34th Holstein Banquet Highlights Breeder Progress
John E. Cooper urged Frederick county Holstein Breeder Association members to record production and sales data to guide breeding decisions. He cited rising milk output, strong Maryland records, and growth of Holstein in the South, with artificial propagation noted as key future tool. Officers and directors for 1956-57 were elected after the meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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John E. Cooper
Holstein Friesian Association
County Holstein Breeder's Association
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Cooper
Florida
Maryland
Ugh
J. Homer Remsberg
Clyde Bohn Jr
Henry R. Shoemaker
Edwin M. Alcorn
Manville E. Coblentz
Association
Paul Stull
Wayne Guyton
Martha Haugh
C. Lester Dudrow
Page K. Ifert
C. Renn Remsburg
Woodrow W. Fox
Richard Galter Mareilia Crablente
George C. Stauffer
Tydings Mahoney Endorse Aims In Maryland Senate Bid
Tydings and Mahoney pressed their Democratic Senate campaign across the Eastern Shore and into Carroll and Somerset counties. Tydings sought Worcester County support and pledged to back Baltimore civic center development and related federal funding if elected. Mahoney toured Dorchester and Westminster touting votes and campaigning for a civic center loan.
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Tydings
Worcester County
Mahoney
Dorchester
Somerset County
Comptrefler
J. Millard Tawes
Carroll County
Westminster
Baltimore
Civic Center Loan
Civic Center
U S Presses Japan on Continuing Nuclear Tests
The United States informs Japan that American nuclear weapons tests in the Pacific must continue until an effective international disarmament plan is adopted. The note replies to a Japanese Diet call for a halt and states the U S will examine effects of maritime activity and seek to mitigate damages from the test program.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Pacific
Soviet Union
Masayuki Tani
Momved
United Saws
Dulles Urges Action to Strengthen Free Asian Nations
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from a 19 day Asia tour, urged Americans to bolster free Asian nations or risk despotism. He highlighted Taiwan Formosa as a flashpoint and urged support for Eisenhower's 4.9 billion foreign aid program, citing economic lure of communism and the need for industrialization and US technical aid.
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Washington
March
Dulles
Cutie Mira
Taiwan
Formosa
Chiang Kei-shek
United States
Asia
Eisenhower
America
Moscow
Peiping
J Asia
Indonesia
Ceylon
Hess Whith Aclean Fendere
Japan
Voice of America
Far East
South Asia
Latin America
Europe
Near East
Dulles Sees Asia Needs and U S Help to Rise
Secretary Dulles urged Asian leaders to pursue political independence and improved living standards, warning against despotic forces. He cited America’s historical growth as an asset and endorsed expanded U S technical aid while noting Taiwan Formosa as a key regional flashpoint and Geneva talks on renouncing force.
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Asia
Mistery Dulles
America
Dulles
Middle East
Pakistan
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam
Philippines
Formosa
Korea
Japan
United States
U. S
Soviet Union
Far East
Geneva
Suvidy
Taiwan
Labor Day dates around the world
The piece notes that only the United States and Canada celebrate Labor Day on the first Monday in September while most other nations observe May 1 as labor holiday since 1889.
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America
Canada
Johnson Boosted by Texans in Possible Favorite Son Role
Washington reports indicate Lyndon B. Johnson delays a decision on seeking a presidential endorsement from Texas amid mounting southern endorsements. Johnson aims to unite Texas Democrats while considering how national perception could affect his actions in a potential convention deadlock.
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Washington
March
Lyndon GB
Johnson
Texas
Mansfield
Sen
Mansfield ‘D-Mont
Senate
Ellender D-Lai
Ellender
South
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Dallas
Saht Maibeca
Eisenhower
Viker Hic
Senate Finance Committee Extends Taxes For Another Year
The Senate Finance Committee voted unanimously to extend current business and excise tax rates for one year to prevent an April 1 rate drop. House approval came March 13, with Secretary Humphrey noting $3.196 billion in extra revenue needed for a balanced budget in the year ending June 30.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Byrd D-Val
Eisenhower
Congress
Byrd
Tax estimates hinge on new Miles 11 bid figures
The report cites an estimated annual tax impact of about 2.02 billion dollars, while the Miles 11 bid is roughly 1.66 billion. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but the comparison centers on the two large figures and their implications for fiscal planning.
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Miles 11
Six Communist Leaders Sentenced in Ohio Trial
Six Ohio Communist leaders, all protesting a political trial, were sentenced to prison for plotting to overthrow the U S government. The lone woman Lucille Bethencourt received 344 years. five-year terms were given to the men. The judge allowed bonds for appeals and noted the sentences were under the Smith Act.
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Cleveland
Anr
Ohio
Lucille Bethencourt
Lorain
Charles J. McNamee
Frank Hashmall
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Joseph Brandt
Newark
N. J. George Walt
New York
Anthony Erchmarek
Frank Chancey
Ohio Party
Brand
Webb Post to Elect Officers at VFW Meeting
The annual election of officers for John R. Webb Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will occur Monday at eight o'clock at the Post Home with nominations led by Post Commander William S. Seibert and a slate including Charles McC. Mathias Jr. Stanley Brown and others. Further nominations may be made at the meeting.
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John R. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William S. Seibert
Chas. McC. Mathias Jr
Stanley Brown
Harry C. King
Lewis B. Gannon
Guilford S. Himes
James McLaren
Murray H. Fout
Samuel W. Barrick
Eduard D. Storm
Robert Ziem
Fort Odensuraeo
Melvin Lea
William Buzzerd
House Committee
Roland Beldon
Jack Slagle
James Willard
Hoy Blumenauer
Ralph Kanode
Linwood Myers
Frank Bartgis
VFW
VFW Country Club
Post
Country Club
Fined 35,000 Given Term in Tax Case
George G Bord, 39, owner of a fountain concession in Shepherd Park Pharmacy Washington, was sentenced to six weeks in jail then fined 35,000 for failing to file income tax returns in 1952 and 1953. Government said he should have paid $1,588 in 1952.
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Baltimore
George G Bord
Shepherd Park
Washington
Paisun Aid
SORA
Tax dispute ends in court as man seeks attorney
In 1663 a man named Boyd faced tax penalties totaling nearly 7000 dollars after admitting a 1901 donation and a missed income tax filing. He asked the court to appoint an attorney, claiming no funds to hire one, and Judge Chesnut criticized the neglect while noting no prior attorney appointment in such a case.
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Boyd
W. Calvin Chesnut
Internal Revenue
Bord
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Better Homes Equip. Co
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UCSC
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