Dixon Yates contract fight parts a legal cloud
The Senate Atomic Energy Committee backed a resolution to cancel the Dixon Yates contract in a party line vote. The move rescinded a November waiver and shifts uncertainty to the Atomic Energy Commission, with President Eisenhower's stance downplaying immediate action. The GOP called the measure illegal, while Democrats say it will lead to litigation and court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
GOP
W. Sterling Cole
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Committee
Republians
AEC
Anderson D-Nm
Eisenhower
West Memphis
Ark
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
ABC
Congress
Sen. Hickenbooner
Town
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Rep
Hinshaw Rcalif
Court News and Weather Notes From Local County Records
Property transfers include Ollie Mae Thomas Cooley to Helen Stewart and back, each $10, in 310 county. Ransom R. Lewis Jr and wife to M J Grove Lime Co for $10. Brosius Homes Corp to Charles H Carter and wife for $10 and to Marion E Burkint and wife for $10 in city. Marriage licenses list multiple divorces and pairs from Frederick and Chambersburg. Weather note from Oakland records R E Weber observes 26 degrees below zero, noting colder feel and a wry remark about the question of cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Mae Thomas Cooley
Helen Stewart
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Brosius Homes Corporation
Charles H. Carter
Marion E. Burkint
Russell Austin Brightwell
Virginia Lee Myers
Weather Observation
Oakland
R. E. Weber
Weather Bureau
Independent Hose Co Officers Election Held at Meeting
Surprises were returned in ballotting for vice-presidencies and a captaincy during the annual business meeting and election of Independent Hose Co. Benjamin B. Rosenstock was re-elected president. Melvin Schwearing won a vice presidency with 1331 votes. Paul Rhoads Jr. edged Smoky Rothenhoefer 75 to 73 for the second vice presidency. Directorships went to Ben Adams, Samuel Barrick, Emory Carmack, Charles Cramer, John Kennedy, and Paul Wisner. Charles Wisner elected captain. Jack Fleischman close behind. Lester Baker led for lieutenants with Kenneth May, Norman Ray, and John Wisner also elected. An amendment changing quarterly meeting nights to last Monday passed 175 to 36. The group reported 126 alarms last year and 150 members attended the annual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Co
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Melvin Schwearing
Paul Rhoads Jr
Frank
Smoky) Rothenhoefer
Russell Hahn
Irving Plunkett
Guy V. Brust
Richard Graham
Ben
Bud) Adams
Samuel Barrick
Emory Carmack
Charles
Doc) Cramer
John F. Kennedy
Paul Wisner
Wisner
Fielschman
Kenneth Bartgis
Richard Ruthvin
John M. Culler
Paul Althouse
Church of Chaplain
Althouse
Television Program Lineup Summary
A dense list of 1950s era TV schedule items across networks CBS ABC NBC DuMont with film titles, talk shows, variety hours, religious services, news, drama, and children's programs. Many named stars and programs appear such as Gene Autry Mickey Rooney Jackie Gleason Loretta Young Father Knows Best and Meet the Press alongside sports and musical offerings.
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Wizard
Abe Gene Autry
Horace Heidt
Nbo
Mickey Rooney
Jackie Gleason
Dotty Mack
Hollywood
Abe
Imogene Coca
Ozxark
Che
Chicago
DuMont Donald O’connor
Coe Stork
Abe George Gobel
Ivenneg
Cbs Snewa
Abe Public
Abc
Tempe
Cos
Sorgs
Dr. Six Gun
Cbhe
Hawaii
Abe My Little Margie
Oklahoma Symphony
Sherlock Holmes
Edgar Bergen Jr
Walter Winchelsmabe
Abe Sammy Kaye
Cbe
Fischer & Molly
Nbe
Mahalia Jackson
Bill Graham
Ata J. Derr
Meat the Press
Cbs
Nate
Chs
Frank Baxter
Cbs Science Review
DuMont
Princeton
Npe
Cha
Roy Rogers
Art Baker
Cba Film Playhouse
Cba
LY Playhouse
Walter Winghell
Horizons
Abc Life Beings
Abe Father Knows
Dhs
Robt. Cummings
Remsberg Named Brucellosis Campaign Chairman
J Homer Remsberg of Middletown named chairman to guide Maryland's drive to eradicate brucellosis in cattle. The program tests all dairy cattle, slaughters infected animals, and pays indemnity to farmers. A $68,000 appropriation is requested for the coming fiscal year to fund part of the indemnity.
