Crab Packers And Catchers In Accord Soon
Crab packers and 125 crab catchers in Crabbers Beach area near FISHING CREEK Md report progress toward ending a two week standstill over price. Packers seek 24 cents per pound against 3, catchers’ committee says talks may resume after a meeting, while a new Watermen’s Association keeps pressure. The dispute has paused a $25,000 weekly crab processing payroll and halted island crab picking and packing operations amid ongoing negotiations. Meanwhile U.S. officials move from the old castle to a modern U.S. headquarters in Bonn as part of Germany operations.
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Hooper Island
Oscar Nelson
White & Nelson
Long Narrow Island
Chesapeake Bay
Dorchester County
Ronald McGlaughlin
White and Nelson
Ruark
Bonn
Germany
U.S. State Department
U.S
James B. Conant
Knowland proposes amendment to curb Red China U.N. seating
Washington July 8 President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles signaled opposition to seating Red China at the United Nations. Sen Knowland reshaped his bid for automatic U.N. withdrawal into a two part amendment conditioning congressional action on future Red China admission. The plan suggests the President be asked to inform Congress of implications and propose action if such a crisis arises, while keeping U.S. veto power in the Security Council.
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R-Nj
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House
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Korea
International Organization
Southeast Asia
Vero Dulles
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Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Sen. Gillette
Iowa
America
Lost control of pilotless target near Havre de Grace
In Maryland a radio controlled drone used for anti aircraft target practice at Aberdeen Proving Ground went down near Carpenter Point after apparently escaping control. Reports from Irving Pomerant and others described a plane heading down. ground search parties were sent to the wooded area. The drone, part of Ballistic Research Laboratories tests, disappeared during maneuvering trials.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Carpenter Point
Irving A. Pomerant
Charles ‘Town
Ballistics Research Laboratories
Aberdeen
Break With Russia Asked
Baltimore July 8 A Maryland American Legion convention discussed severing US Russia diplomatic ties. A Potomac Post resolution labeled Russian missions nests of espionage and cited arms shipments to Guatemala as grounds. Protests over a $300000 VA Perry Point hospital cut and Maj Gen Maas urged employing the physically handicapped.
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Russia
Maryland
American Legion
Potomac Post
Williamsport
Guatemala
Veterans Administration Hospital
Perry Point
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USMC
Maryland convention outlines defense and handicapped opportunities
About 1,200 delegates from across the state are to attend a three day convention with a downtown Baltimore parade planned. The bill includes first year payment limits of five million for general buildings and three million for post offices, with future-year limits to be set by appropriations committees and a three year expiration date, expected to be extended if successful. It also frames a psychological tactic against Communist propaganda by expanding opportunities for the physically handicapped and calls for national defense readiness.
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Baltimore
Lease-Purchase Bill Sent To President Eisenhower
Senate passage by voice vote sent a lease purchase bill to President Eisenhower as a major federal building program. The House approved the compromise version a day earlier. The measure would authorize the government to fund post offices and other buildings via rent style payments to clear long outstanding construction backlogs.
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150 4-H Club Members Tour Washington
Fifty Frederick County 4-H girls and leaders left by four chartered buses Thursday for a Washington educational tour. The schedule included visits to the Bureau of Engraving, the Lee mansion in Arlington, a picnic at Hains Point, a Smithsonian Institute tour, a telecast at WHOP, and a 4 pm service.
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U. S. Bureau of Engraving
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Smithsonian Institute
Neighborhood club tour ends at National Cathedral
A Frederick area group returned home about 6 45 p m after a club affiliated tour at the National Cathedral. Leaders and club members listed include Mrs Howard Hillery New Market Mrs Carroll Harp and Mrs Frank Grabill Johnsville Mrs James Ecker Liberty Mrs Marvin Stambaugh and Mrs Lester Wolfe Rocky Ridge Mrs Cyrus McBride Middletown Wideawake Club Miss Martha Lady Myersville and Miss Betsy Lavington County assistant home demonstration agent. Bonn Germany July 8 Bonn s new police chief Wilhelm Tiegelhoff took office today and announced his slogan Lets all be nice to one another.
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Johnsville
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Marvin Stambaugh
Lester Wolfe
Rocky Ridge
Cyrus McBride
Middletown
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Martha Lady
Myersville
Betsy Lavington
Bonn
Germany
Wilhelm Tiegelhoff
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