Rigid Price Supports Face Political Clash in Congress
In Washington on June 6 Senator Knowland argues the administration prefers no general farm bill over continuing rigid price supports. Senator Russell warns a 9 to 0 parity clash could be costly to Republicans. The House Agriculture Committee weighs flexible 75 to 90 percent parity and potential surplus handling under Eisenhower's plan.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Congress
Russell
D-Ga
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
GOP
Senate
Hope
R-Kan
House
Hood Alumnae Pledge Gifts And Challenge At Reunion
Hood College alumnae returned for reunion and pledged undesignated gifts totaling 7 820.52 plus 500 subscription from a 1926 graduate and 600 from the class of 1929. Miss Sarah Leiter urged alumnae to unwrap their beliefs and extend values beyond their campus into national and global communities.
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Hood
Sarah Leder
Maryland ‘Leathers Association
Hee Duncheon
Leiler
Leiter
Commencement Speakers at Mt St Marrs College
At the 146th commencement exercises in Emmitsburg the principal speaker was Charles R Goldsborough of Baltimore. Msgr John Time addressed graduates and parents urging strong support for education and schools facing attacks, stressing the need to know school programs and ensure they train children adequately.
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Mt. St. Marrs
College
Emmitsburg
Charles R. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Msgr
John
Leiter
Alumni gather as Carmichael College honors donors at luncheon
Frederick and Hanover reports note Alumnae Association president Mrs Bertha Niedorff Grove presiding at a luncheon and business meeting. Dr Andrew G Truval received gifts from the association. a Loyalty Fund check was presented by Mrs Hazel Lucas Moul. Guests included Dr Bertha Loomis, retiring professor, and other faculty and officials. Reunion dinners closed 61st commencement week as Coffman chapel walls rise.
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Bertha Niedorff Grove
Frederick
Andrew G Truval
Hazel Lucas Moul
New Brunswick
Helen Richardson Dull
Philadelphia
Bertha Loomis
Association
Truxal
R. Paul Smith
Smith
Slagerstown
Katherine Sherrill
Ruth Perry
Herbert N. Heston
Louie Buckingham Noel
Hagerstown
Coffman
Charles F. Bowers
Francis Scott Key
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Peter Paninn
Double Wedding at Union Chapel in Liberty Town
Vows were exchanged in a double ceremony at Union Chapel church in Liberty Town on June 7, 1941 at seven in the evening. Mrs. Hahn is noted as the sister of Mr. in Naifleigh.
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Lnion Chapel Church
Liberty Town
Hahn
Naifleigh
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