Economic Advisers in Eisenhower White House Rise Again
President Eisenhower's economic message to Congress renews full support for the Council of Economic Advisers. Dr Arthur Burns and Dr Gabriel Hauge head a reconstituted team with a broader consultant network shaping policy and a secretive, centralized planning approach.
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NEA
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Michigan
Truman
Esenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Citizens Committee On
Robert Johnson
Temple University
Congress Authority
Moneey
Arthur F. Burns
Columbia University
CEA
Gabriel Hauge
Dewey
New York
Business Week
White House
Treasury
Marion B Folsom
Agriculture
True D. Morse
Walter Williams
Rocco Siciliano
Abbott L. Mills
Federal Reserve Board
Paul L. Morrison
Budget Bureau
Dr. Hauge
U. S
Barrick Announces Candidacy for State's Attorney
Samuel W. Barrick, local attorney and Woodsboro native, declared Friday as the second candidate for Frederick County State's Attorney in the Democratic primary on June 28. A former Air Force navigator, he touts honesty as essential for enforcing local laws and has been active in civic and veteran groups plus youth and charitable circles. He lives with his wife and two children at 221 East Church Street.
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Nell H. Jacoby
School of Business Administration
UCLA
Walter W. Stewart
School of Economics and Politics
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Princeton
Frances M. James
David W. Lusher
Robinson Newcomb
Asher Abhinstein
Library of Congress
Albert E. Koch
Federal Reserve Board
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State Department
M. G. deChateau
Corneil
Clarence Long
Johns Hopkins
William H. Nichols
Vanderbilt
Raymond J. Saulnerr
Columbia
Louis Shere
Indiana
Robert Triffin
Yale
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20Th Century Fund
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Frederick County
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Woodsboro
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Mercersburg Academy
Gettysburg College
University of Maryland Law School
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Jaycee Board of Directors
Young Democratic Club
John R. Webb
VFW
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
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Amendment to Halt Court Packing Proposed in Senate Hearing
Senate Judiciary subcommittee to hear a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at blocking court expansion and prohibiting justices from running for president after leaving the bench. Retired Justice Owen J. Roberts testified as Sen. John M. Butler seeks to fix nine justices and bar presidents or veeps from serving within five years of leaving the court. The measure argues it would protect judicial independence and remove political temptation.
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Taneytown Appointments From Taneytown Volunteer Fire Co
The executive committee of the Taneytown Volunteer Fire Co announces 1954 55 appointments for ambulance drivers and truck drivers. Names include David Smith Thurston Putman Raymond Feeser Edwin Baumgardner Eugene Eyler Charles Baker J W Garber and others.
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Glenn Lochingell
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Delmont Koons
Roy Phillips
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Harman Albaugh
Wallace Reindollar
George Shriner
Donald Clingan
Harry Dougherty
Raymond Perry
George Crouse
Delmar Baumgardner
Rodger Blettner
Clifford Ott
Russell Rodgers
Edward Shorb
Clarence LeGore
Kenneth Clem
Clarence Wilson
W. G. McNair
James McKinney
George Hahn
Richard Miller
Kenneth Awing
Karl Austin
James Turner
Augustus Shank
Luther Rodkey
Elwood Baumgardner
William Burke
M. C. Fuss
H. M
Mohney
Delmar Riffle
George Harner
David Smeak
Ray Fair
Raymond Haines
Nozzlemen
Bernard Bowers
Edwin Nusbaum
Kermit Reid
Mervin Conover
Lews Lanier
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Taneytown Volunteer Fire Co
Thurston Putman
Raymond Feeser
Edwin Baumgardner
T. Eckenrode
Eugene Evler
Charles Baker
Donald Tracey
George Kiser
Sterling Fritz
Howell B. Royer
J. Elwood Frock
Kenneth Hawk
J. Wendall Garmerry
Maryland Eyes Narrow Film Censorship Standards
Maryland attorney general argues film censors should bar only indecent or obscene pictures, aligning statutes with broader limits. He notes current law already permits censorship for sacrilegious, inhumane, immoral, or corrupting material, and such a change may not alter Maryland’s censorship outlook much.
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Edward D. E. Rollins
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