Gov Tawes Pushes Second Blue Cross Study
Gov. Tawes calls for a second Maryland study on Blue Cross hospitalization costs. He asks State Planning Commission chair to guide medical care committee in setup. Hospital Council offers cooperation for an objective inquiry into Blue Cross and hospital matters.
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Baltimore
Tawes
Blue Cross
Maryland
Joseph Meyerhoff
State Planning Commission
Commission
Legislative Council
John Clarence North
D-Talbot
F. Douglass Sears
Atorneys
Sears
Hospital Council of Maryland
North
Maryland Hospital Service Inc
Hsmen A. Pressman
Ble Cross
Doesn't Anybody Need A Friend at the Frederick Animal Shelter
A photo at the Frederick Animal Shelter shows Blackie restrained for a portrait. A shelter spokesman says he loves everybody and would not be a good watch dog. The shelter invites a home for this healthy dog. call MO 3-3981.
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Blackie
Frederick Animal Shelter
Animal Shelter
Woodbine Boy 9 Dies After Brain Operation
Larry M. Hall nine of Woodbine dies from complications after brain operation performed following a fall last Tuesday. Survived by parents Walden D. and Dorothy V. Hall and siblings Donald Patricia Barbara. Grandparents Clarence Mayne and Mr Mrs Clar ence Mayne paternal David Hall Ellicott City. Body at C. M. Waltz funeral home until 7 p.m. Monday. Services at Jennings Methodist Chapel near Florence Wednesday at noon conducted by Rev Charles Michael. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers named Donny Knell Lambert Cissel Tommy Reed Billy Phebus Cortney Bordette Carl Layton.
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Woodbine
Larry M. Hall
Walden D
Dorothy V. Hall
Donald
Patricia
Barbara
Clarance Mayne
David Hall
Ellicott City
Recovery Seems High Production Passes 470 Billion Mark
Washington reports the Commerce Department now puts first quarter output above 470 billion dollars annually, up three billion from prior estimates. A second quarter rate around 482 billion is anticipated, with a possible approach to 500 billion by late 1953 despite a steel strike risk. The revision signals a faster recovery and smaller recession impact than previously believed.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nso
Commerce De _epartment
Office of Business Economies
Department
Weekend crash on Clarke Place injures Chrysler rear
Parked 1958 Chrysler at 112 Clarke Place was hit from behind by a 1949 Ford sedan driven west by Garry Biser of Route 2 Frederick at about 10 19 p m Saturday. Damages list 400 dollars. Biser charged with operating under the influence and reckless driving. bond set at 1000 dollars with 26 45 summons for the second charge. Trial scheduled for this evening at 7 p m. Additional police actions include warrants and charges involving local residents for assault and disorderly conduct and traffic violations.
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Clarke Place
Scott Key Avenue
Chrysler
Peggy Lee Houff
Garry Ray Biser
Frederick
Biser
West
Claude Evans
Charles Edward Arnold
I Gaithersburg
Ww. Mossburg
Mitchel Joseph Nytko Sr
Evans
Raymord L. Hughes
Thurmont
Him
Legion Endorses Brigham for National Commander
In its 41 year history the Maryland American Legion endorses a member of its own group for national commander. Delegates at the Baltimore convention nominate David L. Brigham of Sandy Spring for the post in 1961. Brigham, alumni relations director at the University of Starvland, is Maryland's national executive committeeman. The auxiliary also backs Mrs Vernon L Randall for national auxiliary president.
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Baltimore
Maryland
American Legion
David L. Brigham
Sandy ‘Spring
Brigham
University of Starvland
Vernon L. Randall
Reisterstown
Legion
Minneapolis
Jobe A. Matthews
Walbrook
Maryland Legionnaires
Oliver Watkins
Balti
Women auxiliary presides as president and crimes in Missouri
Pmore became president of the women’s auxiliary succeeding Mrs Harry Vogel of Cumberland. The convention urged the state to establish two veterans homes and a twenty million dollar contingency fund to aid veterans, widows and orphans in need. A separate report notes a shooting near Huzzah and Barr’s store in Washington County. a man named Crump and a companion Crump were held without charge. Crump allegedly used a twelve gauge shotgun, firing at Barr, after an incident in a tavern and store. Also mentioned: specialist four R Reed, son of Frederick, Md., promoted in Korea with the 1st Cavalry Division. Dr A Watson Brown, founder of I Am an American Day, died aged 89. the day honors new citizens through ruralization efforts.
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Pmore
Women’s Auxiliary
Harry Vogel
Cumberland
iState
Phans
Fila Jo
Terre
Crump
Davis
Washington County
Alles
Huzzah
Quaker
Barr
Korea
R. Reed
C. E. Read
Patrick
San Diego
Cali
A. Watson Brown
Harpers Ferry
Jairy
Reed
Brown
Fort Jackson
5. C
Youth Admits To Slayings In Missouri Case
A 29-year-old rural man told authorities he shot and killed a country storekeeper, beat a girl to death, and wounded two others because he and a 14-year-old companion wanted to go out and have a big time. The dead include Lynn Barr, 37, storeowner, and Bobbie Lon Shinp, of Belgrave. John Crump confessed to both slayings. his companion was John Edward Davis. Crump said the pair carried out the crimes after planning a night out together.
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Quaker. Mo
Val
Lynn Barr
Bobbie Lon Shinp
Belgrave
Washington County
Thomas B. Allen
John Crump
John Edward Davis
Huzzah
Quaker
Crump
Barr
Yallie
Spaulding Garage Sales DeSoto Plymouth Service
Poplar Springs Maryland news brief notes Spaulding Garage sales in DeSoto Plymouth service on T S Preene ck Md and nearby area listings with dates and locations for community shopping events.
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Spaulding Garage
DeSoto
Plymouth
T. S. Preeneck
Poplae Springs
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