Frederick City to boost volunteer firemen death benefits
Frederick Aldermen voted to raise volunteer firemen death benefits from 1900 to 2500 and approved examining higher future increases. They also authorized 30 405 05 in city bills and discussed parking for taxpayers near City Hall, Gas House Pike cleanup, charter changes for a referendum, lights for Watkins Acres, and audit firm Rimler and Company.
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Fir
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Ben
Frederick
Salt Board
EL Vail Mogaha
William H. Bartgis
William 8. Burgall
Charles V. Mann
John A. Derr
City Mall
Derr
Plaza
Wellars
Burall
North Market
City Wall
Pika Ig
Main
Staley
Charles McC. Mathias
Watkins Acres
City
Max Kebne
Westbreak
Rimler and Company
Sws
Frederig¢h
New
Ciy
W. Ry Walter
Albertion Staley
Fishing Creek
Yellow Springs
UW. 5
Pipe and Foundry Company of
Philadelphia
Morgan Foundry
Lynchburg
R. D. Wood Co
Ma ‘Ion
Magaha
Aluminum Co Battles Ground Freeze Delays Lighting West Side
Pittsburgh reports Aluminum Co of America weighs smelter cuts due to weak demand. Plans to close one Point Comfort unit affect 200 workers while 1,000 employees nationwide face layoffs. City discusses storm sewers and Motter avenue widening as water damage measures, amid traffic counts and bond considerations.
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Bartets
Monoracy Village
Schley Avenue
Derr
Bow
West Ninth Street
Hoad College
West Street
Motter
Tiwelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Derr York Alates
Alcan
Tenn
Motter Avenue
Jimite
Traffic Safety Group Formed In Frederick County
A Frederick meeting formed a permanent traffic safety group at the Court House with Austin F. Angleberger as president Donald B. Rice as vice president and Mrs G William Stultz as secretary The group plans to study two Maryland matter law bills and a proposed chemical test for drunken drivers and to learn about a driver training merger of the point system The next meeting is February 12 in the Courthouse
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Court House
Austin F. Angleberger
Plso
Lions Club of
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
G. William Stultz
Slde
Ray I. Smith
Harry DB. Radcliff
Lobins Zhimmerman
Ernst Berger
Harold Free. Rice
del. Edgar P. Silver
Maryland
Silver
General Assembly
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Del
Charles Smelser
Assert H. McCain
Garric Keldin
Noel H. Gross
Frederick County
Sharp Rise Seen Here In Jobless
Miss Hershberger warned unemployment was still rising locally despite signs of easing with milder weather. Maryland jobless claims surged to 1,788 in Frederick County last week, the highest weekly total in years, while statewide payments neared 51 million dollars for 1958.
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Hershberger
Fredevick
Maryland State Department of Employment Security
Baker
Charles
Bucki Wisner
Maryland
Ue Offlee
Cape
Hose Com
Baltimore
Ipany
Robert ‘ S
Kimble
Inital
Yerre-House
Benjamin Rosenstock
Lil
Benjamin Tiesenstock
Maryella Mershberger
Missi Hershberger
Uris
Distri
Wersh Yorger
Eisenhower seeks extra funds for Brussels World Fair plan
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 2,054,000 to bolster the American role in the Brussels World’s Fair. He had earlier requested 15 million, but Congress trimmed the sum to 12,945,000. The fair runs from April to October, with a planned large display.
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Washington
Presient
Eisenhower
Conjgress
America
Brussels
Russia
Congress
250 Milk Producers Meet Here
G Beal of the University of Maryland spoke to about 250 members of the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers at Calvary Methodist Church dinner. Strock reported $1,280,000 extra in members’ milk checks from selling more class 1 milk and adding milk tanks, while noting possible milk price cuts and marketing concerns ahead.
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Re. G. Max Beal
University of Maryhand
Maryland
Beal
Coop
Te Calvary Methodist Church
Edgar Emvich
Mitsburg
W .P. Sadler
R. L. Strock
Strock
Congress
Rehearsals Underway For Community Players Comedy
Rehearsals are underway for the Community Players production Strange Bentellaws directed by Amos Tiper. Marian Which ard stars in a major role as tickets go on sale at Colonial Music Store Mel art Jewelers Berger's Book Slave and Tarold's. The play runs Friday and Saturday at 6 and 8:30 p.m. in the Frederick High School auditorium.
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Bentellaws
Nowy
Amos Tiper
Marian Whichard
Colonial Music Store
Melart Jewelers
Berger's Book Slave
Tarold’s
Alan Hinve
Frederick High School
Economy To Right Itself Says Treasury Chief
Secretary Anderson told the House Ways and Means Committee that the U.S. economy should recover without broad tax cuts for now. He supported keeping the 52 percent corporate tax rate and extending current excise taxes on liquor, cigarettes, and automobiles for another year to fund defense. Individual tax rates were not discussed and may remain unchanged.
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An Dterson
Eisenhower
Anderson
Washington
the Treasury
Underson
U.S
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fisenhower
George M. Fhumphrey
Com
Diet Pill Promise in BIA TRON Ad
A sensational ad touts BIA TRON as a safe, drug free weight loss aid that curbs hunger without exercise. It claims immediate results, offers a money back guarantee, and lists Williamson's Drug Store as distributor with a mail order note and market address.
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Tyery Ag Yan
Williamson's
Deog
N. Market
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Aluminum Co
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Lual
Pault Comfort
Tex
Point Comfort
Pesorenes
Muguha
Jagal ‘Nantkers
Eis
Dueyi Atarket Street
Cemetery Isl
Kaiser
Aton
Molierayersmelter
Mavenswood
W. Va
Paul Rhoads Jr
Melvin Selhwearing
Russel Hahn
Assistis
Irving ‘Munkert
Guy
Bush
Edgar Crist
Kennyth i
Pete Mar
Bari Fleishman
Ernest Spangler
Leon Pe Geoss
Jed Kehne
Samuel Barrick
Ube
Robert Welles
Richard Poli Powell
Your Daugh
John
Thick E. Wisner
Clarence Rhinehart
Robert Whitacre
Russell J. Sthinehart
Offici
Diel Hlup
William Shatt
John Mr. Culler
W. FB. Sadler
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producer's Association
Q. Marc Beal
Agricultural Economics
The
University of Maryland
Kalgar
G Emrieh
Enmitshueg
Calvary Methodist Church
Sadler
Whitc
Castleman Aint
de Beall
Emrieh
Rubbon
Govern McKeldin
Col
Donald G. Grothans
Fort Detick
Fort Detrick
State Royais Commission
Seventi Street
Fourth Street
Renate
Urbana Giant Club
Methodist
Parisi Hall
Iu Methodist Church
Paul Geisberl
Carroll Manor Lions Club
William
Rouwhzahn
Westinghouse
Board of
Linganore Grange
Ralph Ripley
Austin P. Renn
Renn
Howard A. Quinn
Quinn
Pomona i
William Buta
Reon
Grange
Colorado Springs
Ripley
Pomona Grange
Lewistown
Hyattstown
William Haines
Priva
Distillery Road
Damascus
T. A. ME NG Ne Davent-Teachers Association of
Washington Street
Jat
National Caul Assn
O Lday IL
Jloday
American Legion
Thurmon's
Walter G. Carl
Harrisburg
PENNA
B. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Rd Sacer
Market St
Patrick St
Haart
Saoney
Rus
Rexall
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market Street
Libbey
Owensford
Libbey Owens-Ford
Glass & Mirror Shop Incorporated
East Fourth St
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