ITU Leader Backs Revocation Of Traveler Cards To Members
Baltimore leader Elmer Brown says revoking emergency traveler cards for 280 printers shows unions ride picket lines for benefits. He notes ITU rules restrict travel cards to striking or locked-out workers and cites costs from past strikes, while the Guild declines comment on his statements.
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ITU
Baltimore
Baltimore Evening Sun
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
Brown
American Newspaper Guild
The
Sun
Evening Sun
William Faron
Guild
New York
Toronto
Detroit
Youngstown
County Maps Tributes To Heroic Dead
Frederick County plans Memorial Day parades and services across towns. Burkittsville hosts a 7 p m service at Union Cemetery with Rev. Earl Zigler and a Middletown quartet. Burkittsville Ruritan Club sponsors with Rev. John L. Barnes as chair. Woodsboro’s Glenn W. Eyler Post 262 plans a 1 30 p m parade to Mount Hope Cemetery with Charles Moyland speaking. Taneytown wreaths will be laid at start and finish of a 1 p m parade from Taney Inn to Memorial Park with Robert J. Miller speaking and a firing squad from Fort Meade. Thurmont hosts a 1 30 p m parade from Memorial Park to Memorial Park Cemetery for the Grave of the Unknown Soldier with Rev. Richard A. Roof and the Thurmont High School Band. Ellsworth Post decorates Middletown graves in Lutheran and Reform Cemeteries.
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Frederick County
Burkittsville
Burkittsville Union Cemetery
Earl Zigler
Pleasant View
American Legion
Woodsboro
Mount Hope Cemetery
Charles Moyland
Baltimore City
Taneytown
Hesson Snider Post
Taney Inn
Memorial Park
Robert J. Miller
Tawes
578Th Signal Corps
Fort George G. Meade
Edmund C. Creager
Thurmont
Thurmont United Brethren Cemetery
Richard A. Roof
Thurmont High School
Middletown
Ellsworth Post
Venturi urges Open rules revision for champions
ST. LOUIS AP Ken Venturi, the U S Open champion, says the U S Golf Association makes the road to the Open too hard for former champions. He suggests slightly easing exemptions beyond five years after a win. He cites Ben Hogan, four time Open winner, who stopped entering after his 1959 exemption expired amid reports he felt unable to compete.
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ST. Louis
Ken Venturi
U.S. Golf Association
Venturi
Ben Hogan
Psychiatric Aides Wanted at Springfield State Hospital
An equal opportunity employer invites applications for Psychiatric Aides male or female at Springfield State Hospital Maryland. Starting salary 60 dollars weekly with planned increases to about 70 dollars weekly by January 1 1955. Training six weeks, uniforms lodging cafeteria on site, possible later eligibility for Licensed Practical Nurse program. Apply in person 6:30 AM to 3 PM weekdays to Personnel Office.
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Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Maryland
Venturi backs Hogan Open exemption plan at 1965 Open
Venturi says Hogan should receive a long qualifying exemption if he wins majors, proposing 10 years per Open title. He notes Hogan would be exempt for 40 years and suggests the USGA consider a path for the next year at Olympic Club. Fans would welcome Hogan in the field.
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USGA
Hogan
Venturi
Bellerive Country Club
Ben
Olympic Country Club
San Francisco
Annapolis Opens Four Day Fine Arts Festival
Annapolis dignitaries rode a canopied train through the business district to the city docks to open a four day Fine Arts Festival. Nine exhibit tents and a show boat barge will host plays concerts films exhibits and lectures through Sunday evening.
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Annapolis
Lewisdale 4-H Club Exhibits At Montgomery Fair
The Lewisdale 4-H Club votes to have a booth at the Montgomery County Fair. JoAnn Doody served as junior public speaking chairman, Margo Linthicum won a blue ribbon, and Jackie McDonough won a red award as senior speaker. Miss McDonough spoke on "Today's Image of Youth."
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Lewisdale
Montgomery County Fair
JoAnn Doody
Margo Linthicum
Jackie McDonough
Donough
Maryland wins Carmichael Cup with perfect eight titles
Maryland's athletic program, under Bill Cobey, set ACC records as it captured the Carmichael Cup with 85 percent of possible points. The Terrapins won eight team titles across cross country soccer swimming wrestling indoor and outdoor track baseball lacrosse and finished first in every sport in a historic ACC season. North Carolina finished second with 7,242 points to Maryland's 8,542.
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Greensboro
N.C
Maryland
Atlantic Coast Conference
Terrapins
Bill Cobey
North Carolina
Tar Heels
ACC
Jack Jackson
North Carlina
Duke
Virginia
Burkittsville to Set Rate of ’66 Taxes
Burkittsville town council plans a Monday night meeting to adopt the budget and set the 1966 tax rate. The session will be held at the Burkittsville elementary school.
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Burkittsville
Burkittsville to Install New Council on June 14
Burkittsville officials appoint the few councilmen elected in the latest vote who will take office at a town meeting on June 14. The current tax rate stands at 0.89 dollars per 19 dollars, as stated by Mayor Paul M. Smith. The school day begins with an 7:30 p.m. start.
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Burkittsville
Paul M. Smith
Bolivian Predawn Blasts Injure Three. Arrests Reported
In La Paz, a predawn wave of dynamite explosions and sniper fire wounded at least three people. Government sources said about 16 suspects were arrested in connection with the blasts.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
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Diversifed Services, Inc
Maryland Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland
Shady Acres
Gettysburg
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Potomac Edison Co
A Ni Restaurant
V. Patrick St
Dailey’s
N. Market Street
Victor
Royal Portable
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Tero
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wallace
MA Lan Scott
CMU Jam
Noreen
Ra * A
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Prospect Plaza
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