Pay Raise Support Cited by Tawes in State Program
Tawes pledges full support for the nine pay raise proposals within the states government pay bill. He speaks amid late campaigning in Little Italy, a stronghold for Senatorial candidate Thomas D Alesandro. The statewide ticket includes Rt. Gen. C Ferdinand Sybert and Louis L. Goldstein along with local legislators.
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Frederick
Little Italy
Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltmore
Rt. Gen
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Louis L. Goldstein
Damp Troller
State Senate
House of Delegates
Wardrobe planning and smart dressing advice
Miss Mary A. Thomas offers guidance on personal style planning for women. She argues well dressed means planning around needs, coordinating outfits, and keeping a simple color scheme with versatile pieces. Restyling on hand and careful shopping extend your clothing dollar while matching personality and figure. West German auto output may reach 10 million in 1958, a 25 percent rise, potentially exporting half. A bear cub donated to Granby Zoo escaped during ceremonies but was recaptured. Maryland governor candidate Tawes backs seven percent pay rises for about 16,000 state employees, while Windsor Ontario receives a carved oak door for a new city hall, bearing the Windsor coat of arms.
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Wakurobe
Mary A. Thomas
Graer
Windsor
England
Berkshire
Tawes
New
Windsor Forest
Army Lieutenant Convicted Of Abuse At Fort Jackson
First Lt. Gerald Wheanley from Bridgeport New Jersey was found guilty by a five member general court martial of maltreatment and conduct unbecoming an officer for abusing recruits in Bravo Company of the 1st Training Regiment. He was fined $1,000 and received a reprimand. The trial concluded after two days of legal wrangling as part of the three grease trap cases tied to last summer’s handling of recruits.
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FT. Jackson
Gerald Wheanley
Bridgeton
Friday
Offier
Guily
Conde
Wheatley
1St Training Regiment
Soviet Writers Push Pasternak Exile and Strip Citizenship
In Moscow the Moscow Soviet Writers Union urged the government to exile Boris Pasternak and strip him of Soviet citizenship, denouncing the Nobel laureate in multiple languages. Public signs point to expulsion plans as Pasternak’s criticisms and Doctor Zhivago’s global success fuel Soviet denunciation since the Nobel award.
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Moscow
Moscow Soviet Writers Union
Esle
Boris Pasternak
Moscow Radio
Swriters
Pasternak
Tecunion
Russia
Union
Soviet Union
Doctor Zhivago
Con Icted
Pi Frank
St. Sgt. George
iSovie
Ogdensburg
N.Y
J.C. Charles Memen
Ala
Spacecraft design meet previews manned flight future
The AP reports US missile and aircraft makers will gather at Lassley Field Virginia November 7 for briefings on mock-ups and design plans for spaceflight. Engineers will study flyable mock-ups as part of a push toward manned spaceflight, with bids for test units and craft designs to be prepared for eventual space missions. Hallowe en party noted in local Boy Scouts activity with games prizes refreshments and dancing, attended by Troop 280 at the American Legion Home with chaperones and their wives.
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Space
Lassley Field
Research Cent. Washington
Man Ee
The
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Boy Scouts Troop No. 280
American Legion
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Sinclair
E. Patrick St
Market St
Routzahn’s
Rowe Davenport
Ator Inspired
Rowe
Rowe Furniture
Patrick Street
Routzahn
the Economy Oil CO
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DR. Norvell
Orphan’s Court
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