Weather and business mood shift in Washington linked to policy
A cautious optimism surrounds U S business relations with government as new policies aim to steady profits wages and prices. The article notes less antitrust action and stricter merger rules countered by ongoing regulatory clashes and anticipated wage price guidelines. It also outlines a mix of industry concerns and the role of government in labor contracts and market regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Washington
Stock Exchanges
Securities &Exchange Commission
Abor
Elderly Workers Still on the Job
Retirement Advisors, Inc notes that about 18 million people 65 and over with roughly three million still work. In the 65 to 69 group about 1.5 million are employed with higher shares for men than women. Many 70 to 74 year olds and half a million 75 plus continue in regular jobs across occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin E Segal
Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Millon
Ashbaugh and relatives visit Emmitsburg residents
Emmitsburg and nearby families hosted Sunday visitors over the weekend. Harry Ashbaugh and daughter Cheryl from Wheaton visited his mother Mrs. George Ashbaugh, with Glenn Reifsnider and family from Keysville also stopping by. Rodgers Topper and Mr. Airy were noted as Sunday guests.
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Topper
Robert Topper
John Spinellia
Alexandria
Spinellia
Joseph Stahley
Clarence Sanders
Patricia
Jacksonville
Florida
Harold Ditzler
Biglerville
Allen Sanders
Potomac
Sanders
Gwen Shorb
Washington
Clarence Shorb
Rebecca
Susan
Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Harry — Ashbaugh
Cheryl
Wheaton
George Ashbaugh
Glenn Reifsnider
Keysville
Ashbaugh
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Engagements and PTA Elections Mark Thurmont notices
Mrs. Francis R. Kelly announces Theresa and James Mackley engagement with no wedding date set. Carla Lou Zentz to William Fitz engage with no wedding date. Mother Seton School PTA to elect officers May 14 with parish-based slots. Community notes cite visits and charity fund collection. Grange meeting May 8 notes youth responsibility discussion and future degree events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Kelly
Theresa
James L. Mackley
Floyd €. Mackley
Thurmont
Miss Kelly
St. Joseph's High School
Emmitsburg Pharmacy
Emmitsburg Mfg. Co
Paul Zentz
RFD
Carla Lou
William Fitz
Maurice Fitz
Emmitsburg
H. C. Tool Shoe Company
Mother Seton School
PTA
St. Anthony's
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Rita's
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Karen Shorb
Kathleen Sanders
RFD 2
William Topper
Topper
Upton Austin
Taneytown
St. Joseph Parish
Catholic Charity Fund Appeal
Episcopal Rector Ends Hunger Strike in Philadelphia
The Rev. Clayton Kennedy Hewett, 37, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Atonement in Morton, ends an 18 day hunger strike after hospital discharge. Bishop Robert L. De Witt cites Gov. Scranton’s intervention and progress on Chester racial issues as key to the decision. Hewett will receive training for further civil rights ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clayton Kennedy Hewett
Robert L. de Witt
Pennsylvania Episcopal Diocese
Hewett
Episcopal Church of the
Morton
William Scranton
Chester
Women’s League Banquet Honors Bowling Winners
The Fort Detrick Women’s Bowling League gathered at Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont for its annual banquet. Prizes went to top teams Up & Atoms Hi Fi Daffy Ducks and Hits and Misses, with individual honors awarded to Barbara Brown Louise Phillips Lottie Moberly Vivian Andrew Betty Potts and Dorothy Motner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Danish Nazi Supporter Author Harolds Tandrup Dies
Harald Tandrup, 90, Danish author who backed the Nazis and left writing after their defeat, died Monday in obscurity. He opposed democracy well before the occupation and wrote The Dictator in the 1920s attacking parliamentary government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Harold Tandrup
Not Hazardous Assignment: American Doctors in Viet Nam
In South Viet Nam a small group of American doctors on three medical teams treat civilians amid guerrilla fighting. Dr. Henry C. Savage reports the work saves lives and is a key counter-Communist program. He notes VC admissions for treatment and stresses need for more staff at Da Nang Can Tho and Nha Trang locations.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Washington
Viet Nam
Henry C. Savage
U.S Public Health Service
Central Park
da ‘Nang
South Viet Nam
Savage
Public Health Service
Seattle
Cambodia
Laos
da Nang
Ridgar Archer Dillard Jr
Durham
N.C
Augusta
Can Tho
Robert Norton
Grinnell
Iowa
Robert Edwards
Wilder
Nha Trang
Frank Black
Grand Junction
Colo
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Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Bowdin College
Brunswick
Maine
Cornell University Medical College
Cornell Medical College
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Joanna
Fort Detrick Dispensary
Captain Dalldorf
Gilbert T. Dalldorf
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Walker Memorial ‘Laboratories
Rye
Haley
Cy Haley
St. Joseph’s
Sodarity
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
The
Holy Name Men
the Sodality
Children of Mary
Students of
St. Joseph’s High School
Detrick
Frederick G. Dalldorf
U.S Army
Board of Pathology
Chicago
Grange
Ballenger Grange
Feagaville
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Robert Myers
Charles King
Dacron
POLY
S&s
Ivy
Mensey
Bay
da Pont
North Market Street
Kresge Company
Episcopal
Women’s League
Scranton
MorganJors
America
Morgan-Jones
Household Dept
Fieldcrest
Kkpe
Household Department
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