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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1954
Page
5
Washington reports little chance for new anti-Communist laws before Aug 7. President Eisenhower vows to be deeply disappointed if domestic proposals fail to pass. House has approved six measures while the Senate has passed one, none matching the House packages.
Mrs. Filbert's LIGHT Mayonnaise offers a light alternative with foamy egg yolks and delicate whites. The ad touts gentlest vinegar and real lemon juice for sparkle, claiming a rich taste without an oily heaviness and a soft-flavored spice profile.
A dense schedule lists radio and TV programs with time slots and titles across WFMD WEAL WORTLD WMAL CBS NBC and DuMont, including news, music, dramas, and features. It also reports House Judiciary Committee actions on six bills, detailing penalties for spies, fugitive harboring, citizenship forfeiture for advocating overthrow, wiretap use, and Communist-front group disclosures.
The Service Commission raised basic fare to 18 cents and suburban, children, and student fares to 10 cents. It criticized Baltimore Transit Co for service quality, noted numerous complaints, and demanded improvements. The PSC also changed standee limits to curb overcrowding amid partial service gains.
Mrs. Franklin B. Reese, a Frederick Association of Girl Scouts board member, attends a week long training for troop consultants at Camp Edith Macy in Pleasantville New York from July 24 to August 4. The course trains instructors to advise new volunteer leaders under the troop consultant concept.
The article notes Camp Macy as a national Girl Scout training site for leaders across the United States. It mentions Mrs. Louis Hartman attending from August 24 to September 4 for a course titled Advanced group leadership for any age group. It also references Mrs. Reese as president of the Girl Scout Leaders Club and leader of Brownie troop 30.
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