Byrd Critiques Eisenhower Road Plan And Bond Approach
Senator Byrd contends the highway program would grant the federal government dictatorial road control. He opposes a 21 billion bond plan and argues states should collect the 2 cent gasoline tax instead. The debate centers on federal debt, interest costs, and whether the interstate system should be federally managed.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Sen
Gore
Bureau of Public Roads
Paris Treaties Are Approved by West German Parliament
In Bonn on March 18 the West German Bundesrat approved the Paris treaties to arm 500,000 Germans on the side of the West. The vote was 29 to 9, completing the parliamentary action and sending the pacts to President Theodor Heuss for signature. Also approved was an agreement with France to Europeanize the Saar Valley coal region. French officials hailed the move as advancing European defense, while opponents filed a Constitutional Court suit over the Saar pact. The Bundestag had approved the measures on February 27, and the fate of related arms pacts rests with France. The five remaining nations must still ratify.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Bundesrat
Paris
France
Annemed
Belgium
Denmark
Defense Organization of Europe
Constitutional Court
Konrad Adenauer
Walla
Yalta
Radio and TV Listings for Frederick March 19 1955
Radio schedule lists CBS WEMD 930 NBC WBAL 1998 ABC 630 MBS 719 with programs News Roomup and Washington Report many show names across dayparts including Sports, Youth Forum, and True or False. TV guide features Str Wizard Gene Autry Joliet The Abbottts Amos & Andy and Meet the Press plus Evening News and religious programs.
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TEN
the News
Frederick
CBS Wemd
NBC
WBAL
ABC
Sens
Ane
John Flyns
Ebs World Traveler
Caureh
Nbe
Gamtal C
Washington
Bob Edge
Abe
Heart of News
Timi
Dbs Das Crowley
Abe Autry
Cbs News
Abe Publi
Cbs World Church
Abe Jack Begny
Mbs
Amos
Andy
Abe News
Abe Enchanted
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments and Church Supper
A collection of broadcast listings includes Face the Nation and other CBS programs with varied times, plus a detailed account of a Thursday evening church supper at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Coatesville. The gathering drew about 100 attendees and featured a family covered dish beside a brief class meeting and notes on future events and memorials.
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Eucsis
Vautheran
Mothersa Tase
Charles F. Trunk
BE. Grenman
Trunk
Gillan Dean
Coatesville
Caff
Chareh
Kay Kefaaver
James Pagan
Ales Yah Stup
Agnes Alexander
Pat Heller
Rosalie Rid
Welen van Fosse
Mary Hotdcraft
Wousdackson
Beverly Red
Priority List For Salk Vaccine Recommended
Maryland State Board of Health endorsed a priority order for the Salk polio vaccine. About 150,000 first and second graders in Maryland would be eligible this spring if certified. The plan places kindergartners over a year old, pregnant women, all other elementary students, and older household members with students at the top. A decision on final certification was expected April 1 after a limited test.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Board of Health
Maryland
Edward Davens
State Health Department
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Board of Health
Chiang Hu Ceiling On Yalta Agreement
Washington recalls Chiang Kai-shek objecting to Roosevelt’s Yalta concessions to Stalin in 1945. The diplomat, who cannot be named, says Manchuria rights and extraterritorial claims were pledged to Russia to gain Soviet help against Japan. Churchill reportedly knew little of the deals.
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Chiang Hu
Yalta
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Manchuria
Marshal Stalin
Roosevelt
Chiang
United States
China
Cairo
Japan
Stalin
Churchill
Beardofthe Frederick County Firemen Backed For State VP
The Frederick County Volunteer Firemen report unanimous backing for Philip H Beard of Walkersville for first vice president of the Maryland State Firemen's Association. The county executive committee endorsed him at a June convention in Cumberland. Beard, now treasurer, previously led the county group as president for 15 years until resigning this year. A letter seeking company support was drafted for distribution.
