Jobless Aid Extension Affects Small Firms Under Insurance Rise
The House backed extending unemployment insurance to firms with four or more workers for twenty weeks yearly, adding a new tax to operating costs. Current coverage starts at eight workers. The plan would align benefits with larger firms, offering weekly payments of 20 to 533 dollars, national average 24.50, for 16 to 26.5 weeks, state law dependent. Administered by states and underwritten by the Federal government, the measure reflects a broader welfare state trend.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Gap in output and full employment widens to 25 billion
The National Planning Association warns that if the economy drifts a $25 billion gap will persist between real output and full employment. To close it, the group urges a sharp rise in defense spending, tax and price cuts to spur consumption, modernization of plants, and a vast public works program including schools hospitals and roads.
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National Planning Association
Association
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago items report removal of nickel in the slot machines from city saloons amid enforcement concerns. Theodore Brookey, Frederick businessman and aldermanic veteran, died at 79. Horace Clarke sold a National Pike farm of 133 acres for 11970. Ruth Wachter, 12, struck and killed by a train at Markell’s crossing near Lime Kiln. Dixon C. Walker sale at Urbana farm drew strong turnout with horses averaging 180 dollars and top bid 223.40. a cow sold for 50 dollars.
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Frederick
Theodore Brookey
Nixdorff and Brookey, Fanhers
East Patrick Street
Horace W. Clarke
Nicholas Shafer
Ruth Wachter
Howard Wachter
Bloomfield
Markell's Crossing
Dixon C. Walker
Urbana
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News from July 15 1934 includes quiz Qs on Easter dating 325 A D and Blackbeard real name Captain Edward Teach. It notes a parachute ascent accident in Steelton Pa a 95 year old Frederick county resident Bert Geis and a 98 degree July day.
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the News
Steelton
and & Companion
Green
Camp Cozy
Thurmont
Hamilton Raymond Geisbert
Frederick County
Matter Avenue
Urbana
Blackbeard
Edward Teach
Deaths: Ellen Rose Donovan and William N. Renner
Ellen Rose Donovan 49 wife of Alvin G. Donovan dies at Mercy Hospital Baltimore after an operation. Survived by husband mother two children Jean Chinault and Alvin Jr. and five Lescalleet siblings and two grandchildren. Requiem at St Francis Brunswick. Interment St Marys Petersville. William N. Renner 87 dies at Mountaindale home of son-in-law Alvey Rice. Survived by wife Minnie Sickle Renner, seven children, 22 grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services Saturday 10 a.m. Lewistown cemetery with M. L. Creager and Son funeral directors.
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Ellen Rose Donovan
Alvin G. Donovan
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Etta Eves Lescalleet
Harry Lescalleet
Al‘vin G. Donovan Jr
U. S. Navy
Jean Chinault
Frances
Sprinkle
Washington
Mary Leichert
Frederick
Katherine Lescalleet
Philadelphia
Roy Lescalleet
Hagerstown
Gilmore Lescallett
Melvin Lescalleet
Luther Lescalleet
Alexandria Va
Woodrow Lescalleet
California
Ln Brunswick
St. Francis Catholic Church
Brunswick
Paul Daugherty
St. Mar's Cemetery
Petersville
C. H. Feete
William N. Renner
Creagerstown
Alvey Rice
Mountaindale
Minnie Sickle Renner
Rice
Bessie Nusbaum
Lewistown
Charles Renner
Camp Hill
Lester Renner
Dover
William G. Renner
Catoctin
Herbert Renner
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Funeral notices from Emmitsburg and surroundings
Funeral services were held for Margaret C Payne 89 at St Joseph s church Emmitsburg with interment in the church cemetery Pallbearers named Clarence Edward Devilbiss John Rich ard Stottlemyer and Clarence J Rodgers Jr also honored Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery for Devilbiss Stottlemyer and Richard Stottlemyer Elder David Benedict of the Old German Baptist church Beaver Dam assisted by Elder George Stansbury led the services Many floral emblems and grandsons served as pallbearers for Stottlemyer Memorial home arrangements were by M R Etchison and Son.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Margaret C. Payne
John Sulli
Yan
Louis Stoner
William Kelz
Frank Fitzgerald
George Sanders
Maurice Zurgable
Louis Rosensteel
Clarence Edward Devilbiss
Clarence J. Rodgers
East South Street
East Church Street
Walter D. Mehrling
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Robert Devulbiss
John Devilbiss
Niles Abrecht
Clarence J. Rodgers Jr
Mount Olivets
M. R. Etchison and Son
John Richard Stottlemyer
Ira W. Stottlemyer
North Market Street
David G. Benedict
Old German Baptist Church
Beaver Dam
George Stansbury
Richard Morgan
William Brachey
Robert Stride
Kenneth King
Maynard King
Ernest Yinger
Mount Olivet
Illness and Discharges From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs Minnie Koogle of West Patrick street was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a several day stay. Leonard E Webber, son of Mr and Mrs Harold A Webber, returned home following a July 8 tonsil and adenoids operation and treatment for a fractured right arm. Carol Ann Beall of West Patrick street returned home after a surgical stay at the hospital. Doris Louise Grable of RFD 6 Frederick is ill at home with tonsillitis.
