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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1958

Page

7

Assistant County Agent Is Named in Frederick County

A new assistant county agent, David D Eigenbrode, joins Frederick County Extension staff to assist with 4-H Club work and adult Extension programs. He previously served in Baltimore County and Army service, returning to work under County Agent Henry H Shoemaker with Kenneth B Shifflet and Robert E Stansfield. The temporary post supports workload and may lead to permanent placement. Eigenbrode is a Boonsboro native and University of Maryland graduate.

David D. Eigenbrode Baltimore County Kenneth B. Shifflet Shifflet Eigenbrode Henry H. Shoemaker Shoa¢maker Robert E. Stansfield Frederick County Universsity of Maryland Mr. Shifflet Roy Cassell College Park Robert Stansfield Cassell Baltimore Eigenprode Eset Coast United, States Army New Windsor Firl Nancy E. Devilbiss Eigen Brode Boonsboro University of Maryland Agricul Ytural

Air Force to beef up Bombers after midair crash

The Air Force will reinforce about 1,400 BAT bombers due to a structural weakness shown in an accident near Buffalo New York on April 10. Work will take months and affect the Tulsa Oklahoma and Marietta Georgia modification centers while preserving deterrent capability.

Washington Air Force Stratesky Air Command Tulsa Oklo Douglas Aircraft Marietta, Ga Lockheed Co Boeing Airplane Co Douglas Lockheed Buffalo N.Y

INPA Presses Bold Action to Fight Recession

National Planning Assn chairman Vl. Christian Sonne urged a four billion to eight billion dollar tax cut and increased government spending to combat unemployment. He spoke at a House Banking Committee hearing amid House action and Knowland's forecast of Senate passage for extended unemployment relief. He warned against delaying action and stressed the dangers of inflation and prolonged unemployment. In Algeria, French forces claimed 536 rebels in three days near Souk-Ahras as the anti colonial uprising neared three years.

Washington i National Planning Assn Christian Sonne INPA Ile Louse Banking Committee Senate Republic Knowland Califor Senate House White Horse White House Eisenhower Smen Senate Finance Committee NPA Congress Algiers Souk-Ahras Algeria Paris

No Double Jeopardy Ruling In Maryland Juvenile Case

The Court of Appeals ruled 3-2 that a youth detained by the Juvenile Court and later transferred to Circuit Court for criminal prosecution was not placed twice in jeopardy. The decision concerns David Maquin of Bethesda charged with arson burglary and assault with intent to murder. The majority found the initial Juvenile Court action was for detention and psychiatric treatment, not a jeopardy trap, allowing the transfer to proceed.

Annapolis H Court of Appeals Nile Cut Circuit Court David’ Neal Maquin Bethesda Montgomery’ County Ife I Reformatory Magwin High Court Juvenite Rasitakirta 5 Forny Peyersu Ya Hind Mre Mistewd Virginia Chappelle al Yye Board of Election Amalia KR. Knabel Maryland Visors Willian Knabel Jane Thomas M. Ander Leraters

Net Income Declines for Railroads in March and Quarter

The Association of American Railroads estimated Class 1 railroads earned 24.1 million in March, down from 70 million the year before, with first quarter income at 30 million versus 162 million in 1957. Eastern lines posted losses in February but 3.0 million income in March, while overall rate of return averaged 2.88 percent for 32 months through March 1958. Three Baltimore police officers face grand jury on charges of stealing 7,000 in cash and goods. suspects Brazier, Molloy, and Bridgeman were arrested after burglaries across several shops. A special session of the Legislature looms if Congress extends unemployment benefits.

Washington Assn AAR Association Grand Jury Baltimore Grand Atttorney J Harold Grady Merbert Wu Brazier Jr Michael Molloy Mervin Bridgeman Bridgeman Matesday

Slot Machine Owners Buy New Licenses

Operators of Potomac River gambling casinos in La Plata have bought 518 slot machine licenses paying a full year’s fee but can operate only during May. Maryland law will ban the licenses starting June 1, per J Earl Milstead, slot machine license inspector for Charles County.

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