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Philip H. Beard
Walkersville
Frederick
Frederick Iras
Charles Mumma
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Barbara Fritchie Handicap Entrants Shine at Bowie
Eleven entries including top weights Cense Reine Brazen Brat and Aktema Vie compete in the $25,000 Barbara Fritchie Handicap at Bowie on Saturday. The race offers a $28,000 gross with substantial stakes and features Mrs Ada L. Rice’s Cense Reine and Mrs S Pistorion's Brazen Brat among favorites.
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Barbara Fritchie
Bowie
Barbara Fitchie
Ada L. Rice
Suk Shukos
Braven
White Malvam Hartack
Bowie Wall
Cerne Reine
Hereme
Mie Sante Vay
Tlostla
Know Your Fiber Blends And Care Tips
Betsy J. Lovid explains fiber blends in fabrics, how different percentages affect performance, and the importance of labeling. Rules for practical use include minimum 30 percent of a fiber to gain its properties, with examples like Dacron wool blends and Orlon-wool blends. Readers are urged to become label conscious and learn care guidance from labels or manufacturers’ flyers.
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Betsy J. Lovid
Dacron
Orion
Holt
Birth and travels mix with crime and awards in Emmitsburg notes
Congratulatory birth notices from Emmitsburg accompany details of travels to Great Falls Montana with a US Air Force family link. The report also covers a capias issued in Chattanooga for William Marion Parks over a 1940 murder, his Baltimore release, and local Guernsey breeders association winners with names like Mabel Porter and Everett Jarrett.
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William McKenzie
Sol Paul
Great, Falls
Mont
US. 3
Air Force
McKenzie
Beulah Glass
Paul Glass
Capias
Chattanooga
Tenn
Criminal Court Clerk
Wiliam Marion Parks
Baltimore
Parks
Grady Head
Eli
Vaplas
George Miller
H. ¥. Shutters
W. Sherard Wilson
Mabel Porter
Cambridge
Idn
Diseretide
Everett Jarrett Church Hill
Queen Anne's County
Dorothy St. Rache
Glencoe
Birthday celebration honors Bolivar teacher at elementary school
Bolivar W Va residents share weekend visits and news as sixth graders honor Mrs Anne Webb with refreshments and costume jewelry. Local and out of town visits include Eddivs family in Washington D C and Harold Grand Maff in Baltimore. Fort Riley and Fort Riley Kansas training noted for a Bolivar youth.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Anne Webb
Eddiv
Bela Lemon
Washington, D.C
Harold Grand- Maff
Baltimore
Calvin Howell
Camp Hill
John Newucomer
Cliffside
K. RK. Cavalier
Lowell Herwell
Barron
John Newcomer
Johnnie
Anne
Washington
Armory
Ralph Eaton
Hagerstown
Als. Reno Eaton
Frnest
Webb
G. E. Webb
Jamaly
Cliton Batts
W. C. Pierce
Stax
Zombia
Ella Zombie
Fort Riley
Kansas
Post-Impressionists Studied By Art Club
Frederick Art Club examined Seurat Cezanne Van Gogh and Gauguin at Mrs Farle Shriner home on West Second Street. Speakers and helpers described Seurat's pointillism Cezanne's landscapes Van Gogh's life and art Gauguin's synthesis of French and Eastern influences.
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Art Club
Georges Pierre Seurat
Seurat
Art Institute of Chicago
Thomas Saffit
Paul Cezanne
Cezanne
Mary Rhoads
Vincent van Gogh
Holland
France
France. Miss Rhoads
van Gogh
Miss Theads
Robert Goldwater
Alvex D. Younaz
Paul Gauguin
Creutz
Guernsey Cow Sets Fat Production Record in Maryland
Lucky Susan a senior two year old Guernsey cow owned by Lloyd Balderston of Ut. Colora Farm Colora Md. ranked 3rd in fat production among ten top cows. She yielded 176 pounds of milk and 676 pounds of fat in 365 days with twice daily milking, meeting calving needs. This equates to about 5 198 quarts of milk.
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Guernsey
Lucky Susan
Lloyd Balderston
Colora Farm
Colora
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Roger H. Willard
Hellen Smith
George Bennett
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Ballenger Creek
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