College Park Hosts Rural Women Short Course June 18 23
About 1 000 Maryland homemakers arrive on the University of Maryland campus for a week of classes tours and social events. Tours include Mount Vernon by boat then bus return Washington galleries Arlington National Cemetery and the Smithsonian. A concert by the United States Air Force Band and a Thursday song fest close the week with certificate and pin ceremonies and tea.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Everning Vesper
University
Wilson H. Elkins
General Assembly
Mount Vernon
George Washington
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
World Famed Scientific Center
Arlington National Cemetery
Hallow Arlington
Lee Mansion
Robert E. Lee
United States Air Force Band
Bolling Air Force Base
Maryland State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
League Leaders By an Associated Press
National League leaders include Batting Long from Pittsburgh and Runs Boyer from St Louis. Mantle leads American League in batting and runs with 60 and 62 respectively, while Kuenn doubles and Simpson triples lead in other categories.
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Associated Press
Long
Pittsburgh
Boyer
St. Louis
Bell
Cincinnati
Lopata
Philadelphia
Bruton
Milwaukee
Mays
New York
Lawrence
Friend
Mantle
Kuenn
Detroit
Simpson
Kansas City
Dull Fight Turns Out To Be A Draw
A crowded boxing hour ended in a draw as Franz Szuzina and Charley Cotton battled near equal in Montgomery County. The bout drew a mixed crowd and highlighted 4-H dairy and livestock judging amid a packed schedule of county events and upcoming fights.
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Mie
Marios
Robin Roberts
Adelphia
Montgomery County Livestock
New York
Phillies
Charley (King) Cottons
Chicago
Montgomery County
Cubs
Germany
Franz Szuzina
Jesse Turner
Milwaukee
Franz
al Lang Towaukee
Roberts
Braves
Atlantic
Ocean
Montreal
Bob Provizzi
Ses Ward
W. I. King
Gaithersburg
Bounder
St. Nicholas Arena
Petey Scalzo
Bill F Reght
Cotton
Joe Agnello
Toledo
Figures Released On Automobile Output And County Events
A garbled page summary notes shifts in automobile output figures and details local Montgomery County activities. It cites pitcher Roberts with a 68 season record and his theory on throwing. The piece lists summer talks in Rockville, College Park, Gaithersburg and county fair dates, 4-H demonstrations, soil bank access, and prize results from the National Duckpin Bowling Congress tournament with local standings and winnings.
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Roberts
Heavy Storm Damage In Pittsburgh Area
Thunderstorms and heavy rain hit Western Pennsylvania causing extensive damage especially in McKeesport where officials seek state aid. The city faced flooding of the east section with trolley and auto traffic snarled and several hundred homes and businesses inundated. At least two people were hospitalized and nearby White Oak reported $100,000 damage at Rainbow Gardens amusement park.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
McKeesport
White Oak
Rainbow Gardens
Cancer Fund Drive Nears Five Thousand Dollar Goal
Frederick County Chapter of the American Cancer Society nears its $5,500 goal with donations from Frederick City and towns Brunswick Thurmont New Market Walkersville Urbana Yellow Springs plus Middletown Myersville and area service groups. Contributions by June 20 may be mailed to Cancer Headquarters Frederick P O Box 571.
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Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Frederick City
Brunswick
Thurmont
New Market
Jom
P. O
Frederick
Trades and Industry
Cancer Headquarters
Baltimore
Soviet Foreign Minister Seeks Improved Ties in West
In Cairo Dmitri Shepilov said Russia aims to better relations with Western states but not at the expense of Arab ties. He portrayed the USSR as a friend to dependent peoples and rejected seeking enrichment from others, while declining to comment on the Palestine issue. Egypt marked his visit as part of a broader Arab and Greek tour amid liberation concerns.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sovviet
Dmitri Sheplev
V. M. Molotov
Shepilov
Russia
Soviet Union
Middle East
Greece
Check First With Committee On Soil Bank Participation
Chester S. Bradley, chairman of the State ASC, urges farmers to consult their county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee before taking action to participate in the soil bank, noting that each farmer must enter certain requirements.
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Chester S. Bradley
ASC
Bradley
Giants scout named Johnstown manager in Eastern League
Johnstown Johnnies appoint Frank Chick Genovese, former Minneapolis and Knoxville skipper, as manager succeeding Andy Gilbert. Giants board approved the move, authorizing the change for the Class A Eastern League team. Nichols
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Johnstown
Frank
Chick) Genovese
New York Giants
Johnstown Johnnies
Genovese
Says Foreign Aid
Minneapolis
Knoxville
Ceeds
Andy Gilbert
County 4-H to Represent Montgomery in State Contest
The Montgomery County 4-H club urges members to contact the County Agents Office by August 15, 1956. Poultry and vegetable judging practice begins in the second week of September. The top four members will represent County Montgomery in the state contest to be held mid October at Hush-Spring Mount and Aquamute Exhaust. DORSEY F SHIPLEY.
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Coun
Montgomery
Dorsey F. Shipley
Farmers weigh soil bank details and payments for next year
Farmers review conservation reserve provisions as the 1957 soil bank nears. Specialists assess annual payments of about ten dollars per acre and two payment types for participation, alongside possible changes before the program starts. A brief sports note follows.
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Stars Conservation Reserve
Warren Spatin
Milaukee Braves
Coverburgh Pirates
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Brekville
T. M. Garrett & Sons
Rockville
Ralph
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W. W Rappley
Potomac
George Lechlider
Laytonsville
Tim Mittell
Sandy Spring
Sam Riggs
Robert Chichester
Olney
Stanley Stabler
Brookeville
Mittee
Benson
John Dennis
Jacobson’s
Ballantine Ale
Walkersville
Charles May
William Bradley
Walt Cramer
Herman Brown
William Mischell
William E. Kennis
Ruth Rav Martin
Thena Jr
Walt Zimmerman
Tion
Jack Crampton Jr
Dave
Stauffer
Paul Himbut
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Ford Division
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Plymouth
Strikeon Core
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Manule
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Lucy Englebrecht
William Flair
Harry E. Filler
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Roy Martin Jr
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Wilfred Watkins
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Jack Landis
Chauncy Cramer
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Dave Stauffer
Mabel ‘Nicklas
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National Basketball Assn
Jim Loscutoff
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Nichols
Enicks New York
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Shavlik
North Carolina State
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Knick
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Lecal
Anson
Eastmar Kodak Co
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Eisenhower
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White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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George
D-La
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Scott Atwater
N. Market Street
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North Market St
Frederick, Md
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Weber
Bronson
Langley
Heddon
South Bend
Airex Johnson
Montague
Mitchell
Glas
Bartgis
Aero Oil L Company
P, D
Groucho Marx
Madic
Maryland Hospital Service, Inc
Maryland Medical Service, Inc
DOW
Maratoga
Hansive
oaoUy
TRE
Baabom
AMM
Mamed Wemiom
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Blue Cross
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Blun Shap
Brug Cross
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