Rural roadwork spread and local university appointment
Officials say rural district projects are scattered and may be delayed by funds and scheduling. In Baltimore, Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning named Loyola College presidential representative for the November installation of Father Vincent Beatty.
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University Baltimore
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Pedro ‘Francesc Sanchez
University of Santo Domingo
Western Hemisphere
Vincent F. Beatty
Loyola College
Baltimore
Thorning
Dominican ‘Republic
Bourke
Hickenlooper
Caracas
Venezuela
Father Beatty
Loyola
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
County approves twenty two road projects for 1956 program
The County Commissioners approve 22 road projects totaling about 26 miles for the 1956 construction program. Several projects include stone stabilization with later surfacing, while some already approved routes are prioritized next year. Budget cuts removed eight or ten miles of potential work and Congress delayed state license fee revenue.
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Bor
Monumet
Keymar
Peddicord
Woodville
Prospect Church
Plane No
Barnes Road
Anegleberger
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Fish Hatchery
Mountaindale
Hatchery
Howard ‘Huffer
Roger H. Willard
Roads Board and Commissioners
Barnes
Adamstown Street
New Design
Manor Woods
Hollow Road
U. S. 40
Bible Road
Middletown Picnic Woods
Frank Stevens
Hampton Valley
Spruce Run
Church Hill
Hayes Road
Meeting House
Ball Road
Lynn Burke
Gladhill
Manahan
Two File Suit Against B. and O.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineers Wellman and Schaver sue for a total of 1 million dollars in federal court alleging wrongful dismissal. They contend the railroad violated a union shop contract with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and that a conspiracy kept them from reinstatement after they joined the rival Union of Railroad Operating Crafts. The suit seeks 200 thousand dollars from the railroad and 300 thousand from the union for each man, arising from dismissal notices issued in 1953 and pending actions.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jack W. Wellman
Walter H. Schaver
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union of Railroad Operating Crafts
Baltimore and Ohio
Union
Wellman and Schaver
Theso
Ask
Union the Railroad
The
Wellman
Schaver
Thei Brotherhood
UROC
Brotherhood
Union Rules Contested by Veteran Railroad Worker
Schaver, citing membership in the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen, argues he should keep his job under the union shop terms. He has 16 years on the railroad with 20 years remaining to retirement, seeking parity with others under the union agreement.
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Schaver
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Base Construction In Spain Is Slow
Paris Nov 1 Senator Dennis Chavez said American military base construction in Spain is progressing slowly. He cited San Pablo near Seville barely started Moron earthwork not begun and Madrid area slow while Zaragoza advances 80 percent on the air strips. He blamed delays on plans from U S engineers and architects and noted Zaragoza as the only satisfactorily moving project. Chavez chairs the Senate defense appropriations subcommittee.
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Paris
Sen. Dennis
Chavez
DNM
Spain
United States
San Pablo
Sevilla
Moron
Forrejon
Madrid
Zaragoza
America
Senate
Police uncover largest numbers operation in district
In Baltimore a brown paper bag in a parked car led patrolmen to a Poplar Grove Street raid. Officers found six cartons of numbers slips worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in days' business, an adding machine, dice, and ten pounds of slugs for slot machines or pay phones. A Negro man was stopped after entering the car and questioned. a Negro woman lost her laundry job. Internal revenue agents assisted.
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Baltimore
Leland Morris
James Schamma
Poplar Grove Street
Millard B. Horton
Morris
Schamma
Internal Revenue
Horton
Poplar Grove
Rountree named deputy assistant secretary for Near East affairs
William M. Rountree of Swainsboro Georgia was appointed the State Department’s deputy assistant secretary for Near Eastern South Asian and African affairs. He succeeds John D Jernegan who moves to Rome as deputy chief of mission to Ambassador Clare Booth Luce. Rountree, 38, has been counselor at the U S Embassy in Iran and served in Greece and Turkey. The Rountree family lives in Chevy Chase Maryland. Better than any other research tool leaf analysis reveals the inside story of plant nutrition.
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Rountree
Washington
William M. Rountree
Swainsboro
State Department
John D. Jernegan
Jernegan
Rome
Clare ‘Booth Luce
DU. S
Iran
Greece
Turkey
Chevy Chase, Md
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Esso Heating
Esso Standard Oil Company
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Prederick
Potomac Edison Company
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second St
Wes
Frederick County National Bank OF
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North Market St
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mercurys
SMASH
Mercury
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Big Television Af
ED Sullivan
WTOP
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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