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Minnie Koogle
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leonard E. Webber
Harold A. Webber
Ithis City
Carol Ann Beall
Claude Beall
Doris Louise Grable
Charles Grable
RFD
Frederick
Former Brunswick mayor found dead at his home
Harry Roller Mace a three time Brunswick mayor and longtime businessman died in bed at 307 West Potomac street at age 63. He served as mayor during tough years and helped secure government projects. a World War I veteran, he led a active civic life with family survivors listed. Funeral plans set with C. H. Feete and Bro. directing.
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Harry Roller Mace
Brunswick
West Potomac Street
George W
Betty Humphrey Mace
Port Republic
Ernest L. Main
Alfred Harris
Mace
Steadman- Keenan Post
American Legion
Brunswick Rotary Club
Elsie D. Fellers Mace
Lena Randall
Eleanor Carroll
Harrisburg
Mae Hudgins
Lewisburg
W. Va
Mertie Mace
Raymond L. Mace
Lodi
Ohio
Ollie D. Mace
Staunton
Wesley J. Mace
Marvin R. Mace
San Diego
Calif
Roy C. Mace
Ralph Mmillee
Green Hill Cemetery
Martinsburg
C. H. Feete
Bro
Dulles Sees Real Test of Peaceful Coexistence
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Paris to judge Moscow and Peiping aims at peaceful coexistence in Vietnam Indochina talks. If talks fail, the US may disassociate from settlements and push for a stance against Communist domination. Geneva expectations hinge on Soviet and Chinese concessions and ongoing three-country hopes for freedom.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Moscow
Peiping
Ben
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
Dulles
United States
Indochina
Mendes-France
Coty
Membores
Panmunjom
Red China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva Indochina Talks Move Toward Clearer Picture
Washington reports stress the Geneva conference on Indochina is unclear with the Communists poised to gain. Mendes France weighs a half or full Viet Nam, while U S and Britain face undefined military help amid potential war reentry.
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Ho Chiminh
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Indonesia
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
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Korea
Tunisia
Morocco
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Pierre Mendes-France
Geneva
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Mendes- France
Britain
Mendes-France
Paris
Dulles
Anthony Eden
United Action
Congress
United Nations
France
Sykesville bridal showers and local notices update
Miss Audrey Dix was guest of honor at a bridal shower and Miss Arlene Dix hosted as Mrs Nellie Dixon hosted at Flordville Church hall. The Dixon wedding to William Henry Forsyth is set for Saturday at 4 pm at St Pauls Methodist. Mrs Charles Gaither attended a stork shower hosted by Mrs J Marion Harris. Flohrville WSCS planned a bake sale at the church. Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company carnival concluded. Thelma Collins won a car, chair and lamp set went to Mrs Earl Rains. George O Jaeger's wife visited Church Creek after her mother suffered a broken hip. Virginia Beyer returned from University Hospital after treatment. Sharon Raines spent weekend with her parents in Washington. Rev Lester Welch and son Edwin visit Lancasters. B Frank Dorsey ill at home in Woodbine. A family reunion was held at Rachel Barnes home. Henry Jaeger and Philadelphia relatives visited Sykesville area. Merle Yohn named representative for Reisterstown Lumber Co. in Sykesville area. Robert and Viola Allport visited Eldridge Jenkins in Bunker Hill W Va. Lester Snow on vacation at the Eastern Shore.
