Senate Leader Plans to Block Yugoslav Military Aid
Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California said he will try to block Eisenhower administration requests for military funding to Yugoslavia citing deteriorating Moscow Belgrade relations. Bridges of New Hampshire backed the move with support from the Appropriations Committee as the tally from last year loomed and the issue of jet fighters and replacement parts remained in play.
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Senate
Knowlane
California
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Knowland
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
Knuwland
Senate House
United States
Belgrade
Local Social Roundup from Kemptown Area
Kemptown notes show Mrs Richard Brown of Silver Spring visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Claytus Brandenburg. Mrs Mattie Runkles of Mt Airy visits Mr and Mrs George Runkles. Miss Sallie Jo Esenteis American University Washington visits Mr and Mrs Kessel Day Sr. The Jolly Circle met at the Riggs home. Miss Maxine Browning returns home after winter in Washington. Ray Jones remains hospitalized in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Providence W S C S meets in Church Hall with Mrs Lee Riggs presiding. A fried chicken and country ham supper is planned for Saturday June 1 with Mrs Clarence Crum in charge. Missionary articles prepared for Catherine Aye in Belgian Congo. Mrs Kessel Day Jr led devotions. Mrs Monroe Browning and family add to the list of Browning households.
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Washington
Ray Jones
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Providence W. S. C. S
Church Hall
Lee Riggs
Clarence Crum
Catherine Aye
Belgian Congo
Kessel Day Jr
Monroe Browning
Hanford Browning
Lynnwood Browning
Unpopular Tax Plans Loom As France Readies Assembly
Paris May 12 French legislators resume in Paris to tackle a tax rise needed to curb inflation. The Easter recess ends Tuesday as Algeria’s rebellion drains the budget, while Mollet seeks 700 million in spending cuts and 40 million in new taxes amid constitutional debate and european market ratification.
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Capiital
National Assembly
France
Algeria
Hirdrat Dahata
Guy ‘Mollet
McWatt
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iMollet
Faithful Workers Plan St Johns Anniversary
Nineteen members and a visitor met at Mrs. William Kolb’s home for Faithful Workers Society with readings and a Lord’s Prayer. A committee led by Mrs. Glenna Leatherman and others planned St. John Lutheran Church 225th anniversary in the fall. A birthday note to Myrtle Free and a five dollar Cancer Fund donation were noted. A June 13 meeting in the Parish House was announced, with a word game and hostess Naomi Long.
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Myrtle Free
Clarence Long
Lare
Cancer Fund
Naomi Long
Becky Baker
Leroy Hanns
Lewistown
Russell Long Jr
Suzanne
Marvin Hann
Marvin Jr
Margaret Ann
Frances Long
Patsy
Charles Walter
Patricia
Shelia
David
Jeffrey
Allen Garber
Glenn Burnie
Car crashes into home on South Jefferson Street
A Baltimore car with two adults and three children crashed into a private residence at 116 South Jefferson Street Frederick around 5 51 p m as brakes failed while stopping for a traffic light. The owner Albert S Mullican suffered $1390 in damages. no one inside the home was hurt. The vehicle sustained $200 of damage and the occupants received minor injuries at the scene.
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Baltimore
South Jefferson Street
Frederick City
Harold W. Barvard
Albemarle Street
Albert S. Mullican
Frederick
Nathan Dorsey
Dorsey
Barbara Mullican
Paul Dixon
Hagerstown
DeSoto
West South Street
Notable anniversaries and births in American history
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists figures such as Henry William Stiegel born in Germany and died 1785, John S. Dwight a Boston music critic who lived 1830s to 1893, and Daniel G. Brinton an anthropologist born in Thornburg, with others like Arthur Rosch and Edward Hicks Hume noted. Includes Jamestown milestone 350 years ago.
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Henry William Stiegel
Baron von Stiegel
Pennsylvania
Germany
John S. Dwight
Boston
Daniel G. Brinton
Philadelphia
Thornburg
Arthur Rosch
Joseph F. Berry
The
Epworth Herald
Canada
Florida
Edward Hicks Hume
Yale-in-China
New York
Pobt- Graduate Medical School
India
Wallingford, Conn
Teday
Jamestown
Plans Continued For Nuclear Tests At Nevada Site
LAS VEGAS May 12 The Atomic Energy Commission proceeds with the 1957 series of nuclear explosions next Thursday following a Teamsters Local 631 Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co dispute. Pickets appeared last week on access roads to the test site 63 miles northwest. A company spokesman cited a jurisdictional issue. union officials accused Reynolds of contract violations.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Teamsters jLocal
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Teamsters
Electrical
Reynolds Company
America
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Mexico
Michigan State Agricultural College
South Dakota
Black Legion
Detroi
WPA
Japan
John L.lewis
Health and Welfare Fund
St. Lawrence Seaway
Pres. Eisenhower
David B. Robertson
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Austintown
Paul E. Reinhold
Foremost Dairies
Florida
Pittsburgh
Leslie M. Cassidy
Notable Birth Dates For Prominent Americans
The Johns Manville Co based in Newark celebrates a founder born 53 years ago. Joseph Pulitzer Jr of the St Louis Post Dispatch marks a 44th birthday. Dr Joan W Decker of Waite Plains NY a Baptist clergyman and missionary leader born in La Hore Va BT years ago. Jean Starr Utermeyer of New York editor born in Zanesville Ohio 71 years ago. Joe Louis retired heavyweight champion born in Chambers Co Alabama 43 years ago.
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Johns-Manville Co
Newark
N. J
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Joan W. Decker
Waite Plains
X. Y
Lahore
Jean Starr Utermeyer
New York
Zanesville
Ohio
Joe Louis
Chambers Co
Mrs. West Virginia Fifth Best Homemaker Named
Mrs. Jame Messersmith of West Virginia was named the nation’s fifth best homemaker in the Mrs Americas contest. The ceremony crowned Lynnwood Findley as Mrs. America with Arizona runner up and Louisiana third. Messersmith and her husband Fred plan a short stay in Fort Lauderdale before returning to Elkins on Tuesday.
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FT. Lauderdale
Fla
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Jame Messersmith
District of Columbia
Lynnwood Findley
America
Jlouisiana
Tennessee
Heal
Home Economist
Messersmith
Fred
Elkins
Healing Substz Relieves Pain Without Surgery New York
For the first time science has found a healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Trials show noticeable relief and reduction, with claims that piles cease to be a problem. Marketed as Preparation H with a money back guarantee and a discount offer at drugstores.
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Russell Long, Jr
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Minnie Diffendarfer
Arthur Stull
Junior Fire Company
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Citizens Truck Company
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Benjamin F. Phebus
Chrysler
Tom Nw
Sarer
Saratoga
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Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Herbert Hudgins
Farmville
Hudgins
Louise Browning
Roy Brandenburg
Bethesda
Youth Fellowship Society of the Methodist Church
Richie Kendall
Jo Ann Burns
Ruth Burns
Wayne Reeder
Cora Putman
Union Memorial Hospital
Yieep
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Know
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George M. Chapline
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W. Patrick Street
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Hotpoint
Melvin M. Engle
Carroll SF
Universal Insulation CO
Fibreglas— Insulation
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Finance Corporation
Third Telephone Monument
Wallace Sterling
Raymond
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Wallace Silversmiths
Silver Club
Sterling the
Remsberg's Jewelry Store
Key Hotel Building
Sherwood
Sinclair
Maryland
Smclair
Sinclair Refining Company
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