Veterans Agency Gets Funds
The House trimmed 126 million dollars from a federal appropriation bill but added 9.359 million more to the Veterans Administration than requested. Delay and voting on amendments boosted VA totals beyond presidential requests, with lawmakers arguing the changes would not harm veteran services. The civil defense allotment was cut, and the FAA received nearly full funding of its request minus 86 million.
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Washington
House
Veterans
General Services Administration
Federal Aviation Agency
National Science Foundation
Office of Diefense
Mobiliuzation
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Veterans Administration
Ohn Teague
D-Team
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Veterans’ Administration
Teague
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Civil Defense
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Vanik
Office of Civil Defense
Nikirk Case Postponed Indefinitely in Maryland
Baltimore AP reports the arraignment of Frederick State's Attorney Edwin F Nikirk on income tax evasion charges is postponed indefinitely. Assistant U.S. Attorney John G Underwood says a June or July arraignment is possible with trial unlikely before late summer or fall. Nikirk, indicted January 6, had just begun a third four year term. He was hospitalized for a heart condition, delaying proceedings.
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Baltimore
Edwin Fnikirk
Frederick
Asst
U.S
John G. Underwood
Nikurk
Underwood
University Hospital
Nikirk
Frederick County
Tax System Is Changed Fo SING-Cecil Talbott Himes
Dardone a voice student of Thomas M Holt of Catawba College will present his senior recital Monday evening at 8 15 in Hednek Auditorium. He will sing works by Bach Beethoven Handel Faure Mozart Vaughan Williams and Deems Taylor and leads the Catawba College Choir Vocal Ensemble and Ars de Musica. He is son of Mr and Mrs Norman William Himes of Lander. The article then covers a tax stamp reform by the Treasury effective June 24 shifting excise tax payments to bi monthly returns for liquor and tobacco, with impacts on revenue lag and industry costs. It notes comments by Tobacco Institute President James P Richards and outlines procedures for filers, plus a separate notice about a Frederick County Board of Appeals hearing on zoning and a military exercise report about Lt Col Leonard D Meyer and Army specialists.
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Cecil Talbott Himes
Dardone
Thomas M Holt
Catawba College
Salisbury
Hednek Auditorum
Himes
Bach
Beethoven
Handel
Faure
Mozart
Vaughan Williams
Deems Taylor
Ars de Musica
Norman William Himes
Lander
Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Congress
Tobacco Institute Inc
Officals
de Witt Clinton
James P. Richards
Tobacco Institute
Uncle Sam
Richards
Tobaccondustry
Ike Backs 450 Million For Inter American Bank Aid
President Eisenhower urged Congress to back a 1 billion dollar hemispheric bank with 450 million from the United States to fund development loans for Latin American nations. A House subcommittee also urged trimming arms aid to the region amid complaints over past U S policy and rising economic hardships.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. 53
House
Latin America
United States
Esenhower
Congress
U. S
U.S
Amer’ican
West Frederick faculty win scholarships for science and math
Two West Frederick Junior High teachers, Miss Bernice Jean Wastler and William J. Delane, receive scholarships for advanced study. Wastler gains a full union scholarship with stipend for 1959-60 at Pennsylvania State University, pursuing science teaching. Delane earns six weeks at the Mathematics Science Institute at Shippensburg under a National Science Foundation program to train in modern science and math methods.
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West Frederick Junior High School
Frank H. Lewis
Xetitional Science Foundation
Bernice Jean Wastler
Wastler
Libertytoun
Clarence F. Wastier
Denton
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Frederick High School
State Teachers College
Towson
Loyola College
Baltimore
Muss Wassler
Frederick County Teachers Association
Frederick County Science Teachers Association
Teachers College
Frederick County
National Science Foundation
Mr Delanes
Frostburg
Potters Son to Graduate From Camp Lejeune Infantry Course
Marine Pvt. Elton L. Potter Jr. is scheduled to graduate May 11 from a four week infantry training course at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Elton L Potter of Route 1 Knoxville Maryland.
