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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1955

Page

14

Eisenhower dodges Big Four meeting question yet keeps options open

In Washington, President Eisenhower, seen as unflappable, avoided committing to a Big Four summit with Britain, France, and Russia while signaling possible exploratory talks. He noted Russians must show good intentions and outlined varied paths, keeping Sen George and Sen Knowland’s differing views in play. The piece also covers textiles pricing notes and a Las Vegas blast postponement.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington W Euerhower George D-Gar Sen Knoawl Ean Eisenhower George Knowland Senate House Democrats

Advice For Women About Red Linens

COLLEGE PARK March 25 Vivian L. Curnutt homemaker expert from the University of Maryland Extension Service says when replacing worn sheets and pillow cases homemakers face choosing between heavier muslin and finer muslin and percales and whether to buy new type fitted sheets. The wise choice depends on the specific needs of the family and the qualities that meet them.

Tip Hamemskar Te College Park Vivian L. Curnutt University of Maryland Extension Service Curnutt

Wage overhaul urged for railroad operating class

President Eisenhower backed a plan urging a comprehensive overhaul of railroad wage rates for operating employees including engineers conductors and brakemen. A commission should modernize pay structures noting inequities and long overdue review since World War I while avoiding nonoperating jobs. The report rejects basing pay on locomotive size for conductors and brakemen but supports negotiating methods to correct pay disparities amid diesel locomotive changes.

Washington Eisenhower

Conductors push for wage scale via bargaining route

The 9,000 through freight service conductors sought a graduate wage scale since 1949 and voted last year to strike if unmet. The board did not specify a figure, directing negotiation through collective bargaining. In total some 24,000 conductors are affected across the system.

All Atomic Eggs Are Not In One Basket

Washington reports Western Europe defenses rely on diverse nuclear forces to deter Communist aggression. NATO planners expect German rearmament and French ratification, with atomic weapons including cannon and airpower seen as key elements to threaten Moscow.

Washington Western Europe Russia North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Frech National Assembly Moscow

The Bridges of Yoko-Ri at City Opera House

The Bridges of Yoko-Ri continues at City Opera House through Monday. Starting Tuesday The Country Girl stars Bing Crosby Grace Kelly and William Holden to close the week.

Yoko-Ri City Opera House Bing Crosby Grace Kelly William Holden Braddock Drivein Theater Gary Cooper Susan Hayward Hiway Drive-In Robert Mitchum Marilyn Venrce

Easter Hereford Show And Sale Nears Monday

The Palled Hereford Association schedules its fourth annual show and sale Monday starting at 1 p m with 49 females and bulls to be auctioned. Herman Purdy of Pennsylvania State College will judge in the morning and Gov McKeldin trophies will be awarded for champion pull and heifer. The report mentions military terms and NATO shield context.

Palled Hereford Association Breaerick Herman Purdy Pennsylvania State Colege Gov. McKeldin

Bulldozer accident kills Maryland worker

A 40-year-old construction worker, Richard Ralph Davis of Silver Spring, Md., died when a bulldozer toppled a tree while clearing land for industrial development near Annapolis. His body was found wedged beneath the machine and he died from a broken neck. Police described the incident as a freak accident in the Parole area.

Salomi Tulsa James Davis Annapolis Silver Springs Richard Ralph Davis

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