New Market Grange Passes Resolutions on School Facilities
The New Market Grange adopted a six point resolution at its January meeting urging Frederick High School to improve agriculture facilities and restore shop space for vocational instruction. It notes 3100 students in agriculture from nearby areas and calls for evening classes once facilities are available. The group also seeks a safety blinker at US 40 and Route 75 and mentions a film demo on social security for farmers.
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New Market Grange
Frederick High School
Maryland
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Ballenger Jefferson
Braddock
Libertz
New Market
Urbana
Mt. Pleasant
Linganore
Lewistown
Frederick
Aj County
Frederick High School Vocational Agricultural Department
Clarence Schultz
LeRoy Burall
U. S. 40
E. R. Young
Rhea Kincaid
Carl Nagel
Robert Shane
Nagel
Lavinia McGolerick
Kenneth McGolerick
Not Told Of Plans To Close Half Mile Tracks
In Baltimore on January 30 a man questioned plans to shut down Maryland four half mile race tracks Timonium Cumberland Marlboro Bel Air. Dr Robert Snavely heads Maryland Half Mile Tracks Assn says no plans to abandon operations. Eldred Rinehart cites a report that one mile track proposed closing all half milers and splitting races among three mile tracks. Edward F Farrell Jr denies real proposal and notes agricultural interests would push cane if half milers closed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Robert Snavely
Timonium
Cumberland
Marlboro
Bel Air
Eldred Rinehart
Maryland Racing Commission
Bowie
Pimlico
Laurel
Edward F. Farrell Jr
Lve
Vote Form Council Of Churches In Frederick County
Delegates from Protestant churches in Frederick County voted to form a Council of Churches. The plan calls for open membership to evangelical churches, representative governance, and ties to Maryland Delaware and national councils. Clergy and lay representatives will participate. Dr. Fred E Reiss and Rev Charles Trunk urged adoption. Training plans surfaced for a two week summer encampment at Indiantown Gap for the 29th Infantry Division.
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Fred E Reiss
Washington
Federation‘of Churches
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Frederick County
Council of Churches and Christian Education
Maryland
Delaware
National Council of Churches of Christ
USA
Willie R. Ford
Council of Churches and Christian Education of
Howard McCarney
Middletown
Edward Godsey
Calvary Methodist
Indiantown Gap
29Th Infantry Division
William J. Verbeck
William C. _ Purnell
Baltimore
90Th
Youth Injured in Fall From Horse At Maryland Hospital
A 19 year old Pont of Rocks youth Bertram A King was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 3 pm Sunday with a head injury after a fall from a horse. He was knocked unconscious but regained consciousness before admission. A small head laceration and concussion were noted. The fall occurred when a cinch strap broke during a roll back. Earlier Sunday, David H YVingur accompanied his wife to the hospital for treatment of a deep chin cut after an ice skating incident on Culler Lake. John W Flickinger of Lewistown received facial lacerations after a motorcycle crash at a local garage and was treated and released.
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Pont of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bertram
King
Maryland State Police
Tr. L. Guilmino
Beme
David H Yvingur
Braddock Heaghta
Brough
Culler Lake
John W . Flickinger
Lewistown
Flickinger
LeRoy Blumenauer
Frederick
Fuckinger
Sentiment Grows for Income Tax Cut in Congress
Washington January 30 Democrats push for a general income tax cut this year with Rep Boggs forecasting House passage before June and McCormack noting strong sentiment among Congress members. Proposals include a $20 cut per taxpayer and dependent or $100 increase in exemptions, potentially reducing revenues by about $2.2 billion annually and easing bills for low income families. Republicans favor a percentage cut rather than across the board exemptions, setting up a possible clash in Congress.
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House
McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
Lars
Rep Bogs
D-Law
Boggs
Ways and Means
Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhauer
Nomic
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
First School of Journalism Founded at University of Missouri
In 1908 Walter Williams established the first school of journalism at the University of Missouri, marking a landmark moment in American journalism education and shaping subsequent media studies nationwide.
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First School of Journalism
Walter Williams
University of
Commonwealth Prime Ministers In Meeting
London hosts Commonwealth prime ministers meeting to discuss Formosa tensions and hydrogen bomb risks. Churchill seeks behind the scenes support for a broader peace push and a possible summit with Eisenhower, as eight leaders plan 16 days of talks at 10 Downing Street.
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British Commonwealth of Nations
Tomorow
Formosa
Churchill
Downing St
Britain
White House
Commonwealth
India
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Eisenhower
Sovel Premace Malenkov
Pierre Mendes
France
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Frank Cordero
Gloria
Lucky
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Harold MM. Free
Shookstown
Edgewood
Rocky Springs
March of Dimes Pollo Fund
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Kehne Furn. CO
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Oil Berner Sales and Service
Economy Oil CO
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Weil Brothers
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Indian Springs
Holbe More
Streamliie Somsenite
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