Elm Street pupils showcase activities in first beat edition
Elm Street School pupils publish the Elm Street Beat detailing ninth grade vocations talks about Army programs a school dance a glee club field trip to Hood College and a Fort Detrick visit. Jerry Fogle wins $2 in a Heart Fund poster contest. New Brunswick tolls resume on the New Jersey Turnpike with mileage rates reinstated.
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Elm Street
Elm Street Beat
News-Post
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Miss Heckart
Jerry Fogle
Roy Fogle
East Seventh Street
Heart Fund
C. Burr Artz
Jerry
Elm Street School
Fort Detrick
Edgar Harrod
Tiere
Baldwin
George Seaton
Port
Senate Passes 389 Million Dollar Jobless Bill
The Senate approved a 389 million dollar jobless relief bill with federal grants and loans for distressed areas, far exceeding President Eisenhower's request. The measure, 49 to 46, heads to the House where hearings on similar plans have occurred. The bill funds 100 million for redevelopment loans, 75 million for public facilities grants, 10 million for unemployment training stipends, and 4.5 million for technical assistance, run by a new Area Redevelopment Administration.
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Washington
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
Dill
The
Area Redevelopment Administration
Safe Driving Road-E-O Set For May 17
The sixth annual Safe Driving Road-E-O will be held in Frederick on Sunday May 17 at 2 p.m. at the Frederick Shopping Center. It is open to all single persons aged 16 to 18 with no moving traffic violations in the last six months. contestants must pass a written exam then navigate an obstacle course judged by Frederick City and Maryland State Police. Prizes and trophies await the top three, with winners advancing to state eliminations in Frederick May 1223 and a national final in Washington DC.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jaycees
Gerald Wright
J. N.conner Jr
Jack T. Linton
Russell Potts
Wayne Williar
Edward Blumeniauer
Siamese Twins Separated After Delicate London Operation
Ten month old Siamese twins Timothy and Jeremy Thackeray were separated Monday at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London. Brain surgeon John O Connell led the high risk procedure, the hospital announcing the boys remain in danger for several days. The twins were joined at the head since birth last May to Kathrine and Reginald Thackeray, with a third boy Peter normal and living with the family. The parents, married eight years, also have a son Christopher.
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London
Timothy
Jeremy Thackeray
St Bartholmew's
Great London
John O'Connell
Jeremy
Kathinen Thackeray
Reginald
Peter
Thackerays
Christopher
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New Jersey Turnpike
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
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Kansas
Dean Wallace
Lincoln
Peggy Ann Moore
Omaha
Janet Spegel
Lexington
Neb
Salina
Ed Lawrence
Detroit
Mich
Sebring
Fla
U. S
George L. Rothenhoefer
W. Pat. St
Real Estate General Insurance Life Insurance
Samuel L. Birely
Weil Brothers
Hertmaes, A
J. Barty
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Thad
Alo
Copacity
Igo
Rentala Avenancy Tractors
HG Law Mowers
Kinsey
Hendrickson
North Market St
the Exchange Club
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Rocky Springs
Park ‘N’ Shop
Formica
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Park ’N’ Shop Discount Super Mart
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