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News in Frederick, Maryland

10 May 1955

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 10, 1955

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9

Carroll Group Honors Grimes and Hirsh at Annual Meet

Dr. Lyndon Myers presided as Carroll County Association for Retarded Children honored Miss Maye Grimes and Mrs. Mildred Hirsh with corsages at Westminster Elementary School. The group, formed November 11 1954, has grown from ten to about fifty five members and aims to establish a training center for retarded children plus summer camp and parent education.

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Lyndon Myers Carroll County Association For Retarded Children, Inc Maye Grimes Board of Education Mildred Hirsh Westminster Carroll County Carroll County Medical Center Carroll One State Department of Health Evelyn Mays Carroll County Board of Education Aidy Ots Montis Deor To Virtue Order of the Eastern Star AFB Methodist Church Mt. Airy Sigmund Poland Maryland Co Ely Flickinger Maryland Ruth Wisatzsky School of Chintes Samuel Jlenness L. Pearce Bowhus Ruth Pickett Leonard Hoade A. W. Feeser Westminster East End H. §. Albright Fern L. Smith Ann Wagner Ina Langdon Raymond Hollinger Fern Smith H. S. Albright Sirs John Carmody George Wagner Samuel Jenness Marc Grimes Charles O. Fisher Dewitt Dickey Calvin Strine Wagner Miller Glenn Mathias Wm. Harris Gertrude Nicholes Ralph Kessler Baltimore County Kessler Ridge Road Baltimore Gray Ladies’ Social Club Episcopal Parish House Court Street Lydia Martin Anna May Baumgardner Hattie Warren
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House Passes Bill Which Faces Veto

The House approved an average pay raise of 8.8 percent for postal workers despite a presidential veto risk. The bill would cost about 174 million dollars per year for 500,000 workers, and Summerfield warned it creates pay distortions and inequities. The Senate was to take up the measure Wednesday as President Eisenhower signaled opposition to raises beyond 7.6 percent.

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Washington House Senate Eisenhower Summerfield Rep Martin R-Mass Post Office
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Postal legislation boosts pay for civil service staff

The Senate approved a 10 percent raise for more than 1,200,000 civil service employees, but the House has not acted yet.

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Senate House
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Wooden Stake Driven Into Man's Chest

In Eureka California on May 9 Clyde Cassy a 45 year old lumberman from Thorn near Garberville was found in critical condition with wooden splinters in his chest and a chest pierced by a stake as a woman reports seeing several men fighting on a lonely road before they fled. Officers could not locate the stake or verify the full account given Cassy during brief moments of consciousness.

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Eureka Calif Garberville Clyde Cassy Thorn Wonman Garbersville Cassy
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United States iron ore output hits 87.2 million tons in 1954

The U S produced 87.2 million tons of iron ore during 1954, reflecting sustained mining activity and industrial output across the year. Strong production levels supported steelmaking demand and regional mining operations.

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United States
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Hanover man held for court on morals charge

Defendent Martin L Harbaugh 22 of City Hotel Broadway formerly of Sabilia s ville Md faced a hearing before Justice George A Lippy Center Square Hanover on a serious morals charge involving the mother of two. recommitted to York County jail for action. He did not testify and was represented by Thomas H Reed of York. Police had arrested him April 23 after alleged entry into the 23 year old's apartment near 11 03 p m on April 22.

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Hanover Martin L. Harbaugh City Hotel Broadway Sabillasville Justice of the Peace George A. Lippy Center Square Ted York County Harbaugh Thomas H. Reed York Frederick Joseph E
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