Staying in the UN: US fight on labor front
Washington correspondent Peter Edson surveys the UN struggle between Communist bloc and anti Communists. He argues US withdrawal would surrender global influence, while staying in the UN is needed to push labor reform, end slave camps, and pressure Communist regimes to raise standards. He notes ILO seating votes and calls for continued American participation despite losses. A birthday party note follows.
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Lions Install Officers at Taylorsville-Winfield Meeting
The Taylorsville-Winfield Lions Club installed 1954 55 officers at a July 12 meeting at the Taylorsville Church Hall. International Counselor Mur ray D Ryan and Wiliam G Heagy and their wives attended as guests. President Herman S Beck Jr inducted new Lions Louis Kraft Edward Lang Walter Fleming Norman Meyers Gordon Haines and Charles Guon Jr. into the club.
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Taylorsville Church Hall
Murrray D. Ryan
Wiliam G. Heagy
Herman 5S. Beck Jr
Ryan
New Lions
Louis Kraft
Edward Lang
Walter Fleming
Norman Meyers
Gordon Haines
Charles Guon Jr
State Roads awards on Blue Star memorial highway bids
Baltimore July 2007 state roads commission announced the low bidder for the Blue Star Memorial Highway project on the Eastern Shore as F P Asher Jr Sons Co of Annapolis with 810 274 40. The Kent Queen Annes project runs from near Route 544 to near Route 313. Frederick bidder Richard F Kline won three mile Montgomery County job with about 269 000. Edgie Russell of Frederick is second low. Smith Bros of Galesville bid for Howard County bridge widening at 47 458. Three new buildings progress at Maryland State Reformatory for Males Roxbury include slaughter house warehouse and canning process building. Inmate labor constructing concrete block structures. A Maine and New Brunswick forest fire referenced from 1825.. Betty Rowan chosen queen candidate from Annapolis.
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Kline Company
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Reformatory
Buick Hesiery Power Sets Buick Record in Series
You can see the gay and gorgeous styling that signals a fresh note next year. The piece touts power a plenty with the highest V8 power, Series for Series, in Buick history.
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