Brigadoon Seeks Flood Relief From City Meeting
Frederick aldermen heard Brigadoon Civic Association discuss flood damage and drainage faults in the subdivision. The group urged broader drainage work, ditching, and by passes while city actions included denying a second drive in window for Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank, denying an extra water tap, and approving several routine items.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Happy Village
Brigadoon
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Fishing Creek
John A. Derr
Brigadoon Civic Association
Emmett J. Norris
Tito and U S differ over inspection rights in Yugoslavia
The State Department disclosed a long running dispute with Yugoslavia over U S military aid inspections. Belgrade hints at producing MIG fighters while Tito’s regime insists it provides required information. Some lawmakers urge halting aid until full inspections are allowed.
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Washington
State Department
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Eisenhower
Ito
United States
Tito
Norman Cheeks
U. S
Pentagon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civitans Present Attendance Awards at Urbana dinner
Fredrick Civitan Club held a ladies night at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with 134 in attendance. Awards for perfect attendance were presented by Harry Madden and David Wallee with several local leaders and club presidents in attendance.
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Frederick Civitan Club
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Harry Madden
Arlandia
Zone Three
David Wallee
Annapolis
Chesapeake
Mack Moore
Arlington
Zone Six
Vernon Cockrell
Hagerstown Club
Sam Conover
Westminster Club
Ruth Kinsey
Frederick Divinettes
Large Pay Boosts For Salaried Workers
PITTSBURGH July 21 US Steel Corp announced bi weekly pay raises from 9.20 to 22 covering all salaried employees retroactive to July 1. Top salaried pay reaches 284.52 bi weekly. Raises align with roughly 15 cents an hour granted July 1 to hourly workers under CIO United Steelworkers after a 12 hour strike. Production workers now earn about 248 an hour. union represents about 40,000 salaried staff. Executive class excluded.
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Pittsburgh
US Steel Corp
CIO United Steelworkers
I Move To End Segregation In Maryland Schools
Queen Annes and Baltimore counties take steps toward ending segregation starting in September. Queen Annes adopts a policy to allow Negroes into white schools while preserving separate bus systems for the 1955-56 term. About 900 of 3,200 students are Negroes, with parents asked to decide re registrations before school opens.
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Associated Press
Queen Annes
Baltimore Counties
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Maryland
Navchia
Supreme Court
Application to transfer pupils amid school segregation
An application to transfer a Negro pupil into a white school would be denied if bus transportation is needed and the Negro bus does not serve the school. Officials argue segregation is eased by newer Negro schools, with elementary as recent as one year and a four year high school. A board member notes Negro pupils are generally better housed and less crowded than whites.
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City Engineering Department
Planning Commission
Mary Street
U. S. 40
Himes
Kidwiler
Kidwifer
Pheu
Catoctin Street
State Roads Commission
Roy W. Meyer
William D. Grove
Luther V. McMurray
Wallace L. Pannier
Charles H Carter
Charles E. Washington
Claude W. Hudson Jr
del E. Lindsey
Leo A. Carigan
John T Brengle
F. F. Stecker
Mary. James
Charles Streets
Kenneth Barncord
Farmers Mechanics-Citizen National Bank
Thomas
Anderson
Yellow Springs
Andersons
A. W. Burknam
Samuel D Crone
14Th
16Th Streets
North Market
Crone
Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Walter
U.S
Robert McCutcheon
Maryland Avenue
Braddock Heights
White Plains
General Foods Corp
Three Monts
Frankfurt
Germany
H. Dettmer
Bulganin
SojVieb Group
Geneva
Flexible Pipe Tool Company
Philadelphia
Civitans
Irving Abb
Charles Main
Jerome Offutt
David Oland
Isaac Stevens
Henry Davis
Basil C. Lewis
Wilson Mercer Grayson Nikirk
G.L. Thomas Jr
Ollie Engelbrecht
Jack McCabe
Franklin Reese
Jesse Shaver
Roy Strine
Robert Kline
Yvears
LeRoy Blumenauer
Elwood Whitmore
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
Lewis Kinsey
Elmer Singer
Edward Smith
Charles Hartman
Carol Freed
Ernest Reder
Preston Best
Harold Fogle
Joseph Wilson
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Rocky Ridge Park
Leslie Lind
John Dorcus
Harold J. Barkier
Vane Fvler
Wiliam F Farra
Markwood Ramsburg
Sterling Lenhart Jr
Evelyn Huffman
Evelyn Pierce
Rita Hahn
Hilda Measell
Elizabeth Hill
Cleo Derry
Betty Dorcus
Ellen Hilderbrand
William Shyrock
Evalene Lenhart
Mary Lenhart
Elizabeth Pierce
Frances Linton
Ruth Wachter
Joan Lind
Donna Measell
Patty Hahn
Equity Court
David G. Cooman
Montgomery, Ala
Donna Elizabeth Brookey
Donna Elizabeth Cooman
Acerase
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Market ST
Ciosea Wed
Sun, & Holidays
Fuel Oil Service
Well Bros
William S. Hood
Sr Acv
Vy Tva
Admiral Refrigerator
Admiral
Frere Purchase
William S. Hood, Inc
Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mobilheat
Economy Oil CO
MOYER
Lincoln—Mercury
Jefferson
Patrick
East Patrick Street
Mercury
Chevrolet
Mercomatic
WSW
FORD
Domatic
al Studebaker
Moyers
BTA Ac TV AY
Cline’s Furniture Store
South Market Street
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