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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 18, 1955

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Eisenhower Budget Sends to Congress as Deficit Seen

James Marlow reports that President Eisenhower submits a thick budget to Congress for fiscal 1956. It forecasts a deficit due to raid War costs and defense, delaying any income tax cut. The process spans departments, Budget Bureau scrutiny, and lengthy House Senate hearings before final appropriations.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington ABC Eisenhower Congress Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Hisenhower Legislative Branch Bureau of the Budget Budget Bureau Department Appropriations House Senate

Dorothy Dix Advice Column Snippets on Dating and Family

A compact note collection from Dorothy Dix features readers seeking dating and domestic guidance. Topics include a persistent pursuit for a man named George, mother objections to a breakup, and tensions over child portions, plus etiquette on entertaining a future in law. The column promotes calm, practical responses and plainspoken guidance.

Mes Gell Syndicate Ines

Women clubs host meetings and plan charity work

Jug Bridge Homemakers Club met at Mrs Rayhu Specht 279 West Fifth Street with 23 members including new member Mrs Ray Gregoire. Officers led readings music reports and demonstrations while pledges to Pennies for Friendship were approved. Unionville and Prospect clubs held year kickoff meetings with music previews, demonstrations, thank you notes, and March of Dimes contributions. Secret talks begin Paris on Western Europe Union arms pool plan by seven nations.

Jug Bridge Club Jug Bridge Homemakers Club Rayhu Specht West Fifth Street Carl Rintz Ray Gregoire Harry Carmilton Howard Mayne AL Bonos Russell Michael John C. Engle Frank Grimes Engle Vittor Cullen Hospital Unionville Club Unionville Homemakers’ Club Ralph Riplex Melvin Johnson Maurice McDaniel Isaac Nicodemus Clifton Dudderar Oete Walt Bran Singanore Grange Prospect Homemakers Club Sterling Roberts Willard van Sant Shirley Bohn Wm. Scheel, Jr Paris

Priest to address Baltimore Safety Council meeting

Mrs Ivy Baker Priest treasurer of the United States will speak at the 32nd annual Baltimore Safety Council meeting on Wednesday. About 500 people are expected to attend as Priest has served as a director of the National Safety Council for four years. In a note on geology it mentions that a million tons of earth's crust contain four tons of uranium.

Dorothy DIX Bhoy George Jove

BLUE CROSS: low-cost nonprofit hospital plan in Maryland

Blue Cross promotes affordable, nonprofit protection with most funds going to hospital care. Sponsored by local hospitals doctors and citizens in Maryland. Employees can enroll in group plans or nongroup enrollment with a booklet and contact through the Baltimore address.

Blue Cross Brug Cross Bue Cross General Hospital Maryland Department West Baltimore Street Baltimore 1 Bree Surin Blue Shield Brive Cross

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