Defense Supply and Service Administration Proposal
The Hoover Commission urges a civilian run Defense Supply and Service Administration coequal with the three military arms to oversee non military purchases. It projects annual savings of two million dollars by streamlining buys for food clothing and housekeeping items, addressing duplication across services. The plan targets the department with the largest government spending.
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National Defense
Hoover Commission
Defense Supply and Service Administration
Commission
World disarmament debate echoed in Eisenhower talks
The article outlines competing Western and Soviet positions on disarmament, noting Eisenhower's remarks hinting at concessions. It traces a quick history of proposals, from gradual, localized inspection to full international oversight, and highlights shifts after the May discussions and a Geneva meeting looming in ten days.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Red China
Whes
Lassland
Larned
Nature Beat Seafaring Science Urges Sea Food Delights
A lively column mocks scientists pursuing sea crop methods and extols traditional seafood treasures. It names oysters clams chowder and various fish dishes to argue people know plenty already about sea food. It also notes Henry Gilbert of Mt Airy displayed a potato vine growing potatoes above ground with shoots, a unique anomaly in his garden.
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Manhattan
New England
Henry Gilbert
RFD 4
Mt. Airy
News Office
Young Men's Camp to Meet at Braddock Heights
Fifty years ago notes from The News dated July 8 1905 report sixteen members already signed for the Young Men's Camp to be held at Braddock Heights A Brunswick mass meeting planned July 10 aims to establish a new 312 000 Young Men’s Christian Association warding in Brunswick Geraldine Nora Miller’s cat Topsy died at age as stated in the local column
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Braddock Heights
William Brengle
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Washington P. Wachter
Walkersville
Princeton University
Roanoke College
Brunswick
Red Men's Hall
Young Men's Christian Association
Nora Miller
East Patrick Street
Rhoads Galicki Wedding in Baltimore Ceremony
The marriage of Lorraine Theresa Galicki and John Thomas Rhoads was held at Itoly Bas Catholic Church Baltimore in a high nuptial Mass. Reception followed at Candlelight Lodge Catonsville. The bride wore a swiss organdy gown with illusion veil and carried a floral shower bouquet. Bridesmaids wore white and powder blue gowns. The couple resides at 3537 Lothian Road Baltimore after a wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City.
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Lorraine
Theresa Galicki
Thaddeus Galicki
Baltimore
John Thomas Rhoads
Arthur L. Rhoads
Cold Spring Lane
Itoly Bas. Catholic Church
Warchyski
Catonsville
John Galicki
Barbara Galicki
Matt Af Ior
Arthur Rhoads, Jr
George Buhl
Ray Appler
Rhoads
Catholic High School
C. and P. Telephone Company
St. John’s’ School
Calvert Wall
Loyola College
Varvier
The
Newe
Baltimore News-Post
G. Oscar Rhoads
East Second Street
New York
Atlantic City
Weddings Tipton Field Wellgrood White Tipton
Tipton of Rockville wed Miss Elizabeth Ann Field of London England in a Christ Church Rockville ceremony at 4:40 p.m. Attendants included Miss Sylvia Whittacker and Miss Nancy Jo Shobboss. about 250 guests attended an outdoor reception at the bridegroom’s home. The couple plans to live at Willow Beach after a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
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Tipton—Field Wellgrood White Tipton
Rockville
Elizabeth Ann Field
London
England
Christ Church
Tipton
Charles M. ‘Tipton
Poolesville
Rhona Field
Devonshire
Cenrge Kenelm Field
Raymond Black
Sidney Thompson Jr
Sylvia Whittacker
Washington
Nancy Jo, Shobboss
Pooleswire
Moss Mary Ann Renshaw
Garrett Turk
Charles Tipton Jr
Chamepaign, Ul
Bernard Hason
Wheaton City
Charles Kenthoss
Jack Shannon
Ronald Young
Atlantic City
Tiptons
Willow Beach
Law Partnership Is Announced Here
Manuel Mo Weinberg and Glass announce a new law partnership with offices on North Court Street and East Second Street. Weinberg closed his prior office on Past Charens Street while Glass moves from Wereat Chrch Street. The firm shares space with Delbert Nui and previously associated Edward D. Storm. Nannie Rip seeks treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Manuel Mo Weinberg
Themays Glass
Sapo
Tule
Abe Apey
Iim
Weinberg
Glass Watch
North Court Street
Weinhern
T Past
Charen Sties
East Second Street
Glass
Wereat Chrch Street
Law Oartrees
Delbert Nui
Conta Camiatissite
Amd
Vaneet
Mr Wembers
Mr Glass
Taw Associates
Edward D. Storm
Prewedding Entertaining in Bayside Society News
A sequence of social events surrounds Miss Joan Paulik and Mr. David Weinberg as they prepare for a July 30 wedding in Bayside Long Island New York. Families friends and community figures hosted cocktail parties dinners and a private film premiere at local venues. Invitations have been issued for the wedding and reception at Forrest Hills Inn Forrest Hills Long Island.