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CaMp Lejeune, N. CG
Marine Pvt
Elton L. Potter, Jr
Elton L. Potter
Route 1
Knoxville, Md
Camp Lejeune, N.C
Church Ladies Plan Supper and Philanthropy Drive
Kemptown Providence WSCS met May 5 at the church hall with hostess Mrs Ellsworth Mullin. Devotions led by Mrs Kessel Day Jr focused on North American neighbors. They planned a June 20 fried chicken and country ham supper and appointed a committee. A $5 gift supported sending a Philippine student to Wesley Seminary. Several members reported health updates and social events. Utica Lutheran Woman's League held May 7 meeting with reports on housekeeping, fund-raising, and plans for graduates and Bible studies. next meeting June 4.
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Clarence Cram
Kemptown
The
Providence
W.sc.s
Church Hall
Ellsworth Mulima
Kessel Day Jr
Russell Reader
Calin Isaacs
Chester Hawkins
Raymond Loun
Ellsworth Mullin
Cara Putman
Airs Kressel
Wesley Seminary
Mullimin
Linda Kay Mullimi
Ellsworth Mulliin
Lester Riggs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kessel Day Sr
Johnnie’s
Delmac Rippeon
Delmar Jr
Basth Day
Basu Jr
Manwell Day
Utica Lutheran Woman's League
James Dunn
Naomi Putman
Paul Wiles
Muss Louise Stull
Bessie Hessong
C. Ray Dorsey
Peggy Clabaugh
Raymond Clem
Mildred Engle
Harshman
Building Fund
Raymond Snoots
Shirley Putman
Jacob Ramsburg
Robert Leatherman
Lester Utterback
George Palmer
Virgin
Mary
Peggy Clabauzh
Louise Stull
Naomi Pulman
Searle Atkins
South Dakota Representative to be Honored by Maryland Optometric Association
South Dakota’s representative to be honored at the Maryland Optometric Association spring meeting next Sunday at the Frances Seow Key Hotel in Frederick. He will receive a plaque for outstanding activities in legislation. Mrs Gose Palmer will host the program.
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Representatie EL Y Bers
South Dakota
Maryland Optometric Association
Ue Frances Seow Key
Frederick
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Local Clerk’s Office
Deeds were recorded for multiple property sales including Mrs Caro line Kemp to Dr and Mrs Frederick J Heldrich Jr at 213 West College Terrace for about 26906 dollars. Frank N Stauffer sold to George Clayton Stauffer a 12 acre Walkersville district farm for around 25 dollars. Mr and Mrs Robert A Bailey sold to Mr and Mrs Wilbert K Wig a residence.
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Caroline Kemp
Frederick J. Heldrich
West College Terrace
Frank N. Stauffer
George Clayton Stauffer
Walkersville
Wirs
Robert A. Bailey
Wilbert K. Wig
Frederick area real estate sales and college board note
Multiple Frederick area property transfers from Karns Addition Brunswick to Buckesstown district with amounts around 1000 to 32000 dollars. An extension on a lease for 24 28 North Market Street at 8140 a year through 1964. Dairy loan status change and a June 8 congressional price dispute hearing. William B D Clendenin of Frederick elected to Cornell University Executive Board with engineering study profile.
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Culler Avenue
Daniel Lee Keller
Howard T. Wheeler
Karn’s Addition
Brunswick
Stanley E Hauver
Orvis A. Schmidt
Hauvers
Brosius Homes Corporation
Thomas G
North Market Street
S S. Kresge Company
Chestnut Farms
Bonsheld
House
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Pennsylvania Dairy Resumes Bulk Milk Shipments to Maryland
Pennsylvania Dairy To York Pa was authorized Friday to resume shipping bulk milk into Maryland after a Maryland Health Department inspection found the lairs facilities satisfactory. The prior ban followed shipments to Chestnut Farms where Garry Brinsfield noted high bacteria counts above 200 000 per cubic centimeter. The inspection did not reveal the source of the contamination.
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York
Maryland
State Health Department
Chestnut Farms
Garry
Carroll
Brinsfield
Health Department
Division of Food Control
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Leonard D Meyer
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Miss Jean Wastler
William J. Delaney
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Ithaca, NY
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Frederick, Md
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College of Engineering
Richard M. Clendenin
College Avenue
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