Security Benefits Going Up In Senate Action
The Senate approved a social security bill 81 to 2 to raise old age benefits and ease eligibility. It lifts the earnings base from 3000 to 3600 dollars, boosting taxes and benefits, with retirees and future beneficiaries receiving substantial increases. The measure, part of the administration's domestic program, faces conference with House differences.
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Hickerson In Talk To Club Women
Maryland farm women at the University of Maryland opened their annual short course with as speakers John D. Hickerson Assistant Secretary of State for United Nations Affairs and Maryland Senator Millard E. Tidings chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee. Hickerson defended the UN and urged patience in world affairs while Tidings emphasized democratic resilience and ongoing armament programs as essential for peace and progress.
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United Nations
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Senate Armed Services Committee
General Assembly
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Tynings
United States
Tidings
Hickerson
League of Nations
Uniter Nations
Russa
Pas Hickerson
United Nations General Assembly
Palestine
Hielketson
China
Tydings
Mn International Affars Evers
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University course speaker ties farm home upon year
Wilton Heaps of Palestine, Maryland Fatima Bureau president, spoke at a short course hosted by University College of Agriculture. Arthur Hamilton, extension economist, praised local women for their farm work efforts as the school noted record crop tonnage and strong local participation.
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Diecelor
Baloyon
Wilton Heaps
Palestine
Maryland
Fatima Bureau
Arthur Hamilton
The
Grange
Mary Jane Remstratter
Allegany County
Dogs For Research Battle Lines Drawn in Baltimore
35 civic leaders and scientists formed the Maryland Society for Medical Research Inc to promote biology and medical research. Notables include Dr Alan M Chesney of Johns Hopkins Medicine and Dr H Boxd Wyche of the University of Maryland. The group arose after a city action allowing researchers to use stray dogs. The incorporation lists these leaders as founding subscribers. In a separate dispatch from Lumberton North Carolina a truck crash killed two Boy Scouts and injured ten while returning from a jamboree. three of the injured were in critical condition.
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Alan M Chesney
Johns Hopkins School
H Boxd Wyche
University of Maryland School of Medcine
John W Avkett
Lumberton N C
Myersville Man Injured In Heavy Rain Fall From Scaffold
John H Wise age 60 of Myersville Route 1 was injured when he slipped on a scaffold during a heavy downpour and fell about 18 feet into a pit at a Pecora Construction Co project south of Evergreen Point. He sustained a fractured pelvis and was reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after ambulance transport.
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Myersville
Pecora Construction Co
Evergreen Point
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M R Etchison
Middle Atlantic
Lewistown
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Urbana
Creagerstown Youth Fellowship Meets at Parish House
The Creagerstown Youth Fellowship met at the parish house on Tuesday, June 13. Helena Ramsburg led worship with Truehearted Wholehearted, followed by scripture and the Lord’s Prayer. Mrs William Ramsburg sang in German during the hymn history on A Mighty Fortress by Martin Luther. Topic discussed was Going Through Life on a Roller Coaster as the service closed with another hymn. Mrs Ruby Lanner presided over the meeting and plans for a vacation Bible school were discussed with Carmen Less and Eugene Lare providing the rec.
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Creagerstown Youth Fellowship
Helena Ramsburg
Martin Luther
Lutheran Church
Willam Ramsburg
Ruby Lanner
Carmen Less
Eugene Lare
Parish group meeting ends with refreshments
Katherine Long and Janet Wastler served refreshments during a parish gathering. The next meeting will be held on the grounds outside the parish on July 18, with Mrs Albert Coleman in charge of the program.
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Katherine Long
Janet Wastler
Albert Coleman
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