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Sykesville
Audrey Dixon
Arlene Dixon
Nellie Dixon
Flordville
Dixon
Oscar Dixon
Wiliam Henry Forsyth
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Charles Gaither
J. Marion Harris
Flohrville Chapel
WSCS
Thelma Collins
Jessup
Springfield State Hospital
Earl Rains
George O. Jaeger
Church Creek
Linden Jones
Virginia Beyer
University Hospital
Sharon Raines
Washington
Earl Barnes
Lester K. Welch
Edwin
Julian T. Owen
Lancaster
S.C
B. Frank Dorsey
Woodbine
Rachel Barnes
Henry Jaeger
Philadelphia
Merle Yohn
Reisterstown Lumber Co
Robert Allport
Viola Allport
Calvert County 300th Anniversary on Eastern Shore
Calvert County in Maryland marks 300 years from its founding with a September 26 through October 3 celebration. Named for a prominent colonization family, the event runs eight days under a five person centenary committee including a Queen and Court throughout. Special church services are planned and a water show is noted.
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Calvert County
Maryland
Walter
Pygmalion Shines at Braddock Heights Theatre
Carol Wheeler and Stuart Vaughan lead Mountain Theater Company in a strong Pygmalion performance at Braddock Heights. Wheeler transforms from Cockney flower girl to pseudo-duchess with ease while Vaughan commands Higgins with intensity. cast members include Robert Speaker Frances Whiting Russell Bailey Janis Halliday Barbara Rogers and others as the production braves heat rain and storms to deliver a memorable opening night.
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Carol Wheeler
The
Mountain Theater Company
Stuart Vaughan
Braddock Heights
Eliza Doolittle
Henry Higgins
George B. Shaw
Pygmalion
Miss Wheeler
Mr. Vaughan
Higgins
Iole
Shaw
Robert Speaker
Russell Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Janis Halliday
Barbara Rogers
Hood College
Jerry ‘Hall
Fred Buzzerd
Lois Barden
Doreen McNeil
Frederick PTA delegates attend College Park session
Seven members of the Frederick County Parent-Teacher organization travel to the summer session at College Park this week. Delegates include Mrs. Mildred Cox Mrs. Mary Margarbe Mrs. Mary Cage and Mrs. Nelson Straw thern from Brunswick along with Mrs. Mild red Cherry Mrs. W. W. Corbin and Mrs. A. D. Pollack from the county council.
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PTA
Parent- Teacher Organization
Frederick County
College Park
Mildred Cox
Mary Margarbe
Mary Cage
Nelson Strawthern
Brunswick
Mildred Cherry
W. W. Corbin
A. D. Pollack
County Council
Wolfe-Baumgarden Engagement and Edna Wolfe Wedding
Engagement announced for Carrie Marie Hahn and William David Boyd. Edna Baumgarden wed Ross L. Wolfe on Saturday July 10 at 8 p.m. at Reformed Chapel Frederick. Both Wolfe and Baumgarden families reside in Maryland and work at Leiter Brothers in Hagerstown.
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Clarence E. Hahn
RFD
Emmitsburg
Carrie Marie
William David Boyd
Steward Boyd
Gettysburg
Wolfe—Baumgarden
Edna Baumgarden
Robert R. Baumgarden
RFD 3
Hagerstown
Ross L. Wolfe
Walter Wolfe
Reformed Chapel
Frederick
Wolfe
Leiter Brothers
Brown Couple Retired Banker Weds in Sykesville
Mr and Mrs Arthur C Brown of Sykesville formerly Mrs Marie Barnes are home from a northern trip. They married June 24. Brown is president of the Sykesville Bank. The English statesman Edmund Burke first called the newspaper a Fourth Estate.
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Arthur C. Brown
Sykesville
Marie Barnes
Mr. Brown
Sykesville Bank
Edmund Burke
Fourth Estate
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