Emergency Budget Cut Slashes Eisenhower Plans
The House Appropriations Committee reduced President Eisenhower's emergency budget by 765.8 million dollars to 1.194 billion, the largest percentage cut in recent years. Deep reductions hit ship construction, military public works, hospital builds, and civil defense, with the Air Force and Navy facing substantial trims while the Army kept its requested funding.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Taher
R-Ny
Air Force
Navy
Army
Nudist Camp Reported Near Camp David Sees No Evidence
Deputy Lester Fox says a man reported a nudist camp on the Catoctin Recreation Area near Camp David. The complainant and family saw nude women by a mountain stream but no corroborating evidence has emerged. No other witnesses, no proven colony. Hawes Re elected at Maryland Rural Carriers meeting in Ocean City. Arrington elected secretary. Hawes and others named delegates to Dallas convention.
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Lester Fox
Camp David
Catoctin
Thurmont
Aintushaedhar
Sylvan
Hawes
Maryland Rural Letters Carriers Association
Ladies Auxiliary
Ocean City
Clyde V. Hawes
Knoxvile
John R. Arrington
Sykesville
Mr. Hawes
Fred Kelly
Pittsville
Jonathon Jones
Dallas
Texas
Ambulance Runs Union Bridge Daily Medical ID Events
William Richardson of New Windsor was taken by Firemen's ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital last week. Samuel Rakes was moved from University Hospital to his New Windsor home Sunday. Mrs Helen Fraley was transported from Keymar to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday evening.
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Union Bridge
William Richardson
New Windsor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Samuel Rakes
University Hospital
Helen Fraley
Keymar
Court News Equity and Property Transfers Outline Local Cases
Court notices report absolute divorces for Oliver G Myers and Essie M Myers Martha Morton and Levy Morton Gladys Boyer and Ralph Boyer Raymond Burns and Harriet Burns marriage licenses issued for Allen Fletcher and Clara Boyd Amos Hoff Jr and Marie Gibbons divorced in LeGore Frederick Kope and others divorced in Harrisburg Hilton and Delander ages 22 and 16 listed Woodbine pair Hough and Glascock ages 22 and 16 from Leesburg Johnson and Sampson ages 28 and 19 Carlisle property deeds involve multiple couples transfers indicate city county and state listings plus church trustees transfers among individuals and organizations including Buckeystown Methodist Church and State Roads Commission.
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Ity
Oliver G. Myers
Essie
Myers
Martha Virginia Mortons
Lioyd Morton
Gladys C. Boyer
Ralph J. Boyer
Raymond F. Burns
Harriet V. Burns
Allen L. Fletcher
Clara A. Boyd
Gaithersburg
Amos F. Hoff Jr
Helen F. Mock
Minnie B. Munshour
Hubert N. Hicks
Methodist Protestant Church of
Helen F. Mack
Grace I Burall
State Roads Commission
W. Edward Silane
Ralph D. Fout
Monocacy Pageant at Taneytown July 26
Tickets for the four night pageant Here on the Monocacy are on sale at Taneytown Pharmacy with 200 reserved seats and space for 1,100 in general admission. Fashion show tickets are at David Smith's Economy store or from ticket committee members Mrs Clyde Hes son Mrs John Chenoweth Mrs Arch Carpenter and Miss Amelia and Elizabeth Annan. Show at 2 pm July 26. The article also reports a fatal fall from Edmondson Ave bridge in Baltimore and a separate ambulance run to Frederick Memorial Hospital for Mrs Harold Brock.
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Taneytown
Jon
David Smith
Clyde Hes
John Chenoweth
Arch Carpenter
Housing profits labeled unfair by builder in Senate hearing
Bertram Bonner of Richmond Virginia defended apartment builders before the Senate Banking Committee saying profits from government backed housing were earned honestly and that criticism ignores urgent housing needs. He cited remarks by Senators Long and Bricker and described routine gifts to FHA staff as customary in the industry.
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Washington
Senate Brobers
Bertram Bonner
Richmond
Bonner
Sen. Long
D-La
Sen
Bricker Robio
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Mother and fire crew survive Kent Manufacturing blast
In Chestertown Maryland Ronnie Younger a fireman found his mother Mary Younger and five fellow workers aged 50 to 60 huddled in a marshy gully beside the Kent Manufacturing Co 24 hours after a massive fireworks and munitions plant explosion. The group escaped a second blast while fleeing Building B. National guardsmen and MPs patrolled Chestertown streets as show windows lay blown out and glass littered sidewalks.
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Chestertown
Ronnie Younger
Kent Manufacturing Co
Mary Younger
Sally Hurd
Ella Thompson
Nellie Nickerson
Hilda Bennett
Etta Jones
Mrs. Younger
National
Six Rescued Two Lost One Missing in Delaware Bay Boat Capsize
A 40 foot Nora V charter boat sank off Delaware Bay after capsizing in rough seas. Six were rescued, two women drowned, and one man is missing. The vessel owned by Capt Harry Heideck of Smyrna carried eight Baltimore Negroes including a 12 year old boy and three women. Survivors were found about 18 hours later wearing life preservers. two bodies drifted apart despite float jackets.
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Smyrna
Del
Baltimore
Beebe Hospital
Heideck
Samuel R. Owens Sr
Charles W. Jones
John L. Burchette
Zelda Gosnell
Morris J
Tax cut plan expands child care deduction to 600
Washington July 16 A House Senate Conference Committee agreed to allow parents a tax deduction up to 600 a year for child care while they work, trimming revenue by about 130 million dollars annually. The House favored a 40 million dollar cut. committee negotiations continue on Eisenhower tax revision proposals.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Tax plan offers child care deduction up to 600 dollars
The proposal would grant a 600 dollar child care tax deduction for working parents. Couples earning 4500 dollars or less could receive the full amount, with the deduction tapering as income rises above 4500. Singles and certain guardians could claim the full 600 regardless of income, for eligible expenses under 12 while employed.
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House
Senate
Conference Committee
German man dies after entering lions den at zoo
In Nuremberg Germany on July 16 a 20 year old German, Josef Hayek, climbed into the lions den and was attacked by three lions. Police suspect suicide. A female attendant and two more lions attacked him before officers used tear gas. He died from a broken neck with one bite wound.
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Mernberg
Germany
Josef Hayek
Hayek
Convalescent facility seeks discriminating clientele in Braddock Heights
The Vindobona convalescent home in Braddock Heights Maryland announces it is open for a limited number of discriminating clients seeking superior care and rest. Inspection and inquiries are invited, with a contact phone number Skyline 3-7160.
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Skyline
Middletown Firemen Open Carnival Today
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company carnival opens tonight and runs through next Saturday. Frederick High School Band performs this evening as part of the community event.
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Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Frederick High School
Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department
Bealisville
Mt. Airy Firemen
Tme
Guardian Hose Company of
Thurmont
Oren Fire Apparatus Company
Roanoke
Guardian Hose Co
Bribe report called preposterous by AFL union heads
The News notes two AFL unions active in postal workers pay raise efforts dismissed the bribe report as preposterous and impossible to believe. The item mentions a July week and a big parade, and adds a curious aside on hats as strange mammals with birdlike powers of flight.
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Will
Aupaign
AFL
Bribe Offer Reported In Congress Centered On Pay Bill
Reports say a $500 bribe was offered to a member of Congress to influence a vote on a postal workers pay rate bill. FBI is investigating. Attorney General Brownell and Rep. Joel T. Broyhill declined to name involved parties.
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Washington
Congress
FBI
Alty
Brownell
Justice Department
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
House Post Office Committee
Arlington
Broyhill
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