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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1960
Page
4
Washington AP reports Rep. Jona A Bi accuses the American Medical Association of pressing to derail a drug probe. The briefing notes allegations of interfering with investigators and blocking access to records.
The report notes a rise in national income with higher take home earnings and stabilizing incomes for workers. It references a film project by F L Osborn and comments on drug advertisement regulation, including Senate testimony about misleading tranquilizer ads and calls for accountability.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News for January 29 1916 note the dissolution of the City Hotel partnership of Howard and Vogt John H Howard buys Vogts share Mrs Howard to run the hotel Mrs Mollie N Diffendal widow receives a 200 check from Fr McElroy Council Catholic Benevolent Legion FREDERICK COUNTY delegates in the legislature are reported at odds Ausherman appointed to three committees while Jim King gains scant recognition in the representational notes Carl of Mayberry is fatally in town after an accident as witnessed by a large audience and references to the L ape on ime and G Railroad through Thurmoeni
An obituary notes the sudden death near Emmitsburg as a man named Genievieve Thuerer Road 23 was in a week of reading at a local hotel near Franklinville two miles south of Emmitsburg. The incident follows a cited encounter with an attacker.
America Today notes birthdays and anniversaries for several figures. Roches fellow, Charles G. Stradella, Louis Stein, A Berle, Frankiurphy, Eugene N. Reasier, and others are cited with birthplaces and ages. Also mentions historical events and a brief horoscope summary for today.
AP Business News notes that firms move to self-finance plant and equipment, with 90 percent planning to use internal funds. Only three percent of 228 manufacturing executives expect to cut capital spending amid tighter money and higher rates. Companies tighten credit policies and collections to forestall cash squeezes while seeking efficiency and inventory control.
A series of family visits and church notices fill the Rocky Ridge area roster. Kenneth Mathias family welcomed guests, while Kaas relatives gathered in Myrtle Beach for a brief visit. Mt Tabor United Church of Christ held a January 12 meeting electing elders and deacons.
The piece surveys juvenile delinquency concerns tied to a growing child population, noting police, social workers, and home factors. It cites a Philadelphia municipal judge on parental roles, and highlights local clubs, a Braddock 4H meeting, and unique items such as a paint and gum art project. It also mentions American History Month activities by Frederick chapter D A R and church school responses.
Suzy Parker describes modeling as a trap and fame as a trap and fame as a symbol in a sprawling profile. The former top model, now retired, stars in a Sunday night TV satire and lives in Paris with husband Pierre de la Salle and daughter Georgia. She emphasizes balancing family with a renewed career, avoiding Hollywood life despite offers. Truth Seekers Class at Calvary Church School met at Mitchell Etchison’s home with 18 members and seven guests, planning a rummage sale for February 26.
Fort Detrick staff will attend the President's Conference on Occupational Safety in Washington March 1 to 3. The event gathers 3000 leaders to reduce on the job deaths and injuries. Homemakers kickoff at Mrs Carlton Briss avenue February 8. Promotions, good conduct awards, stork news, welcomes, and farewells fill Fort Detrick notices.
Irman of the House Committee says 60 agencies invest insurance premiums at below market rates. Treasury and VA defend current 3 and 32 percent returns, arguing trust fund money benefits veterans. Hearings planned February 2 to consider policy changes and dividend implications for World War I and II program funds.
Disjointed clipping reports a missing couple, a request for a stamped envelope, and a note about the Silver Spring fire hall dedication and a $1,409 contribution. Mentions an AP dispatch from Brussels and a coal mine disaster response in South Africa with a safety program.
A garbled column discusses farm policy and farmer challenges, mentioning dates and figures in a fragmented way. The text references policy ideas, management issues, and potential impacts, but the exact names and places are unreadable.
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