Opens Debate On Arms Bill In House
The House opened debate on a nearly 14 billion dollar military appropriation bill with Democratic attacks on Pentagon buying policies and Republican defenses. Rep Mahon accused Secretary of Defense Wilson of colossal failure to keep costs in check while Rep Wigglesworth praised progress toward reducing defense costs and improving efficiency. The measure funds President Eisenhower's request and endorses manpower reduction of 102000 for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
House
Pentagon
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Wilson
Rep
Wigglesworth
Mass
Eisenhower
Mahon
Esenhower
Congress
Wurlson
Lovettsville Weekend Guests and Local Notes
Lovettsville and nearby areas report a busy weekend with visits from Baltimore families, Arlington friends, and relatives from Silver Spring, Brunswick, College Park, and Leesburg. Localities such as Leesburg and Harmonburg host gatherings, hospital stays, and family events, with several residents traveling to McLean, Va. for bylined services and extended family occasions.
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Lovettsville
Aubrey Cooper
Baltimore
J. D Brown
Alice Cooper
J. D. Brown
Land
George Souder
Inez Souder
Washington
Harry ‘Hickman
Barbara White
Ison
Bobby
Pom
Rocks
John George
EH. Gratson
Mary Hite
Sally Ann
George
Vos Loh Tite
Rad
Leesburg
VML
Eugene Grayson
George Home
Alma Welsh
Arlington
R D George Robert George
Roy George Welsh
Clarence Welsh
Charles Brewer
Silver Spring
John Keister
Harrisonburg
Keister
Joanna
Keith
Grayson Cunmings
Brunswick
Cora Wiard
Ais Eart Grove
Cummings
Newton D. Baker Hospital
R G .Johnson
John Osburn
Frank Goodall
Palo Alto
Calif
Loudoun
Gertrude Atwell
Johnson
Robert
Hyattsville
Frothingham
College Park U
Emma Willard
Lucketts
Stephen Duval
nSiver
Roy Cooper
Knowle
Esme Ayers
Wilaad
Elaine
Eugene and
Remce
Vis
Town Simpson
Vis Mack Kense
Marie Smith
Annapoli
Louise Sowers
Lory Lee
Mildred Stream
Vr Lees
Moorefield
W Va
Robbery suspects flee in black Cadillac, tied after holdup
Police say two men, one an assistant manager named John E Echols, tied up workers during a holdup and escaped in a black Cadillac with New York license plates. The suspects claimed they had been knocked to the floor and tied up before leaving.
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Takoma Park
Lafe Company
Coastal Finance Corp.iin
New Hampshire Avenue
William Atkinson
Asst
John E Echols
New York
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Joseph Franks
Earl Hickman
Luua Pa
Brooks
R R Lewis
Kaufman
David
Frederick
H W. Beaty
Irs
Ota Warner
Rey
William Warner
LaPiora
Vir
Warrs R Groves
Willamsbuiz
H J Gerken
Mis i Milham
Texas
John Rolling
Paul Hickman
Ernest Hickman
Lester Schutte
Harry Hickman
Point of Rocks
Mirs
McLean
Howard Thornett
Charles Painter
Ethel Grady
Frederick Vemorial Hospital
Afr
Shelby Dauson
Charlie, Cooper and
NEW 80Ss
John A Barr
Montgomery Ward
Barr
Sewell Avery
C.E
Chevrolet
TaskeForce
Ee Ee
No. Market St
Frederick A
Your Boys & Girls
Correc
Dorsey F. Shipley
Market Street
Scott Atwater
Crookville
Hibiscus
C.O.E
L.C.F
KEY Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Monument
America
J. Austin Younkins
Ballengeir Pike
Dill Ave
K & K Builders
Jewelry Company
North Market Street
Viceroy
Maryland Implement Company
West Patrick Street
Roebuck Ard CO
Sears
FE Insurance
Fabrica
Rouge "Mn
Monty
Chambray Sunsuits
Boys’ Styles
W. Patrick ST
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