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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1955

Page

6

Proposal to bring all servicemen under Social Security system

A special House Committee proposed placing all servicemen under the regular Social Security System and eliminating the current $10,000 free life insurance. The plan aims to simplify survivor benefits, reduce multiple programs, and liberalize the remaining three. It anticipates higher initial costs tapering later, and would apply from enlistment with payroll deductions for benefits.

Washington House Hardy D-Va Eisenhower Pentagon Congress National Service Federal Veterans Administration

Ministers Debate Quickening Racial Integration

In Westminster Maryland on June 3 Methodist leaders of the Baltimore Conference rejected a resolution urging steps to speed racial integration within the church. Opponents argued current church structure suffices and that action should come through existing channels. Supporters urged faster leadership and a mandate from the next General Conference to establish commissions for integration. Bishop Oxnam urged end of segregation barriers, while Dele gates and clergy debated the approach and timetable for change.

Westminster Baltimore W. Stewart Patterson Washington Methodist Church Mt. Vernon Auld Supreme Court Paul Schilling Westminster Theological Seminary Boston School of Theology Patterson Ennis H. Coale Summit Point W. Va Kelly Jackson Metropolitan Church Washington Conference Jackson Northeast Methodist Ocean City William A. Keesen Grace Methodist Mhorch J Luther Nelf Baltimore East Fred G. Holloway Drew Theological Seminary Madison, N.J Western Maryland College W. DeWitt Dickey

Anastasia gets year in jail for tax evasion

Albert Anastasia once a Murder Inc. leader was sentenced in Camden to one year in prison and fined 20 000 for income tax evasion covering 1947 and 1948. Madden ordered concurrent sentences and full 10 000 fines due before release. He faces deportation case and has 31 000 bail. The note adds a farm labor statistic from 1916.

Camden SN. J Albert Anastasia New York Murder Inc Anastasia Fort Lee N. J Thomas M. Madden Madden Italy

Women Convene Separate Meeting at Conference

About 500 women from the Women's Societies of Christian Service attended a parallel session during the conference afternoon. Mrs. Thomas F. Law noted roughly 35,000 women engage in church work and last year contributed 144,856 dollars to missions and other activities outside Wien load communities.

Calvary Church Mount Airy BE. Cranstus Rigdin Baltimore South St. Mark's Church Baltimore Lowell S. Ensor Western Maryland College Albert P. Shirkey Mount Vernon Place Washington Women's Societies of Christian Service Thomas F. Law Women’s Societies Wien Load

Pennsy Station To Be Razed For World's Largest Building

New York reports that Pennsylvania Station, the nation’s largest and busiest, will be demolished to make way for a huge commercial building and a new station on the same site. Terms agreed with Webb & Knapp call for a year of study before construction, with city setbacks and architectural details under negotiation. The station served 69-109 million passengers annually.

New York Pennsylvania Station Pennsylvania Railroad James M. Symes The Pennsylvania Wiliam Zeckendorf New York City Webb & Knapp Inc Webb & Knapp New Jersey Long Island 31St 38Rd Streets Seventh and Eighth Avenues Manhattan Midtown

Retirement Parade Honors Detrick Marine Captain Dolan

Captain John B. Dolan, a Marine Corps liaison officer at Detrick, will retire in a formal parade at Camp Detrick starting 4 45 p m Monday. The ceremony features Marine and Army units with Col John R Langan as a guest speaker and honors Dolan for wounds received in Korea.

John BE Dolan Camp Detric Marine Corps Detrick Patueipaunea Alarine Barracks Washington, D. C John R. Langan Fifth Marine Corps Reserve and Laningan Delan John J. Delan Brooklyn N. Y Marine Reserve Yale University Yale Parris Island 5. C Camp Lejeune N.gc Quantico Blaine A. Richards Pearl Harbor Midway Island Midway States South Pacific Eniwetok Cant. Lejeune Hee Europe Newfoundland Lejeune Little Creek South Korea Golan Korea Seventh Mar

Three Guards Seized During Prison Escape Attempt

In Massachusetts State Prison three inmates seized three guards during a January attempt to escape. Armed with homemade knives, the prisoners aimed to force a skylight but were quickly contained in a top security cell area.

Boston Massachusetts State Prison Robert J. Savage Robert Howard Harold Joseph Ward Department of Correction Unee Tla Juara Vincent Hanson

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