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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1957

Page

14

Must Continue Program Years Must Continue Program Years

A presidential commission led by Benjamin F. Fairless urged that the mutual security program continue for years to come, with costs about the present rate and major shifts in emphasis toward private enterprise. The panel urged more loans and less gifts, support for long term development, and two year congressional approval to improve planning. It reported total spending near 7.5 billion last fiscal year, including military and nonmilitary aid worldwide.

Washington Eeaay Steel Benjamin F. Fairless Russia United States Eisenhower Fairless American Iron and Steel Institute Colgate W. Darden Jr University of The United Mine Workers Walter Bedell Smith American Machine & Foundry Co Whitelaw Reid New York Herald Tribune Richard R. Deupree Gambie Co BESS Procter & Pinainnst Atlantic Treaty Organization Southeast Asia Treaty Congress State Department NATO U. S Guindig Toms Ameri Nso Ocean McMurdo Sound Navy

Hopkins to Receive $5 Million From Jenkins Estate

Johns Hopkins University will receive about 5 million dollars from the will of May McShane Jenkins, a Baltimore matron who died Jan 30. The estate is estimated at about 11 million, with her husband's estate included, and total gifts to others noted as 4.7 million. The will directs that the Thomas C. Jenkins department be funded for biophysics and other gifts to family are mentioned.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University May McShane Jenkins Thomas Courtenay Jenkins Thomas C. Jenkins Department the Department Ars. Jenkins

Denies It's Fashion Show Denies It's Fashion Show

A blonde named Ingeborg Northcross faced questions from Rep A Walter Norblade over her role as fashion coordinator for Air Force post exchanges in Europe. Northcross said her job pays 6000 dollars yearly to supervise clothing inventories and that her assignment is standard practice, not a glamor post. She will move to European headquarters in Weisbaden for a two year term, with profits funding morale programs.

New York Ingeborg Northcross Otter Roy Wendel Northcross Weisbaden Europe Theodore Frank Norbild Frank

NOW ST JOSEPH ASPIRIN PROVED 3 TIMES FASTER

An independent laboratory test shows St Joseph Aspirin disintegrates three times faster than competing brands, making it ready for absorption sooner. The ad claims gentleness with fewer stomach upset issues and promotes the 100 tablet package at a discounted price.

ST. Joseph

Frederick Heart Association Reports Campaign Progress

The Frederick County Heart Association met at Mrs. Charles T. Butcher's home to review local Heart campaign progress. Reported that Heart Sunday exceeded its Frederick County quota and the American Legion plastic heart campaign is well underway.

Inal Emmitsee Legion Soui Frederick County Edward D. Uting Heart Fund Storm Heart Washington Heart Group Frederick County Heart Association Charles T. Butcher Rockwell Terrace American Legion

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