Disaster Chairmen Named to Frederick Red Cross Panel
John E Schell Jr heads the Frederick County Red Cross Disaster Committee which has organized sub committees and chairmen for information liaison survey supply and shelter duties. The plan aligns with the Office of Civil Defense while the Red Cross handles disaster relief when emergencies are declared.
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John FE. Schell Jr
Frederick County
Red Cross
Red Cross Organization
Schell
American Red Cross
Red
Office of Civil Defense
Warcau
Red Cross Disaster Committee
John E Schell
Adm
Allen G. Quynn
H. Albert Dean
Charles V. Main
Walter K. May
Charles Bell
Nimann Bro
Betty Thompson
Ralph Snyder
Ev. B
Albert Snyder
F. A. Rosenberger
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
Thurmont
S. A. Moyer
WE. Ervin Myersville
Paul Bittle
Middletown
G. H. Klinefelter
Brunswick
Harold Wilson
First
Measure Is Killed In Annapolis Reapportionment Vote
In Annapolis the House of Delegates rejected for a second time the administration bill to add 21 seats, killing the reapportionment measure for the session with a 73 to 47 vote. The chamber also moved two anti slot machine bills to floor consideration, but they failed in committee, while the governor’s $519 million budget and other measures advanced to the Senate.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Umen
Maryland
House
Anne Arun
Charles
Cahert Counties
Anne Arundel
John Hanson Mitchell
Ccharles
St. Marys
Cathbert
Dels
Charles W. Woodward Jr
D-Montgomery
Charles Coss
D - Washington
Senate
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Commission
H.C. Byrd
Department of Research and Education
University of Maryland
Comptroller
Price For Milk To Be Established
The Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers proposes to press for a price fixable under Federal Order 127 at an April hearing. Class 1 milk would stay $5.59 per hundredweight through July February and $5.30 in March through June, with net gains offset by broader effects. Up for discussion will be several minor technical proposals alongside the pricing review. The group notes the order’s eighteen month duration ends July 31 and cites residents’ incomes from February 1960 to January 1961 as support for the current pricing.
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Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc
Chesapeake Bay
MCMP
W. P. Sadier
Maryland
Congress
Daiy
Delaware
Caroline
Cecil
Kemn
Queen Annes
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Sadler
Eastern Shore
Southern
Baltimore
No Force For Merger
ANNAPOLIS AP Speaker Perry C Wilkinson D Prince Georges says he will not push a full House vote to merge Frostburg Teachers into the State University. He notes petitions out of committee seldom pass and fears delaying adjournment. Delegate Thomas F Conlon Jr Allegany says others may join petition but he is undecided and open to advice.
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Annapolis
Perry C. Wilkinson
Prince Georges
Frostburg
The
State University
Wilkinson
Fee
Dei Thomas F. Conlon Jr. Dallegany
Shes
Inson
D'Alesandro Confirmed for Federal Renegotiation Board
The Senate confirmed President Kennedy's pick Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. as a Federal Renegotiation Board member in a voice vote. Also advancing were Burke Marshall for assistant attorney general and Robert E. Maxwell for U S attorney in West Virginia. Lisbon Elementary seventh graders stage the operetta Trouble in Mother Goose Land on April 14 at 8 p.m.
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D‘alesandro
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro Jr
D’alesandro
Senate Judiciary
Burke Marshall
Chevy Chase
Robert E. Maxwell
U. S
West Virginia
Lisbon
Mother Goose Land
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Furst
Derwood
Polce
Sai
Saturn
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
N. Court ST
RAY Wachter Photo Center
South Market
Hadhae
Measure
Rio DE Janeiro, Brazil
Rio
Blue Ridge Oil Co's
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Frederick
Frederick Shopping Center
Eastern All Metal
St. Ft
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Conlon
Fisher’s Inc
Kaempf & Harris
Frederick, Md
Weil
Brothers Hamilton
Super Mart
Kodak
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