U S Wins in U N Actions over Congo Delegation
United States victory in the U N General Assembly Credentials Committee approved a resolution seating Congo leader Joseph Kasavubu by 6 to 1. Soviet Union opposed. New Zealand Spain Philippines Costa Rica and Haiti supported. Kasavubu protested Ghana's circulating documents alleging misconduct.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Morocco
Kasavubu
Polices
U.S
James W. Barco
Barco
Valerian A. Zorin
Omar Loutfi
General Assembly
Lumumba
Zorin
Patrice Lumumba
Philippines
Costa Rica
Haiti
Spain
New Zealand
Ghana
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Railroad Men Seek Clearing Of Policies
Washington AP. Daniel P. Loomis of the Association of American Railroads warns government policies hinder national defense and call for a clear postwar transportation policy and equal treatment for railroads. He cites subsidies to competitors, tax inequality, and outdated regulations.
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Washington
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
National Defense Transportation Association
Loomis
Kennedy Seeks Best Men To Serve In New Administration
President elect John F. Kennedy aims to sweep out dead wood and recruit the top minds for government service. He plans to end patronage in embassies, select qualified officers regardless of age or party, and boost funds to strengthen staffs at home and abroad. An example cited is Andrew Hatcher, a talented choice as assistant White House press secretary.
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Belmase
Meris Hyannis Port
Mass
United States
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jack
Andrew Hatcher
San Francisco
White House
Andy
Cumberland Survey Completed By Group
The Maryland Department of Economic Development announced a pilot Cumberland community survey is finished. Results will be published year end and shared with Cumberland officials. future surveys aim to cover more Maryland communities to aid promotion and site selection.
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Baltimore
Department of Economic Development
Cumberland
Geoge W. Hubley
Maryland
Hubley
Commission
Annapolis
Warning Issued Over Check Cashing Amid rising bad checks
Magistrate court officials issued a public warning to beware check cashing by strangers after a surge in bad check cases. Virginia man Lewis Edward Smith of Quantico, 39, was arrested on a false pretense charge, jailed on 250 bond, and set for trial Monday at 7 p.m. He allegedly passed a $20 bad check at Ellis Island restaurant on November 7 and had two bad checks at Hamilton's Market for $5 and $20.
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Virginia
Lewis Edward Smith
Quantico
Smith
Ellis Island
Hamilton
Jews Open Fund Appeal at Beth Scholar Synagogue
A world renowned journalist spoke at Beth Scholar Synagogue to praise the United Jewish Appeal for aiding Jews worldwide from Nazi persecution through postwar recovery. He cited three agencies the fund supports the Jewish Agency of Israel the American Joint Distribution Committee and the New York Association for New Americans and recounted a Nazi trial remark to contrast life givers with death dealers.
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Beth Scholar
United Jewish Appeal
Nazi Germany
Arthur Setzel
United States High Commissioner
Germany
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
U. S. Department of Commerce
Near East
Settel
Jewish Agency of Israel
Israel
American Joint Distribution Committee
New York Association For
New Americans
Seitel
Otto Ohlendorff
Kiev
Russia
Tawes Defends Warfield Report Referral to Council
Governor Tawes defended sending the Warfield education report to the Legislative Council for study. He denied backing opponents and pledged top effort for Maryland students. The council postponed action for a year as the 1960 General Assembly neared.
Governor Tawes Signals Broad Study On Education Warfield Report
Governor Tawes said the Legislative Council should craft the best possible answer to the Warfield education issue and forwarded Warfield reports and Department of Education recommendations. He insisted no politics influenced the action and hinted at forming a metropolitan area committee before January to study Baltimore area services. He praised Kennedy’s White House victory and noted Maryland may deliver a large vote plurality.
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Legislative Council
Tawes
State Department of Education
Pullen
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
General Assembly
Maryland
Polaris A2 launches on record 1600 mile test flight
The Navy launches the new Polaris A2 missile on a 1600 mile maiden flight far beyond prior ranges. Officials say all tests were met as the missile shows improvements in length weight and propulsion while enabling 1962 operational goals for Ethan Allen class submarines.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
George
Navy
Lovettsville Social Notes Include Church Visit and Parties
Lovettsville residents share weekend activities from Lincolnton to Hyattsville. Families host birthdays, dinners, and visits with relatives in Indiana and Arlington. Church events include First Day services with Goose Creek Friends and Elder Alterman’s visit and services.
