Senate in noon to dawn debate on atomic energy bill
The Senate labors through round-the-clock talks on changes to the 1946 atomic energy act. Sen. Knowland leads Republicans with Morse and others opposing key provisions to expand sharing, licensing, and oversight. House action, joint committee possibilities, and potential delays loom as debates stretch into next week. Two traffic crashes in the county produced several hundred dollars in damage and arrests for reckless driving and running a stop sign.
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James Marlow
Washington U
Senate
Sen. Morse
Oregon
Knowland
House
Capitol
Congress
United States
Russia
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
AEC
Wes
Charles D. Mades
William Henry Miller
Point of Rocks
U. S. 15
Mades
Miller
P. Guy Pole
LeRoy Hough
Adamstown
Sgt
Adamstown Road
Hough
U. S. Highway
Charles W. Moore
Buckeystown
Chrysler Plant At Standstill In Detroit Strike News
Chrysler Corp production nearly halted as the Dodge main plant strike spreads to 44,850 idled workers and 6,000 hourly staff. Pickets circle the Hamtramck plant over firings while UAW locals claim speedups. ABSence of international approval noted. Dodge shutdowns and model changeovers planned for August lasting six to seven weeks per Automotive News. A separate notice reports a Tan Tivy club membership drive for handicapped persons and a Parkway Church Bible class gathering in Richardson.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Hamtramck
Dodge Trim Department
UAW International
Dodge Local 3
UAW
Automotive News
May commissioned to second lieutenant in Maryland National Guard
On the eve of the Maryland National Guard summer encampment regimental HQ announces SFC Kenneth L. May of Frederick is commissioned to second lieutenant and reassigned to Co. A Ist Bn as a line company platoon leader. Commission dated June 29, 1954. May, 26, married, lives at 209 West Patrick Frederick. He has served since 1947, rising from private to sergeant first class and has been a standout on Co. A's rifle team and Maryland representative at NRA matches Camp Perry Ohio. He works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore at Frederick exchange and completed Army Extension courses with superior rating.
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Mer Roelke
Kenneth L. May
Towson
115Th Infty
MNG
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Co. A. Ist
May
Rifle
Frederick High School
Co. A
Maryland
NRA
Camp Perry
Ohio
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Baltimore
Army Extension
West Patrick Street
Manhattan Weekend for Married Life Seeker Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE argues a New York weekend in Manhattan shows secretaries as ideal mates, listing nine traits that make a secretary a strong wife prospect. He cites Jerry Wald of Art Metal Construction Co as authority, noting modern secretaries work faster and handle more than in the Gibson era.
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Jerry Wald
Art Metal Construction Co
Lhe
Don't Let Your Boss Marry His Secretary Says Ward
A humorous column advises bachelors to wed their boss's secretary, highlighting the social and financial angles. It notes secretaries' incomes vary from $50 to $82 weekly and presents a cheeky plan to secure a raise or marriage to gain a partner who can manage home and work. It mocks workplace dynamics and promotes marrying the secretary as the sensible move.
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Jess
Alabama
Ward
Tulsa
Los Angeles
New York
State Court Rules On Rentals Sales Taxes
SANAPOLIS July 22 AW The Court of Appeals ruled that state sales tax cannot be charged on rentals not regularly furnished to the public. The decision, stemming from a Calvert County Circuit Court case over Long Beach rentals, upheld Judge John B. Gray denying the comptroller the right to tax the 133 cottage community. The comptroller had billed M. E. Rickhill Inc for temporary rental dwellings in the area.
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Sanapolis
Court of Appeals
Calvert County
Long Beach
Chesapeake Bayshore
John B. Gray
Comptroller
Comptroller’s
M. E. Rickhill, Inc
Calvert Real Estate Developer
Maryland tax rule on transient rentals approved after 1947
The article notes a 1947 Legislature approval of a rule taxing transient living accommodations including hotel rooms and short resort rentals for four months or less. A lower court overturned an assessment, ruling the comptroller lacked authority to discriminate between rental types.
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Frederick
Largest Fish Caught At Fisherman’s Paradise
John Survey of Madera Pa caught the season’s largest brown trout in Pennsylvania’s Fisherman’s Paradise. The fish measured 27.42 inches and weighed 9 pounds 12 ounces, announced by the State Fish Commission.
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Harrisburg
John Survey
Madera
Pennsylvania
Fisherman's Paradise
State Fish Commission
Survey
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Tan Tivy Club
Barbara Moran
Betty Fogle
Delores Shook
Carl Gochnauer
Camp Greentop
Winchester Hall
Richardson Bible
Parkway Church of God
Donald Sullivan
Shookstown
Sullivan
The
Holy Land
Misty Mount
F. P. Brose
Vindobona Braddock Heights, MD
Skyline
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac Motor Line
S. S. Tolchester
Pratt ST
Balto. MD
Medford Grocery Co
Medford
Carroll County
ADAMS
Ritchie Finance Corp
Sarath Monte
Rat St. Trodor
Williamson
Tappan Gas
Tappan
Apt
Hardwick Model
Hardwick
Penfield
Bryant
Rudd
Frigidaire
Clarke-Jewell
Savoy
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
Patrick Street
TEL
Monocacy Park
Araby Road
W. H. Goodsell
Kaempf & Harris
Rocky Springs
American Legion Ballroom
Thurmont, MD
Bud Fisher
Golden Voice Trio
Legionnaires & Auxiliary Members
the Sportsmen Orchestra
Ted Mack and
Southern States
Firemens Hall
Mt. Airy, Md
Southern States Cooperative Service Agency
Southern States Cooperative Agency
W. P. Eckrich
Mr. Airy, Md
Mt. Airy Coop
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