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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 24, 1955

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Adamstown Women’s Clubs Host Meetings and Plans

The Adamstown Homemakers Club met at Eva Carlin's home with 21 members. President El mer Michael led the session as music and prayer opened. Demonstrations on correct pattern sizing and dressmaking used measurements and charts. Reports highlighted a county council meeting on April 1 and an embassy tour on April 30. A charity supper was announced for February 4 at the Reformed church, with a silver offering for police, heart, and cancer funds.

Adamstown Akers Eva Carlin Charles Brosius Elmer Michael Eric Biser Walter Myers Milton Fry Kent Edgar Hawker George Stup Helen Snoot Church of B. Clark Gibson Walter Mehrling Ballenger Club Ballenger Leslie Wiles Charles King Russell Thomas Hood College Mollie Zimmerman Willis Derr Austin Putman William Thomas

Fast Action For GI Bill Education Benefits Expansion

The GI education bill proposed by Rep Teague would allow service members in by January 31 to keep earning schooling benefits beyond the date, up to 36 months, worth about 5000 per man. Hearings planned to push quick committee and Senate passage, with Eisenhower and major veterans groups supportive. Debate centers on extending post February 1 wartime benefits while some fear peacetime duty uniforms merit less favorable treatment. Edith Nourse Rogers urges repeal of the directive. some members favor conditions on peacetime service. The report notes a separate item: Dwight W. Morrow, widow of the former senator and mother-in-law of Lindbergh, died at 81 after two months illness.

Teague Ctex House Veterans Affairs Committee Senate Eisenhower Veterans Administration House Committee Edith Nourse Rogers Rmass Dwight Morrow U. S Charles. A. Lindbergh

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