Education And Taxes By Roger W Babson
Babson argues for higher teacher salaries and better efficiency to fund a growing college population. He reviews historical enrollment trends, forecasts modest rises by 1970, and links teacher pay to education quality, urging tax-supported funding and improved school efficiency to attract and retain skilled educators.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
IG Fk
Johnny
Susie
Caltese
Galaries
Inene
Mpre Viliae
Thim
Tas Vale
Roseate Decade Ahead Predicts Prosperity Under Grover Ensley
Dr. Grover W. Ensley, waft director for the Congression al Joint Committee on the Economic Report, foresees a highly reseate decade with population rising to 190 million by 1965 and output surging. He predicts tax and hours-work shifts, substantial gains in agriculture and industry, and broader legislative groundwork to foster rapid economic growth.
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Grover W. Ensley
Waft
Congressional Joint Committee On the Economic Report
Congress
Letters to the Editor Ditta to the Editor of The News
A brief letters page item citing a correspondent TEAN YINGLING Frederick dated January 18. The writer responds to a prior letter about a simplified 1854 tax form, adding her emphatic ditta.
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Tean Yingling
Frederick
Commission Probes Remon Assassination Ties
A three man National Assembly commission pressed forward with its probe into charges that ex President Jose Ramon Guizado was involved in the assassination of his predecessor, Jose Antonio Remon. A plastic rubber stamp was created to mark where impressions are placed for transparency.
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Supreme Court
National Assembly Commission
Jose Ramon Guizado
Oi Bouuain
Jose Antonia Remon
City notices and tax clash mark Lis. fifty years ago
City register E C Shephard sent notices to lawyers to comply with licensing ordinance. Postal Telegraph Co contested pole tax claiming 47 poles but the board refused relief for 23 poles in use by the city. Edna Jor Baker resigns from Walkersville to join Manchester, Carroll Co. Two farmers institutes set for Thurmont on Jan 24 and Frederick on Jan 26. The New Market correspondent notes thick snow and coffee prices rising a penny per pound.
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City Register
E. C. Shepherd
Board of Aldermen
Popstal Telegraph Company
Edna Jor Baker
Walkersville
Manchester
Carroll County
Thurmont
Frederick
Frederick Firemen push for higher disabled-aid funds
From the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association annual session in Brunswick Noble L. Rushe urged support for Maryland General Assembly bills to raise appropriations for disabled firemen or dependents Irma Virginia Biggs a long time North Market Street School faculty member died of pneumonia at her sister’s home Edgar H Koogle elected chief of Middletown Volunteer Fire Company succeeding the late Charles B Darner Plans under way for the first annual Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory March 16 under Independent Retail Grocers Association and Serv U Save U Stores
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Frederick County
North Market Street
Edgar H Koogle
Middletows
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Charles B. Darner
State Armory
Butler Makes Upset Prediction At Maryland Dinner
LANDOVER Md. P-Sen John Marshall Butler spoke at a Prince Georges County Republican dinner. He handed reporters prepared remarks but did not include his forecast for Rosenhower’s reelection in 1958. After the event he added his Eisenhower prediction as a postscript. A separate line notes a defendant in Cleveland.
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Eisenhower
Y M C A elects new president and plans pool upgrades
Clyde M. Bears Sr. elected president of the Y M C A replacing J Richard Ramsburg who did not seek reelection. Joseph D. Baker named vice president. Five new directors added, including Girard Gallup and Eugene Thomas. Pool improvements budget around 3500 with work to start within 60 days.
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Y.mc.a
Clyde M. Bears, Sr
Y Board
J. Richard Ramsburg
Roney
Joseph D. Baker
William M., Moore
Nevin S. Baker
Girard W. Gallup
E. Eugene Thomas
Roger R. Rice
Edwin H. Sponseller
Greencastle
Edward Bentz
Warner L. Brittain
Walker Carte Tawie R Moeterhaneh Warrnn Evans
James H. Falk
R. Ames Hendrickson
Robert F. Nicodemus
Charles A. Price
Earl J. Rhoder
Memorial Concert at Hood Honors Dr Vietor in Mem
A large audience at Hood College attended the Memorial Concert honoring the late Camp Detrick scientist Dr Vietor. The American University String Quartet performed Mozart and Schubert with Barber and Ravel works, followed by a brief intermission.
