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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1955

Page

6

Business Is Expanding Healthily in 1955 Outlook

Washington report summarizes Chamber of Commerce and Economic Advisers findings amid Senate stock market inquiry. It cites rising industrial output, record construction outlays, and improving inventories. Auto industry to log strong first quarter, with seasonal slack expected later. unemployment edges down after January and February levels.

Washington Mar Senate Stock Exchange United States Chamber of Commerce Congress President's Council of Economic Advisers Arthur Burne Chamber Nnb CIO United Auto Workers UAW

Child’s Far Sightedness Mentioned By Institute

The Better Vision Institute notes it is normal for a child to be farsighted when starting school, reflecting typical vision development and need for eye checkups as children adapt to formal education.

Better Vision Institute

St Patrick Day Talk to Lions Club in Frederick

Rev Richard Charles Mitchell of St Johns Catholic Church gave an erudite address on St Patrick Day and the Irish role in American history at the Lions Club luncheon. The meeting featured green attire, a parsley boutonnieres prize, and induction of Dr. Melvin Lea as a club member.

Lions Club Edward Hart Etchison Richard Charles Mitchell St. John’s Catholic Church Rome United States England Ireland America St. Patrick Gregory Mitchell Melvin Lea Frederick High School Frederick Charles V. Main James Grove Byron Thompson Carl C. Thompson Carroll Manor J. W. Stevenson Towson Ruhland Boyer Middletown Frank Suffren West

Fate Hinges On Paris Treaties for Germany

Bonn March 13 Chancellor Adenauer said the fate of Germans and Europe hinges on the Paris treaties for West German rearmament. He urged Bundesrat approval tomorrow as Bundestag had backed the pacts last month. He warned against hindering German contribution to defending the free world amid Saar pact controversy. The treaties would end Allied occupation and allow arming of 500000 Germans in NATO with Western troops retained.

Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer Europe Cer Bundesrat Bundestag Adenauer Free World Christian Democrat Party Saar France Adenauers

Eisenhower Spends Night At Gettysburg Farm Home

Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower traveled to a Gettysburg farm for her first overnight stay since illness. She was joined by her mother Mrs. John Doud, and the President planned to join them the next day. He later went to Walter Reed Hospital for shoulder bursitis treatment.

Eisenhower Farm Home Washington Duight D. Eisenhower Gettysburg John . Doud Esenhower White House Walter Reed Army Hospital Hagerty

Taxes to boost Maryland teachers pay proposed

Annapolis March 17 parents groups from across Maryland urged higher taxes to fund a 400 raise in teacher salaries. They cited lagging pay and shortages, backing income and sales tax increases, while state officials weighed long term funding and risk to school budgets.

Annapolis Maryland House Ways and Years B. Melvin Cole Assn Vance Cure Peket Ear Green Commission Fred Bull Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers del. Edwards R-Garrett Senate Chamber Boone D‘balto County Thomas G. Pullen Jr Pullen

Senators Clash on Floor Over License Fee Bill

In Annapolis March 17 Senate Republicans restrained after a heated exchange over a bill to cancel scheduled motor vehicle license fee increases. Sen Kimble and Sen Friend clashed verbally then fought briefly until aides separated them. Senate passed the bill 17-8 and adjourned. House members debated education funding and federal aid with remarks on taxes and school construction.

Asnapolis Senate Sen Kimble R-Allegany R-Garrett Fuend Fg Siegenates Scott Fnend Lous Goldstein Goldstein

States Refuse To Take Responsibility Over School Aid

Washington march seventeenth Rep Hyde Maryland said the only excuse for federal aid to school construction is that the states are refusing to accept the responsibility. The remark underscored partisan dispute over funding and control.

Washington Hyde

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