Eisenhower Meeting Leaves Rayburn Cold on World Picture
President Eisenhower held a two hour session with House leaders to discuss the world situation. Speaker Rayburn said he did not feel any better about international affairs, with questions on Quemoy and Matsu left unresolved. Dulles declined to comment, and a Senate meeting was planned to extend policy discussions. The talks touched on possible disagreements between the President and Admiral Carney, but no names or specifics were confirmed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Rep
Martin
R-Mass
Dulles
White House
Quemoy
Matsu
Sotegatlas
Senate
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Three Cars In Two Collisions In Frederick City
Two separate Wednesday accidents on West Patrick Street and North Market Street caused about 135 dollars in property damage. Officer J W Carmack investigated. Frederik W Kassebaum of Arlington VA charged with improper left turn. impact with Joseph F Thompson’s 1930 Dodge. In another collision on West Patrick Street Edward C Beard of Baltimore and Theodore J Clayton of Cresaptown exchanged minor damage with Beard’s car. No charges.
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Frederick City
J. W Carmack
Frederik W Kassebaum
Arlington
Joseph F Thompson
North Market Street
Kassebaum
Southarket Street
Patrick Street
Thompson
Kick Off supper aids Bolivar Princess contest
Bolivar Woman's Club hosted a Friday supper at the clubhouse to support sponsors and contestants in the annual Princess contest. A prototype float was shown, MyriHle Stuart gave a pep talk, and refreshments followed. Charles Riley of Kearneys Ferry visited Washington with family. Trooper and Mrs Harold Basore and son Michael, and Mrs Basore's parents also joined weekend visits.
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Kern
C. E Garten
Wasington
Marsin Waters
Charles
Tormer
Blanche Waters
G. E Webb
David Thompson
Reba
Martinsburg
Joanne Wagner
Carrol Powers
Washington
AL Y. F
Arthur Hompson
Pennsylvania
K. K Cavalier
William Perry Jr
Charles Town
Hugh Lind
Camp Hull
Starpers Ferry
Lleyd
Clyde Cook
Us&s. Ney
Snce
Hugh Davidson
Vic Enbred
Lewis D Nichols
Saipers Ferry
Stanley Daulton
Lake Forrest
Earl Hampshire
Harpers Ferry
Rand
Carl Jenkins
Skyline Drive
Norman Thayer
Camp
D. W. Malatt
North Mountain
W Va
Waters
Charles Wilt
Albin Lloyd
Camp Fl
Vas Chales Stevens
Shepherdstown
S A Luckett
George Luckett
Luwer Spring
Luckett
Bolwa
Mehrl Luckett
Jaeson Bolivar
Harry Dahlin
Camp Hill
Bernard Higgs
Floyd Qwens Jr
L. D. Nichols
Boosters Bulletin
John Zemonson
Silver Spring
Lita Lee Socemo
Minnie Viris
Andrew Socemo
Seattle
Wash Ile
Searle
Fort Richardson
Anchorage
Alaska
Cyillian
Army Field Printing Office
Theodore Carel
Nuihdie Ui
Carel
Guy Tucker
Marine Mentzer
J. Stenbaum
Dahlin
Thomas Muse
Camp Hul
Greenbelt
Alrs
Joseph Ready
Ready
Muse
Taylor Hammerly
Hillsboro, Va
Bolivar, W. Va
Woman's Club
MyriHle Stuart
Charles Riley
Karpers Ferry
Charles Jr
Harold Basoe
Michael
Braddock Heights
Basore
Eugene Kern
Harpers
Microphone Lesson Delights New Hampshire House
Professor Ed mund Cortez of the University of New Hampshire addressed the state House of Representatives. He stepped to the microphone and offered a five minute discourse on proper microphone use to the lawmakers.
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Concord
Edmund Cortez
University of New Hampshire
State House of Representatives
House
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Joseph Ruezko
Hyattsville
Eri. K. Cavalier
Lewis Henley
Charles Glover
Gaithersburg
G. E. Webb
Rita Moreno
Sizling
Bolivar
West
Prescription Service
Pearre
Dean
Doan
Pittsburgh
Priesburgh
Goodhart’s Tiles Paint Center
South Court
Williamson’s Drug Store
Colonial Jewelry CO
Refia Guurieot Dat
Rors
XN Town
Elisa
Cloverdale Spring Company
Broiler
Maragt
Odey
Southern States
Bits
MT. Airy Cooperative
Mt. Airy
Maryland
Bresunswick Cooperative Associanion
Brunswick
J. M. Johnson and Sons
Unionville
Middletown Valley Co-Op
Middletown
Southern States Marketing Cooperative
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Frederick
Commerce Street
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