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Joseph Victor
Camp Detrick
Hood College
American University String Quartet
Dr. Vieter
Broddeck Hall
Hood Collette
Vietor
Samuel Barber
Maurice Ravel
Schubert
Amy Tompastr
Tener
George Steiner
Donald Raddine
Sean Feldman
Morris Kirshhayin
Relia
Knowland Breakfast Talk With Eisenhower Reported
President Eisenhower and Senate Republican leader Knowland met at breakfast to discuss various domestic and foreign problems. Knowland did not reveal views on the American fliers imprisoned in China but said their mission to Peiping to seek their release failed. He added no conflict between that stance and Eisenhower’s cautions against impetuous words.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen R Knowland JR
Senate
China
Knowland
United Sealions Mission
Peiping
White House
Eadesenhower
Engagement announced for Ann Fas to Bobby Lee Cannon
Mr and Mrs Paul Hildebrand announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Fas to Bobby Lee Cannon son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cannon of Yellow Springs. The wedding date has not yet been set.
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Haughter Bagager My
Paul Hildebrand
West
Sineet
da Ann Fas
Bobby Lee Cannon
Thomas Can
Yellow Springs
Planes To Drop Aid and Mercy Versus Sacrifice
Fragmentary poetic lines reference mercy over sacrifice and aid drops, invoking biblical phrases and Shakespearean imagery. The text presents repeated phrases about planes delivering food and medicine and a prayerful plea to God amid winds.
Britain Drops Aid as Snowbound North Sees Planes Sail
In northern Scotland and across the British Isles heavy snow prompted rescue teams to deploy around 50 helicopters and planes to distribute food and medicines. Blizzards floods and colder conditions were forecast to persist through the week, complicating relief efforts and ongoing storms.
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Cartier Glory
Scotland
Caithness
Sutherland
Royal Air Force
Kinloss
Caithness and
Germany
France
Poland
London
Oho Britany
British Isles
Eurrope
Sten British
Plane crash survivors found after four days in snow
Melba Tomlinson, 22, of Denver, died en route to hospital after four days pinned in the wreckage of a Stinson Voyager on the New Mexico border. William C. Wilson, 33, also Denver, staggered into a ranch with a fractured ankle and frostbite. He said the two had no food or water and failed to escape the stalled plane for three days before Wilson went for help.
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ST. John S. Aziz
Melba Tomlinson
Denver
Brant Hamblin
St John's
William C. Wilson
Arizona
Tomlinson
Hanklin
R.E. Pawell
Stinson
Wilson
St John’s Hospital
New Mexico
Illness and Hospital Admits in Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs Doris Cranebure of 806 North Market street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for minor surgery. Mrs Alice Rohrback of Braddock Heights improved to fair condition. Mr Ilesse Ramsburg Jr of South Market street is a medical patient in fair condition. Mr Fimory Grubbs of Ijamsville is a surgical patient in fair condition. Mr Carroll H Hendrickson Sr of Upper College Terrace is in satisfactory condition as a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Anna L Flook of Shookstown is under observation and treatment at the University Hospital in Baltimore for satisfactory condition. Mrs Donald L Young of 114 East Fourth street admitted Tuesday evening for surgery.
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Doris Cranebure
Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alice Rohrback
Braddock Heights
Ilesse Ramsburg, Jr
South Market Street
Fimory Grubbs
Ijamsville
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
J . Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anna L. Flook
Shookstown
University Hospital
Baltimore
Donald L. Young
East Fourth Street
Birth and moves noted in local personals column
Mr and Mrs Arthourd T Shank announce the birth of a son Steven Arthur on January 7 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Other notes report moves, travels, and family occasions including serviceman Robert Main in Germany, Mr and Mrs Theodore Semler returning from a wedding trip, and several regional visits and milestones.