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Joan Paulik
Joseph Paulik
Bay‘side
Long Island
N. Y
David Sherby Weinberg
Manuel M. Weinberg
Magnolia Avenue
Lutheran Church
Bayside
Edward P. Thomas
Rockwell ‘Terrace
Braddock Heights
Paulik
Weinberg
Dan Weinberg
Peter Pan Inn
Crhana
Dick Harp
Giren
City Opera House
David Weinberg
Ali
Herbert N. Heston
Samuel
Rosenstock
Near Jug Bridge
Kathryn Weinberg
William LeGore
Mrs. Kline
Watkins Acre
Forrest Hills Inn
Forrest Wills
Nooy
Judy 16 Wedding Invites Shared in Yellow Springs
Mr Alvin W H Rice of Lee Place announces the forthcoming wedding of his daughter Gloria to Kenneth Linton son of Mr and Mrs Harry Linton of Yellow Springs The ceremony is set for Saturday afternoon July at two o'clock at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church Rev George He Brawn will officiate A reception will follow in the church social rooms.
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Judy
Alvin WH. Rice
Lee Place
Gloria
Kenneth Linton
Harry Linton
Yellow Springs
Centennial Memorial Eyvangelical
Boyle Column Re MAL BOYLE NEW YORK
Dilys Lay, 21, Welsh star of The Boy Friend, recalls leaving home for Broadway life. She longs to be taken seriously, hopes for a balanced life with acting, dreams of a family, and reflects on loneliness amid fame. She moved with Julie Andrews to an East Side apartment, misses London, and values simple American social life.
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Dilly
Dilys
Beatrice Lillie
England
Julia Andrews
East Side
Manhattan
London
Julie
Melody
America
Ead
Man Found Guilty Appeals After DUI Sentence
Raymond Exler of Frederick linked to driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Court suspended jail day, immediate appeal noted by defense, with fines and costs totaling $150 on the first charge and $1 on the second. Several other drivers cited near US 40 west and US 46 west for speeding and traffic device violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond (Whitey) Exler
RFD
Frederick
Pete
Court House Park
Withur F. Sheffield Jr
Lester L. Poole
Coats
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nepiy
Raymond Haggh
Emus A
Donald Woodward
Vinsontown
Ronald J. Cromse
Richard M. Sehuiitshusmh
US 46
West
Hares T Creager
Frederick Avenue
Reasons For Soviet's Desire For Conference Coming To Light
Washington report traces Soviet motive for summit talks to economic strain. Harold Stassen’s congress report shows Moscow seeks western trade concessions to ease shortages in machinery and grain, amid embargo pressures and export controls. It argues allied restraint blocks Soviet access to capital goods, pressing for talks at Geneva as a path to stability and potential political reform.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Khrushchev
Moscow
Congress
Harold Slassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Russia
Soviet Russia
Stassen
Soviet Bloc
Chloe
Theeweagh
Forergn Operations Administration
China
Ito
Tha Wrendin Phastenn
Geneva
Free World
Hitler
Janan
America
United States
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Ivy
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Reed
Frederick Female Seminary Dummnne Association
Hany T James, Sr
Barbara, Fillehie
Edith G. Sied- In
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Mir
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Gentva
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Soviet Union
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Buble
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Mero
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Martin
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Donald
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Chicren
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Edar Crave
Montgomers County
Sraem
Nannie Rip
Tutl Avenue
Frederick Memorrial Hospital
Society News
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Mutton Hill
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Pines
Jug Bridge
Connecticut
Ated
Herbert &. Brown
Greenwood Lake Sterling , Forest, OY
Allister MacKay
Yong
Elisabeth
Grant Place
Calvars Church Cho
Staley Park
Calvary Methodist Church Choir
John, Donaldson
E. William Hall
Melvin Tabler
E. R. Pearl
John Donaldson
Mrs
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RFD 3
Bonnie Louise
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Russell Strube
Urbana
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W. Va
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Patsy Atube
Doris Jean
William Jr
Mark W. Lee
William F. Lee Sr
Herpert E Brown
Betsy
Caroline Albaugh
Redwood Avenue
Philadelphia
Philadelphia School of
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Tinserty
Emma Quinn
West Second Street
John Payle
Pater J
Lee Jacobs
Linden Hills
Paul de W. Green
Union Bridge
Norman McBride
Earl Green
Buckeystown
Ralph Green
Linda Lee Green
Donald Eugene
Butt
Woodsboro
Eugene Jr
Montgomery County General Hospital
Harry O. Schroeder
John H. Cramer
Mts
Karry
Donald Z. Koons
Rockwell Terrace
Keith Petty Koons
Koons
Kathleen Petty
Columbia. &. C
C. Edward Waller
Edward S. Taylor
Fran Ia
Lincoln
Mass
Jamies Marks J
Sandra
Gregory
Robert M. Zimmerman
Easton
Civinette Club
Nellie Smith
Francis Sentr Key Hotel
Cornelius P. Mundy
Reuben Oppenheimer
Saddler
Torup
Sandy Saddler
Shigeyi Kaneko
NUE
Richmond
State Milk Commission
ATA
Ganelandsay Almond Jc
Ats
Onate
Frank Keefer
Mr. Burke
James Ball
E. W. Hall
Peggy Bell
Pat Ch.stenens
Mr. Schultz
W.S.C.S
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Jefferson Methodist Church
Floyd Huffer
Doubs Society
Huffer
Glenn Lewisen
Douns Society
United Nations
Jean Main
Monroe Thomas
Helen Plunkett
Diane Thomas
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Higheh
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