h.la
Hickoryvale
Locvale
Edgar Wirts
Pearson
Massey Harris
Colt Massey Harris
McCormick Deering
Cunningham
McCormick Deering Hammermill
Cobby
Prima
Robert N. Miller
A. Doty Remsburg
Population figures show shifts in 1950s demographics
A 1958 report summarized by Friday notes 47 percent and 64 percent figures for white residents and population shares. The document, sent to Congress in 1959, indicates changing demographic composition in the area.
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Congress
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Ralph D. Zimmerman
Ralph Weybright
Emory S. Catshall
Susanna Wesley
Women's Bible
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Mt. Airy
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Catoctin
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Bertha L. Bowlus
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Ruth L. Moberly
Macadam Road
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I. E
Null and Null Auctioneers
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Dickerson Maryland
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Frank Bliss
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Delbert S. Null
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Charles Milton Kline
Knob
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H. K. DeLauter
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Daniel C. Kline
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