Four Cabinet Changes Seen This Year
Four changes in President Eisenhower’s Cabinet are anticipated as industry leaders conference with Secretary Weeks and other officials progresses. Humphrey’s likely resignation prompts tentative successions for Burgess and a new Treasury undersecretary, with Anderson named for finance duties. Weeks and Wilson face departures, with Don deputy changes also discussed.
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Hot Spring
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Treasury
Humphrey
Randolph Burgess
Congress
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Anderson
Venwres Ltd
Court News and Local Transactions from Frederick
Court News lists a bill of complaint for absolute divorce involving Fannty Yarnell and T Wastler against Ethel M M Wastler. Marriage licenses include A Quaries and Yvonne Marie Whiten with foreseen resignations of cabinet members. Property deeds show transfers from Fred M Hoffman et al to Dorothy Keyes and others, with several other minor real estate actions and names in Frederick county.
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Yarnell T. Wastler
S. Ethel MM. Wastler
William Grant Hoy
Yvonne Marie Whiten
Frederick
Art Frederick Ashton Stanley
Summerfield
Informanis
Sylvia Maxine Cave
Rence
Waake Ftamorrow
WL Viange
John Franklin Burger
Lime Kim
Margaret Louise Boyer
Fred M. Hoffman
Dorothy E. Keyes
G. Harlen ,Dinterman
Charles E. Redmond
L Roger E. Zimmerman Jr
Mary C. Ifert Dodd
G. Harlen Dinterman
Brosius Homes Corp
William A. Chappell
Austin D. Trout
Martin W. C. Eyler
Jack Wash
Clark C. Routzahn
George C. Karn
Western Maryland passenger trains to halt June 6
Circuit Court judge orders the Western Maryland Railway to discontinue its last passenger service between Hagerstown and Baltimore by June 6. The railroad must post 4 to 15 days notice at stations and the PSC must issue the final authorization. The line had run four trains daily, with two in each direction.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
Edwin Harlan
Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Senate Appropriations Panel Backs No Additional Post Office Funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee rejected restoring the House 58 million dollar cut to Summerfield's 3.9 billion dollar regular Post Office budget for the new fiscal year. A subcommittee had proposed restoring 32 million, but the full committee kept spending at 3,192,000,000. A supplemental request for 70 to 90 million was hinted at, with potential further service cuts around July 1. The next move rests with the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
House
Daly L
Senate Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Appropriations
Senate
Steelworkers Suspended After Fifth Amendment Refusal
Six Bethlehem Steel workers who invoked the Fifth Amendment during a House Un American Activities subcommittee hearing were suspended from their jobs and apparently will be discharged by Bethlehem Steel Co. The company announced that.
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Baltimore
House UN- American Activities Subcommittee
Bethlehem Steel Co
Six Bethlehem SteelWorkers Suspended in Probe Clash
Six Bethlehem Steelworkers from Sparrows Point refused to testify at a three day Baltimore inquiry into Communist infiltration. They were named Benjamin Fine Joseph Henderson Aaron Ostrofsky Irving Spector Levi Williamson and William H Wood and were told of discharge they are union members and allege to have disclosed intentions to discharge.
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United Steelworkers
Bethlehem
Sparrows Point
Bejamin M. Fine
Joseph Penderson
Aaron Ostrofsky
Irlying Spector
Levi Williamson
Wiliam H. Wood
Balimore
Fine
Appeal Grounds Moral Case Against Nuclear Tests
Strasbourg May 9 A French general with the Western European Union Assembly reported Dr. Albert Schweitzer's appeal to halt nuclear explosions on moral and philosophical grounds. Schweitzer warned that hydrogen and atomic bombs threaten the atmosphere and human life. The W European area outlined a plan for controlled disarmament within NATO.
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Strasbourg
France
European Union Assembly
Alfred Senweitzer
Equatorial Africa
Edward Corniglion - Molinier
Soviet Union
NATO
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Thais Myers
Shirley Bausher
Anthony Fisher
Roger Myers
Judy Fultz
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Joan Rice
Alice Fisher
Thelma Powell
Helen Lee Myers
Elaine Rice
Gordon Y Palmer Jr
Kathleen Snoots
Helen L. Myers
Nancy Warfield
Shirley Eaton
Larry Bare
Harry Murphy
Durban
South Africa
Emily Knoss
Yorkton
Nelson House
Robert Fulton
Jona W. Bowers
E-Sonuth
Charles H. Landis
Frederick Lindsay
Stunkle
Rt. 1
Taneytown
Claude G. Shoe Imaker
Jefferson St
Great Council of Red Men
Red Men
Earl F. Starr
Wilson P. Mossburg
Melvin E. Burdette
Wilbur F. May
Norman F. Fogle
William E. Harding
John W. Starr
Claude C. Shoemaker
Mahlon L. Crum
Norman H. Null
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Pennsylvania
Lawn and Garden Products
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American Legion
Thurmont
Maryland
Royal Orchestra
Patri
Chevy
Chevrolet
Evrole
Braddock Heights
Alma Culih
Teme Easel
Ohio
Williamson
Drug Store
North Market Street
Routzahn’s
Routzahn and Sons
South Market St
Miller Bros. T. V
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Patrick St
ACME
Lewis Millers Ranchwear
Damascus
LEE Leatherman Contractor
Myersville
Wachter & Son
North Market ST. Frederick
Ant van
Storm & Shipley
West Second Street
Wilson Place
College Estates
120 Realty Company
Bernard Simmons
Monument 2
Monument
West Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
First National Bank
Mount Airy, Maryland
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