Maryland News and Opinions From The Senate Cloakroom
A Maryland reader notes concern about federal spending and proclaims Uncle Sam as a partner in business. The piece discusses voluntary weather observers in Maryland, a Public Law 480 tobacco export deal, and a close vote by Maryland tobacco growers on marketing quotas. It also mentions political commentary urging stout lines on spending and a show of strength against Soviet pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gleam Beall
Maryland
Sharf
Neticul
Masland
Ms Maserenameg
Tony le Sam Ataris
Sam
Congress
Ashood
United States
Uncle Bereta Fateh McAmin
Secretary of Commerce
Lewis L Strauss
Senate
Weather Bureau
Paul Oswald
Hagerstown
Ralph E Weber
Oakland
Maryland Tobacco
Switzerland
Maryland Growers
Congress and Dulles praise and foreign exhibition plans
A long mixed block of text reports on U S Soviet cultural exchange plans in Moscow, Dulles praised as a great American, and various local updates including hospital visits, community notices, and a Goodwill Industries collection drive. It notes the exhibit categories Education Science Exploration Creation Travel and Play with emphasis on self-government visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ussr
Moscow
United States
America
Soviet Union
Dues
Draftees And Vets Guide To GI Insurance Reemergence
Senate proposal by Russell Long would restore National Service Life Insurance for veterans who served 1940 to 1981. The bill would let these veterans buy policy coverage again with required medical exams if lapsed, with premiums higher than current GI plans but lower than private insurers. Long argues costs are offset by savings, while House action remains uncertain and Ike’s stance unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nial
Congress
Senate
Russell Long
Long
Penate
Bibl
National Service Life
Diesen Eisenhower
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Olin
Homemakers Host February Meeting at Gambrill Park
The Gambrill Park Homemakers met at Mrs Donald Sullivan’s home with a devotional by President Mes Austin Kemp. Members discussed One Dish Meals, prepared Island Suite Ham and Sweet Potato Casserole and Chicken Tuna Bake, highlighting time and cost savings and nutritional value. Reports from committees were given and plans for the Hood College annual meeting on March 25 were noted. Refreshments served to 13 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill Park
Donald Sullivan
Mes Austin Kemp
Sullivan
Harry
Harry Stup
Joel Koehl
William Gross
Earl Funk
Punctuality Shapes Pharmacy Service in Emergencies
The article stresses speed and accuracy in dispensing prescriptions. It notes the department is geared to locate the exact medication within seconds from thousands in stock and emphasizes that timely dispensing can be a matter of life or death in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paverian
Russia
Iberian Peninsula
Meeting notes Mention Arpad Moyers and future date March 2
The minutes reference new member Mrs Arpad Moyers and indicate a meeting on March 2 at the home of Mrs Howard Stup. Only about a dozen georgie Strachan salins are known to be in existence today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonne Demon
Howard Lemon
Charles Town General Hospital
William Schaffer
Kensington
J W Ramshill
Mortis Kain Jr
Lakeland Air Force Base
Texas
Air Force National
Arpad Moyers
Sullivan
Howard Stup
Playven
Amenco
Playtex
Wiscox Park
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Bolivar
Harpers Fray
E Webb
Harpers Ferry
UE Sale
Depew
John Sinner
Murphy Pitts- Duigh
Reno
Fred Potts
Townson
Vis Dewes Meadows
Gene Cowal
Chicago IH
Rebecca
Garry Frits
Weadows
Vernon Webb
Jerry
Ginny Frits
Adam Capyroty
G H Clevenger
Sharon Lisa Gar
Uood N J
Mr Webb
Randy
Mary Lou Stanles
Frederck
Boy Scouts
Rock Enon
Gore
Ernest C Littleton
Atlanta
Fia
J W Rams
Arthur Thompson
Edward
Souderton
Goodwill Industries
SFFS
Robin Eduard Kratz
RFD 1
Thurmont
Tobin
Utica Road
Sweet Sister
Laun Lu
Taipei
Teague
Keno Cotmete
Natal
Tare
Cain
Homemakers Clubs
Whitesell
Prescription Center
North Market St
Lawson Motor Sales
SYKES
Walter Kopko
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
St Petersburg
Fla
Fredericktown
Federal
Dirpe
Baye Kemp
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