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John Keister
Lovettsville
Jasper Rickard
Joanne Orrison
Lincoln
Goose Creek
Frank Keesing
Harrisburg
Johanna Keister
Hyattsville
John Keisters
Carl Neff
Paris
Keister
Mary English
Afr
John Umbaugh
Indiana
Claudia Fox
Shirley Everhart
Leonard Everhart
Everhart
Fred Graham
Raymond R. Myers
Hillsboro
Charles Everhart
Charles Everhart Jr
Linda and
Ruth Lee
Walter Everhart
Tommy and
Allen
Glen Moler
Brunswick
Elmer Fox
Pamela Presgraves
C. H. Welsh
Bob
Alma Welsh
Arlington
Clifton Walker
Debbie
Phildelphia
Red Bud Acres
Charles Alterman
Brightwood
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
Falls Church
A. L. Hatcher
Alterman
Robert McClain
Norman Stewart
Lorain
Ohio
Robert Brean
Washington
Charles Brown
Loudoun Hospital
Ella Elgin
Virginia Educational Association
Richmond
USCW
Ladies Aid of New Jerusalem Lutheran
Church
Lovettsville Community Notes And Meetings
Lovettsville events include NHS induction at Loudoun County High School for Sherry Spring Patsy Reed and Jean Sutphin. Halloween party hosted by John Rollins with decorations and prizes. Home Demonstration Club meeting scheduled for November 16 and Senior 4 H club gathering at Frank Ceesling’s home.
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Tenarey
Mary Comphor
USCW
Nina
Thurston Myers
Unicon Bridge
Walton Mann and
Jean Orrison
Wanda Sutphin
Dianne Baker
Jean Sutphin
Brenda McClain
Danny Turney
Middleburg
Earl Weatherly
Poughkeepsie
New York
Edmund Mabie
Thomas L. Cramer
Francis Lindsey
Thomas P. Cramer
Frederick
Cramer
Peggy Lee
Dickie Dinferman
Vickie Shoemaker
Bobby
Carol Ann Fleming
Ronnie Mentzer
Virginia Fleming
Mable Graham
June Dinterman
John Rollins
Lovettsville
Frank “Ceesling
Assis
Recreation leader opens meeting with devotions at club event
Recreation leader Sheryn Hardesty opened the gathering with devotions as Jane Wirts led the business session. The fashion show set for November 26 and a Christmas dance in December were announced along with various project opportunities and member details.
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Sheryn Hardesty
Jane Wirts
Mrs. Smith
Ways and Means Committee
Henry Keyser
Connie Smith
James Virts
Jerry Kreiger
Bobby Virts
Jimmy
Robert Miller
George Carr
Tommy Everhart
Eric Johnson
James Fitchett
A. N. Smith
Lillian, Keister
Mildred Crawford
Jory Keyser
Frank Kees
Professor's Son Takes His Life
Richard William Crowell 16 son of Alfred A. Crowell head of Maryland School of Journalism died of a self inflicted gunshot wound in Winston Salem North Carolina. He drove from College Park after classes at Northwestern High School Hyattsville and asked a post office employee to mail a letter for him. No note was found and no reason was known.
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College Park
Wieston-Salem
N.C
Richard Wilam Crowell
University of Maryland
School of Journalism
D. C. Speas
Forsyth County
Alfred A. Crowell
Winston - Salem
Northwestern High School
Hyattsville
Crowell
Winston-Salem Post Office
Charles Huffman
Hoffman
Mary Jean Hoffman
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C. Millard Biler
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Turer
Charles Black
Earl Bid Idinger Jr
A -O'Clocp
Jews Open Fund Appeal
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Warfield
Warfield Commission
Staite
Towson
Frostburg
Salisbury
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Hal
Din. Rm
Ige
Health Dept
Pauline Barnes
Market St. Frederick
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Philco Frost Free
Melvin M. Engle
Maico
Frederick Valley
Ned S. Zeiler
North Court ST
Frederick, MD
Nicodemus
Barbettos
Glen Grove
Loudoun County Hospital
Washington Hospital
George Grove
Eilene
Katherine English
Beulah Miller
Gary English
Charles Miller
Charlotte
Percy Miller
Robert
Joyce
Joanne
Dianne English
Wilmer Frye
Mary
Harriett
Larry
Howard Frye
Laurel
McClain’s Grocery
Tire Sale
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Colonial Music Shop
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