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Baltimore
Agriculture Board
Livestock Sanitary Service and Health Department
West and Soviet bloc clash over economic power in war
A Congressional study notes Western Europe the United States and Canada have greater absolute economic capacity than the Soviet bloc, and could mobilize overwhelming strength with time. It cautions Soviet output in agriculture restrains growth and that atomic power could shift balance quickly.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
West
Joint Congressional Committee On the
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Western Europe
Canada
Soviet Bloc
France
Mediterranean
Maryland Governor to attend Heidelberg graduation abroad
Gov. McKeldin accepted an invitation to fly to Heidelberg Germany for May 27 graduation exercises for University of Maryland education program abroad members. Dr. Elkins said enrollment abroad is 6000 to 7000 across 94 stations in 12 countries. About 40 to 50 will receive degrees in May. Gen. Alfred Gruenther is invited to give the commencement address.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Heidelberg
Germany
University of Maryland
University
Board of Regents
Wilson H. Elkins
Alfred Gruenther
U.S
Europe
Prostate Trouble Ad Promises Free Health Booklet
Urgent appeal targets men suffering urinary distress and nocturnal urination. An offer for a free color illustrated health booklet on sound medical advice from Union Medical Clinic at 207 Market St, Newark.
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Union Medical Clinic
Market Sc
Newark
N. 1
Geography memory fades as world headlines rise
Hal Boyle reflects on how geography shifted from cozy child’s wonder to a tense map of modern dangers. He recalls old fantasies of distant lands and contrasts them with Cold War fright from Dien Bien Phu to Korea. The column also notes Serge Rubinstein’s rise and fall and a Haiti state dinner attended by Dr. Joseph F. Thorning.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Frank Merriwell
Burma
India
Africa
Stanley
Livingstone
China
Dien Bien Phu
Korea
Pesctadores
Washington
Joseph F. Thorning
World Affairs
Americas
Paul B. Magloire
Haiti
The
United States
Eisenhower Attends Burgundy Room Reception at Sheraton Park
In Washington the president attends a burgundy room reception at the Sheraton Park Hotel with Vice President Nixon among a crowd including diplomats, cabinet members, and military officials. The article notes an estimated 500,000 music teachers in the United States, both full and part time.
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Army Medical Research Laboratory
Ft Knox
Army
Eld
Court News
MBS Works
WMD Ie
NBG
WRAL
Martin Block
Abe John Flynn
Tbs
Cbs World Traveler
Nbe Capitol
Ebe
Abe Washington
Bob Edge
Newa
Abe Pop
Quaker City
Cauim
Toa
Guy Lombardo
Nobe
Mbs News
Ozark
King
News & Varietien
Norfolk
Oceana Naval Air Station
Here
Cmdr
William J. Manby Jr
Miramar
Calif Naval Air Station
Manby
R.h.moore Jr
Ienlist
Navy
Winchester Hall
U.S. Navy
Robarts
Abe N.yl
Philharmonic
Wyatt
Mbe
Abe Hayes
Heart
Nick Carter
Abe Rin Tin Tin
Dennis Dey
Nowe
Remsberg
McKeldin Lo Ky Lo
Heidelberg, Germany
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Serge
Damascus, MD
Otarion
Frederick
New York City
West Patrick St
Monument
the News
Frederick, Md
Charles Thomas
Air Force
Harold 5. Talbott
U. S. Marine Corps
Lemuel Shepherd
Henry F. Holland
Jacques Leger
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s Drug Store
Frederick High School
Lawin
All Ark
Hood College
Ash
Maryland
East
Patrick ST
Robert C. Schutz
YES
Loews
Ef Sarreending Howes
Marlow’s
Silberts Balto
Kehne’s
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market St
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Depost Insurance Corporation
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