Segregation Row Delays Eisenhower Reserve Bill
Washington May 19 The House stalled over racial segregation delaying President Eisenhower s plan to expand the military reserves. Vinson s tactics blocked a likely defeat, with a Powell amendment banning segregation in National Guard and reserve units carrying through after a 126 87 vote. The bill faces dormancy until a compromise and Armed Services Committee action. White House pressure may renew efforts this session as Powell defends preventing Jim Crow in reservists. DIVIDEND DECLARED"
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Mad am Davis Offers Guidance On Love And Luck
Mrs Davis, known for a television mind, helps thousands with past, present, and future advice. She speaks several languages, provides lucky days and ticket numbers, and has moved to a new location at Alternate Rowle 340 beside Rose's Tavern. Daily and Sunday hours, look for the Tip.
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Rose's Tavern
Chrobot To Lead Carroll County Firemen Convention
Chief Lee F. Chrobot of Sykesville was elected president of the Carroll County Volunteer Firemen's Association at Mt. Airy where five neighboring counties sent visitors. A parade with the Second Army Band and Scotch Bagpipe Bugle Corps drew thousands, 40 pieces of equipment marched, and Hampstead won first prize of 75 dollars for its apparatus and band.
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Sykesville
Carroll County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Mt. Airy
Second Army Band
Tamie
Carroll County
Hampstead
Littlestown
Manchester
Hanover
Damascus
Temascus Company
Hereford
Laurel Resere
Shawna
New Windsor
Liberty Road
Firemen Convention Honors Guests At Ball In Frederick County
Four nieces of equipment join parade along with firemen from Middletown Independent Hose New Midway and Emmitsburg. A well attended Firemen's Ball closed the convention and next year the event will be held in Sykesville, home of the association presidents company.
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Independent Hose
New Midway
Emmitsburg
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Sykesville
French to Slash Algeria Force as Arab Attacks Rise
Paris reports plan to cut French troops in Algeria to 110000 to quell Arab nationalist attacks. Authorities say 4008 troops in Kiader area were originally in France’s North Africa empire. Reinforcements of 5499 sent. guerrillas estimated at 60 to 199 men strike in Aures and Menemicha regions. State of urgency allows newspaper censorship in Constantine. Tunisia calm amid home rule talks as Morocco sees small city gangs. Also brief note on coconut copra and drying methods.
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Court News Mixed Divorces and Property Deeds
A batch of filings shows absolute divorce complaints against George A Smith and Mil of complaint filings for others. Also reported are numerous property deeds involving Rensine Homes Carn, Brosius Homes Corp and multiple buyers in Frederick County with sums and parcel details. A political note follows about Eisenhower era foreign policy criticism from Tass and other outlets, then two brief items: a birthday surprise for Mrs Keeney at Charlesville and a disbarment hearing for Baltimore lawyer Mauyer Braverman set for June 20 after a Smith Act case.
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York Springs
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Margaret A. Nichols
Pinsburgh
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Comes
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Rensine Homes
Robert Helier
Waite
Sirraat
Brosius Homes Corp
George R. Moberly
County
Bross Homes Corp
Janes A. Enherwood
James W. Staub
William Hildebrand
Russell A. Main
John R Keilhultz
G. Leicester Thomas
Paul O. Jones
Gray
Baltimore
Mauyier Braverman
Supreme Bench of
Braverman
Soviet Press Attacks U S and Britain in May Moscow
The Soviet press today runs harsh anti American comment and cartoons amid rising tensions. A humor magazine mockingly depicts an American policeman as hoodlums loot a workers newspaper and an atom bomb scare is shown stymied by forceful intervention.
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Yaroslavia
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