Train Service Cuts Threaten 10000 Commuters
A one day halt in rail service for 10 444 commuters highlights a broader trend of reduced passenger service as railroads cut trains to cut costs. The New Haven Old Colony line did not run to Boston South Station but will resume next day after officials secured a 900000 subsidy.
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New York
Boston
New Haven Railroad
Old Colony
South Station
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston & Albany
Highland
Grand Central Station
Alfred Perlman
New York Central
Wagner
New York City
the Central
Perlman
Grand Central
Chicago
Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Paducah
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Early Ruling on Little Rock School Integration Case
St Louis appeals court moved to set an early ruling on whether Little Rock school board must proceed with integration at Central High in September. Three judges invited both sides to petition for a swift hearing, with a ruling anticipated before the fall term. The NAACP seeks an expedited hearing, while the school board seeks no speedup.
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ST. Louis
API
L. S. Court of Appeals
Lite Rock
Ark
Central High School
Archibald K. Gardner
Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Lide Rock
John E. Sanborn
St. Paul
Minn
Martin D. van Oosterhaut
Orange City
Iowa
Harvey M. Johnson
Omaha
Néb
NAACP
Little Rock
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Wiley Brandon
Pine Bluff
Brandon S
Wayne Upton
Lemley
Hope
Ronald E. Davies
Fargo
N. D
Sanborn and
Johnson
Davies
Economy Can Heal Wounds
New York AP reports that June factory employment rose after an 18 month downturn and the May June work week gain boosted average manufacturing wages to a record 83.10. Government actions last March to ease home building fed mortgage insurance demand in May and June, signaling more activity ahead. The Veterans Administration notes rising appraisal requests, while debate continues over government stimulus versus spontaneous recovery.
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New York
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Congress
Guaranty Trust Co
Christian Business Men Receive Charter in Frederick
The Christian Business Men's Committee of Frederick has received its charter and will celebrate with a dinner Friday evening in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Robert P. Woodburn will present the charter and Dr. Donald R. Lynch will receive it. Aaron H. Denlinger will be the speaker, with CBMC International treasurer and Paradise poultry feed businessman. Local officers include John B. Mulder as vice chairman and Spenser Brittain as secretary treasurer. the Frederick group is the 422nd chartered by the international organization.
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Christian Business Men's Committee
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert P. Woodburn
Washington
ICBMC
Donald R. Lynch
Aaron H. Denlinger
Cbmc International
Paradise
Lancaster
Baltimore
CBMC
International Organization
Dr. Lynch
John B. Mulder
Land Spenser Brittain
Red Cross Elects Officers and Directors in Frederick
The Frederick County Red Cross held its annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to approve a joint appeal with the Frederick Community Chest. William Wallace was re elected president. Daniel Thomas the vice chairman. Mrs Dan Weinberg the second vice president. Paul Michael the treasurer. L Clinton Rhoades assistant treasurer. Mrs H Albert Dean secretary. New directors include Mrs Harry Barrick and Rev Claude Cort among others. The group reported a productive year and full peacetime activities with new appointees announced for canteen nursing and junior Red Cross roles.
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Frederick County
Daniel Thomas
Harmony Grove
Frederick County Red Cross
Dan Weinberg
Red Cross
Paul Michael
Lindbergh Avenue
L. Clinton Rhoades
Montclair Avenue
H. Albert Dean
Wilson Place
The
Frederick Red Cross
Harry W. Barrick
Mary Condon Hodgson
Harry Nicholson
Bernard Davis
Phillip’ Wertheimer
Henry R. Shoe Jmaker
John Ed Schell
John Ed Schelk
William Storm
Frank D. Worthington
Arvin Jones
Austin Angleberger
William T. Delaplaine
Henry Free
Charles E. Heason
Emily Bittle
Washboard Road Condition Being Ended On Route 40
A road crew removes the washboard effect on Route 40 near South Mountain Washington County using a heavy road planer and trucks. The work, aided by a rotating blade set and flame heater system, aims to smooth the rough surface that formed from braking and wheel pulling on hilly sections.
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Home Service
Russell McCain
Virginia Ott
Frederick County
South Mountain
Washington County
Washington
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Brandon
James Alfred Kimne
Noel Gross
Charles F. Murray
Lloyd Graf
Lynn Hannum
Nursing Service
Frank Worthington
Ralph Snyder
Austin F. Angieberger
Laurens Bowers
First Aid
Alvin Quinn
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Ernest Berger
Ernest Webb
Motor Services
William Zimmerman
Staffields
Dwight Mc
Weillfreer
Mass
Lewis
West
Earl W. Burdette Frederick
Rte
Cavetown
Planing Mill CO
Enterprise
R. Rice
Xpert Floor Company
North Market St
XPERT
Income Tax Service Organization
America
Werner Uebersanx
Tam
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Don Bowman
Davis Camera Mart
Frederick Shopping Center
National Studios
Pittsburgh
Caldwell
Hendrickson’s
POST
Phome
Alexander
Walkersville
Soid— F. F. Motors
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Discount Mart
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