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Arthourd T. Shank
Adamstown
Steven Arthur
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Meo
Ralph
Burall
Tammy
Maple Avenue
RFD & Frederick
Luther Knowles
Grace Burall
Evan Carpenter
Thomas R. Main
RVD
Preatitin
Pri
Robert TL. Main
Germany
L. S. Army
Robert le
Main J. A
Co. D
APO
CS Army
New York
N.Y
Theodore Semler
Sts. John’s Catholic Church
Yellow Springs
G Wilson Mercer
Cit
Rey L. Parks
Burkitsville
Am & Pound
Rex Randall
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
Dan
Julies G Smith
Libertstown
Edna Clarke
Clearwater
Florida
Both Sides Claim Gains In Costa Rica Front
SAN JOSE Costa Rica government and rebels traded progress claims as inter American observers moved toward the Nicaraguan frontier to monitor rebel reinforcements. The government said its units battled north of Santa Rosa and reporters claimed they had the rebels on the run. Rebels reported reinforcement of 300 troops near La Cruz and another broadcast said 206 troops landed near Limón, 70 miles east of San Jose, as OAS observers prepared to watch the border.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Santa Rosa
la Cruz
Organization of American States
OAS
Limon
Caribbean
Committees Named By Ruritan Club in Brownsville
The Brownsville Gapland Ruritan Club met in the Parish Hall with 55 attending including Washington County Commissioners Delphey and Bevard. New members Vine Lotet Everhart Kaetzel Crowl and Castle joined. Committees were appointed on program fellowship finance welfare health sanitation economic agriculture rural utilities rural church education and more. The club approved projects such as a playground a Junior Ruritan baseball team a public dump ponds cleanup week and a game preserve efforts. The next meeting is February 21 in the Parish Hall with Gordon Hen Ring as special guest.
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Brownsville-Gapland
Charles Morrison
Groun
Newton L. Poling
Kaetzel
Harold Violet
Roger Everhart
Ira Kaetzel
Ralph Crowl
F. M M. Castle
Leroy Jennings
Rural Utilities Committee
Washington
Brownsville
DeWitt Hyde
Jennings
Hyde
Board of
Floyd Goetz
Ralph Kaetzel
John Frye
O'Byrne Jennings
Macwell Happ, Jr
Jerry Kaetzel
Emmett Dagerhart
Frank Kaetzel
Frank Davidos N Procter
Gerald Haines Sr
Walter Agner
Jerry Bingham
Clinton Jennings
Robert Tritipoe
Charles Bealer
Howard Als
Clinton Jennings,Sr
Richard Holder
Merell Hahn
Ralph Procte
Franklin Harrison
Homer Sponangle
Howell Happ, Sr
J. Clifford Kaetzel
John Harrison
Indus Edgar Youns
Elwood Younkins
AL Younkins
John Younkins
Newton Poling
Srr
the Home
Lawrence Anders
John Jennings
Preston Phillips
Conservation
Joe Hagan
John Fix
Howell Happ
Jjr
Leonore Higdon
Raritan
Ganand
Conintis
Sioner Delphey
Northewestern
United Statesheims
Gordon Hen- Ring
German stowaway rode with three circus elephants
A 21 year old German stowaway sailed aboard the Berin Liskow with three elephants from Ringling Barnum and Bailey. He hid in the hold with hay and bread until discovery on deck. Capt. Heinrich Lorenzsata Liskow, a fugitive, faced possible return to Germany as authorities arranged deportation. Separately the piece notes canal fuel use estimates at 112,000,000 tons annually supplying 66 percent of steam plant fuel.
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New York
Giarmut Lashow
Berin Liskaw
Germany
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Amerita
Heinrich Lorenzsata Liskow
East Germany
United States
Looks Like He Learned From Previous Regimes
David Lawrence analyzes budget forecasts under the Eisenhower administration, noting a 1955 56 deficit projection and contrasting Treasury projections with ongoing economic growth. He discusses cash budgets, past overestimates, and potential political uses while citing prior Truman-era errors and technical reasons for revenue changes. He concludes a cash surplus may emerge by June 1956, signaling fiscal stability amid campaign dynamics.
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David Lawrence Washington
Treasury
Congress
Eisenhower
Truman
Iman
Aehi
Thailand
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Sam Hamill
Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
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Capital Airlines of Washington
Elmer
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Hood
Shakespeare
Ruritan Club
Jennings B. Neill
Rockville
Wiliam O. Parks
Brunswick
Lieut
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Sergt. Quinn
George Wright, Jr
Loveltsville
Boone
Medical Society
D. R. Langworthhy
County Medical Society
Hotel Frederick
Langworthy
Thomas Quill
Tnchon Far East
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John T. Morrissey, Jr
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Libertytown
Inchon Harbor
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Korea
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