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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1955

Page

4

Realistic approach to intergovernmental reform urged

Washington-NEA American state and local governments need reorganization and strengthening with the federal role limited to areas states cannot handle. The Kestnbaum Commission recommends a middle road focusing on reducing waste, avoiding overlaps, and shifting some tax burdens, while urging public opinion to push reform. It frames a long-term guide for intergovernmental relations rather than quick fixes.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Correspondent Washington Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Eisenhower Congress Commission On Inter- Governmental Relations Meyer Kestnbaum Hart, Schaffner & Marx Chicago Herbert Hoover Hoover Hoover Commission Kestnbaum Commission Kestabuuima Clarence M. Manion Notre Dame

Evening Radio Schedule With News and Shows

A historical radio grid lists CBS NBC and ABC programming from 6:00 to 11:00 with news, commentary, sports, dramas, variety programs, and orchestras. Entries include Evening News at 6 and multiple Abe and mbs broadcasts such as News & Comment, Frank Sinatra, Groucho Marx, Truth or Consequences, Fibber and Molly, and Danes Orchestra.

Cbs Mbs Wests Abe Cbs Sports Cbs News Red Benson Frank Sinatra Abe Diss Derby Groucho Marz FBI Abe News & Story Bing Crosby Abe Amos Mastic & A Abe Danes Chs Abe Symphony Orch Uudersleeve Akeys Capital Nbe Dbs News & Comment News & Varieties All Nets

Television Programs and Local News Summary

Eastern daylight time TV listings dominate the page with programs like What’s the Story and The Eisenhower DuMont show. Local news items report a Cumberland man found shot dead, Greece and Turkey agreeing to discuss Cyprus, and a Calvary Methodist Bible class with 88 attendees.

Timin Hukla Olie Abe John Daly Miali Dennis Nabe Abe Persy Como Abe Godfrey DuMont Eisenhower DuMontater—abbe Oba Steve Silen

TV And Radio By Charles Mercer on Davy Crockett

A column notes two media raiders question the Davy Crockett myth. Murray Kempton of the Post derides Crockett as a braggart with a checkered record while Harper’s magazine grills the legend. The piece reflects on youth idols and the value of scrutinizing myths.

Charles Mercer New York Davy Crockett Murray Kempton the Post Harper Magazine Harper's Cain Petunias Crockett Dan Morgan Dan'l Boone Kit Carson Kempton Harpers Vernon L. Parrington Harper’s Morthe Davy

Davy Myth and TV Power Cited in Public Commentary

A commentator argues television perpetuates myths and should guide youth wisely while a later report notes rapid industrial growth estimates for 1957. Predicted 1957 steel output 4,120,000 tons, electricity 15,920,000 kWh, coal 113,000,000 tons, and rising gains in generators, cement, cotton, sugar, and motors.

China projects 98.3% rise in industrial output

A Peiping radio report aired in Tokyo stating China’s second annual National People’s Congress heard that industrial output is expected to rise 98.3 percent as part of the first five year plan, now about 24 years old. Li Fuechun, vice premier and chairman of the State Planning Commission, opened the report at the congress.

Tokyo China National’ Peoples’ Congress Peiping Li Fuechun State Planning Commission of

Deputy Attorney General Named in Maryland Transition

Baltimore July 51 The resignation of Harrison L. Winter as deputy attorney general is announced by Attorney General C. Ferdinand Sybert. Norman P. Ramsey will succeed him. Ramsey has served as assistant attorney general since January and was a law clerk for Judge W. Calvin Chesnut. Winter’s earlier service included work as a clerk for Judge Morris A. Soper and legislative reference staff. he will return to Miles & Stockbridge. Also von reception details follow in Harmony. A separate note reports May steel shipments set a new monthly record of 7,540,889 net tons with oil country goods and cold rolled sheets leading, and automotive buyers accounting for 23.1 percent of domestic shipments.

Baltimore C. Ferdinand Sybert Harrison L. Winter Norman P. Ramsey Winter Ramsey W. Calvin Chesnut U. S Maryland Semmes, Bowen & Semmes Sohert Mir Morris A. Soper U. S. Circuit Court Department of Legislative Reference Miles & Stockbridge New York American Iron and Steel Institute

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