Open House At Goodwill Industry Highlights Services
Goodwill Industries Frederick hosts an open house in conjunction with National Goodwill Industries Week. The event showcases how donated clothing, furniture, appliances, and toys are repaired and sold to fund handicapped employment programs.
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Goodwill Industries
Monocacy Valley
South Bentz Street
National Goodwill Industries
William van Arnam
Frederick County
United States
Goodwill
Baltimore Goodwill Industries
Frederick
Baltimore
van Arnam
Taney
Insurance Firms and Merchants Top Maryland Lobby Spending
Annapolis AP 1965 Maryland Legislature reports show insurance companies spent $58,532.38 on 10 paid lobbyists and merchants paid $50,342.09 to 10 lobbyists. The total disclosed lobbyist outlay nears $108,880.47 as reports arrive for the 70 day session.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Secretary of State
Lloyd L
Lobbyist Reports Show Large Insurance and Retail Influence
Simpkins said 13 firms and organizations failed to file and will be notified by the attorney general. The law requires lobbyists to report fees within 30 days. fines range from 100 to 1000 dollars per violation. Insurance lobby spending exceeded 58 532, with at least 20 others on company payrolls. Doyle and Boyd Jr. led with 42414 73 total, and the Maryland Council of Retail Merchants spent 17785 64 defeating the retail credit bill.
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Simpkins
James J. Doyle
J. Cookman Boyd Jr
Doyle
Nationwide Insurance Co
Boyd
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Maryland Council of Retail Merchants
Andre W. Brewster
Affiliated Merchants Inc
Ernest N. Cory
Frank A. Kaufman
Sears Roebuck and Co
Joseph M. Wyatt
Hecht Co
Morris Rosenberg
City Stores Co
New York
Salvation Army Music Faces Pop Gospel Challenge in Europe
European observers note the Salvation Army may shift from tambourines and brass bands to pop gospel acts like the Joy Strings amid a growing teen following. Army officials stress outdoor work remains best with brass and drums even as modern groups gain prominence abroad.
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Enterprise Assn
London
NEA
Salvation Army
Joy Strings
West End
What Do You Do On A Rainy Sunday
European staff correspondent notes British Sunday laws are medieval and illogical. Public amusements face strict rules about theater, costumes, and dress. The piece highlights how seemingly simple activities could breach age old statutes.
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Enterprise Assn. London
NEA
Philadelphia
Britain
Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Annie Laurie
Unloaded Goods Enter Store as Helpers Sort Used Items
Store staff and drivers named Claude L. Miller Jr and Paul L. Shook unload goods at the rear and sort clothing, shoes, and junk inside. Mrs. Edna K. Wallace and Mrs. Julia Ridenour separate usable items from junk while Agnes Askin handles repairs and seasonal rejects.
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Claude L. Miller Jr
Paul L. Shook
Edna K. Wallace
Julia Ridenour
Lannot
Agnes Askin
Fox spends half a million to dub Sound of Music songs
Twentieth Century Fox announces it will dub all songs from the film version of The Sound of Music into French German Spanish and Italian costing about 500000 dollars. The note adds that in some regions blocks of salt still pass as currency in parts of Ethiopia.
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London
Twentieth Century Fox
Ethiopia
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