Six Nations Differ In Many Respects
A Western report notes six European Community nations differ in taxes labor costs and consumer markets. German Finance Minister Franz Etzel cites wage differentials and high direct taxes as hurdles. He argues France’s lower direct taxes and a 6 percent export tax on French steel affect competition. Currency differences and common money remain future goals. Building Association Fidelity elects directors and approves Series 45 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Etzel
Germany
Italy
France
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Etzel
Bavaria
Ruhr
European Coal and Steel Community
Rocky Springs 4-H Club Hosts Demonstrations and Meetings
The Rocky Springs 4-H Club featured demonstrations on packaging and snacks for guests led by Carol O’Brien, Karen Brunk, Janice Moberly, and Sandra Rothenhoefer. Club activities included garden talks, upcoming events in May, a Jug Bridge game discussion, and plans for a May 27 Short Course tea at Mrs. Austin Renn’s, with 13 members and 8 guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol O'Brien
Karen Brunk
Rocky Springs
Arthur Stepensky
John Harris Sr
Norman Nusbaunt
Jon Harris Jr
Austin Bern
Old Receiver Road
Norman Nushaum
Beatriece Fehr
Thomas Rothenhoefer
Feacer
Andrew Schavone
William Gross
Sheokstown
Untae Sau
Suum Suues
Brussels
Catherals
Hapsburgs
Denmark
Sweden
England
Big Ben
Winsor Castle
Ezzard
John Engle
Clarke Toms
Helen Harrington
Stanley Fisher
Cancer Crusade
Knit
Austin Renn
Toms
Hal Ott
Harmony Grove and Gambrill Park Homemakers Club Meetings
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club met at the Potomac Edison Company building with Irene Caton presenting a small appliances demonstration. Refreshments followed and a business session set May 23 at Mrs. Mullen’s home. Gambrill Park members hosted with Shookstown and Rocky Springs 4H guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Club
Harmony Grove Homemaker's Club
Potomac Edison Company
Irene Caton
Leslie Burger
Charles Mullen
Gambrill Park
Gambrill Park Homemakers
Joel Roehl
James Harris
Shookstown
Rocky Springs
Loraine Witmer
Charlotte Hargett
Frances Catsail
Barrick Contempt Bill Approved by Maryland Governor
Governor Tawes signed into law a bill by State Senator Samuel W. Barrick of Frederick county. The new law allows the same court that issues a contempt citation to hear testimony in the contempt proceeding. Barrick explained the rationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawes
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick County
Barrick
Algerian City Faces Tense Day After Attacks
In Constantine Algeria AP reports the governor signed two county bills. One allows the county to establish a dog pound for guardians of the land. The other authorizes appointment of dog warders amid rising anti government sentiment and a tense security climate with strong police patrols and hospital attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Algeria
Troll County General Hospital
New Terjuse
Charles de Gauile
Young baseball player dies after being struck in head
AP reports 13 year old Phil lip Johnson died after a pitched ball struck him in the head during a Monday game in Dallas. He wore a plastic helmet inside his cap and sustained a brain injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Phillip Johnson
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Six Nations
Burst
Daniel S. Chesley
Thomas J. Crum
William T. Delaplaine
Holdens
Felton
Gilmore R. Flautt Jr
W. Jarboe Grove
Sam W. Mapies
H. Lavier Michael
George W. Myers
E. Paul Magaha
Robert L. Smith
Association
Ejacoby
Erate
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge
Edward Oden
Allen
Charles Waldenders
New Orleans
East
Charlie
Sun
Charles
Knill
John Howell
James Murphy
Roy Catsail
Ann Steele
Slary
Lerner w.Joe Ott
Joanne Exzard
the Hood Health
Callan
Asr
Oswaki Jacoby
NEA
Pearre
Perfume
Francis Scott Key Hotel
HIVE
Lambert
Pratt & Lambert
Frederick Lumber & Supply CO
Jefferson Street
Charms Fed
South Market St
Fpe
Etree
Porcelo
Cline’s Furniture Store
South Market Street
Glamour
Ladies’ Home Jouanar
North’ Market St
Ford Weintot
Man
Ul. Striete
H. Seay
Tad
UE. Testing Co
Rice’s Color Center
North Market St
5Th MO
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