Senate Cloakroom and Civil Defense Outlook Digest
Senate cloakroom notes condemn short sighted foreign aid cuts while urging tighter watchdogs and long range planning. Discussions cover Mutual Security, 263 hydrogen bomb impact fears, Klaus Fuchs spy release, and Rosenberg cases. Senate committees active on urban renewal loans, DC Hospital Center Act extensions, and George Mason Bridge tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Wise
Pound
Congress
Eisenhower
Draper Committee
U.S
Congressional
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Julus
Ethel Rosenberg
Kisus Fuchs
Julius
Senate
D. C. Hospital Center
Senate District Committee
Potormac
D.C
Senate Funds Mace Missile Return to Bill in Maryland item
Maryland report highlights restored $127 million for Martin Company Mace missiles after House cuts. Also notes $11 million for Fairchild F-27, and various federal contracts aiding Baltimore area projects including air conditioning at Canionsville and Havre de Grace post offices, with substantial urban renewal funding and Navy Polaris testing preparations. Egypt detains Israeli cargoes. UN secretary-general engages Nasser to ensure free passage through Suez. Little Johnie retells Moses Red Sea crossing with a fictional air force aid, prompting disbelief. Washington Star cites Soviet intelligence agent Burdin on Kozlov tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Washington
Martin Company
Senate Appropriations Committee
Baltimore
House of Representatives
Senate’ Subcommittee
Secretary of Defense
Defense
Air Force
Department of Defense
Baltmore
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Maryland
General Services Administrator
Fleete
Can Ionsville
Havre de Grace
Commissioner of Education
Prince’ Georges County
Egypt
Presi
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Little Johnie
Moses
Red Sea
Corps of Engineers
Johnie
Pelt Named UN Representative for Guinea by Hammarskjöld
Adrian Pelt a Dutch former UN assistant secretary general is appointed special representative of Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to Guinea. He will assess and recommend long term technical aid projects for the new African nation. The text also includes a bridge hand analysis and commentary by Oswald Jacoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Adrian Pelt
Dag Hammarskjold
Guinea
Peli
U.N
Community Notices and Local Social Happenings
Jefferson area items report church receptions, family picnics, illnesses, births, and local visits. Rev Bruce Gabberts Jr and family honored in church, Luther Church Women plan picnic, Spurriers welcome second son Steven at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Wayne James shares bass catch, local visits between Frederick and Middletown families, Luther League hosts weiner roast and festival led by Miss Alice Zimmerman, Jefferson Band directed by Henry Keller to perform, William Cline reports a strong potato crop with one weighing a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Thomas James
Jefferson
Methodist Church
Bruce Gabberts, Jr
Afrs
Stevens Andi
Missouri
United Lutheran Church
Women of
St. Paul’s
Charles Summers
Paul Spurrier
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mirs
Spurrier
Ruth Keller
Henry S. Keller
Little Steven Spurrier
Keller
Wayne James
Dwight Smith
Dwight
Roger Leihart
Frederick
Lee Bussard Jr
Carol
Middletown
Bir
Lee’ Bussard
Luther League of
St. Paul's
Alice Zimmerman
Jefferson Band
Cline
Modern Prarriacy Delivery Service Ad
We deliver prescription and orders and pickup prescriptions. Please phone orders in early. Modern Prairie at 18 South Market Street Frederick Maryland offers free delivery and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Market St
Frederick
Retiree and Family News From Local Obituaries
The text notes Mrs. Leo Steiner in Washington County Hospital as a medical patient and Mrs. Donald Heffner recovering at home from a kidney infection. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. John W. James and Frederick James visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas James and family, and Mrs. Homer Smith Mrs. Charles Summers and Charles Summers Jr spending time with Mrs. Leo Steiner Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Lumber Company
Leo Steiner
Washington County Hospital
Donald Heffner
John W. James
Frederick
G. Thomas
James
Homer Smith
Charles Summers
Charles Summers Jr
Garden Club Meets in Hopeland Home
The Town and Country Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Thomas Ambush’s Hopeland residence on Sunday to discuss making flower containers from tin cans. Mrs. Emma led the demonstration and shared tips for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Town and Country Garden Club
Thomas Ambush
Hopeland
Surday
Emma
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Spaulding Garage
DeSoia
Plymouth Service
Frederick, Md
Poplar Springs
Damascus, MD
Clearwater
Chnstane Martel
Raddock Poeth
Washington Evening Star
Froi R. Kozlov
Kozlov
Vladimir P. Burdin
The
Star
Walter Snow
North Market St
C.C.B. Park Brunswick, Md
Woody Free
Johnny Norris
PTL Ord Yeu Dd
Nem
Dunkirk
Flaming Frontiers
Mars Opticians
Second St
Bausch & Lamb
Jacoby
NORTE @AK
Amd
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
North
South
East
West
King of Hearts
Norman Karchantville
N. J
Norman
Normany
Now & Wed
Sal Mineo
Walt, Bisney’s
Tonka
Thur
Submarine Command
Tanetionn, MD
Paway
MGM
Newsweek Mag
Michael Todds
David Riven Gartinfl
Robert Newton
Shirley Macaine
Derick FR
James Poe
John Farrow
Sperelman
Jules Verne
Michael Anderson
New York
Chicago
Los Angel San Francinaisa Pans
Bertie Athess
Glasgow
Madrid
Vauthalls
GMC
Mt. Airy
Rt. 40
Ridgeville
the News
Tweeday
Washington County
Dorsey
Mary Swann
East Sixth Street
Holiday
Hydra
Sichey
FIAT
NASH
Packard Patrician
Nytom
Gress
Rta
Lawson Motor
Ray Lawler
Skoyline
Peter Tiedt
Rock Hudson
Jean
Dorothy McGuire
Claude Rains
Kent Smith
Ken Scott
Candy Robbins
Universal International Pote
Tage Products
Dee Baal
Marure
Rhone Fleming
Atu Caan
Peter Lorre
Adele Mara
Steve Allen
Gilbert Roland
Ang
Vincent Price
David Nelson
Joseph New
Charles Depopett
Rving Wallace
Tonite
Jean Simmons
Moore Patt
Galde
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Eadio
Moyers
MOYER
Mercury
Edsel
Lincoln
Rambler
Cenver
BUICK
Deal Garage CO
Patrick St
OC Sales
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Plymouth
Pontiac Cat
H. M
R&h
Dr. Ht
Dodge
Renn Pontiac
East Sixth St
Monument
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