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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1957
Page
7
The article notes efforts to stay within the $275 billion federal spending cap, highlighting a claim that proceeded days after a prestified statement. It references congressional constraints and governmental budgeting context from the Frederick Maryland paper dated November 22, 1957.
Secretary Anderson told the House Small Business Committee that the United States can maintain a strong defense and a robust economy. He cited recent Fed rate cuts as aiding cheaper credit and urged policies that support free enterprise and competition to aid small business. Anderson, a former Texas Democrat for Eisenhower, has led the Treasury since July.
A federal judge fined five hunters from Maryland and Pennsylvania for hunting ducks over baited areas on Maryland's Eastern Shore last season. Lancaster residents Isaac G Weidman Earl P Grissinger and Earl R Grissinger paid 160 50 and 25 dollars respectively. Two Marylanders Leg C Goldbach and Robert E Slye from Drayden Marys County were fined 25 each after pleading no contest to baiting with corn and wheat near the St Marys River last December.
Alvin Boor faced charges after investigators found a still and 10 to 15 gallons of fermenting mash near a still site in Cumberland. The case involves possession of equipment for manufacturing alcoholic beverages and cites Greenland schoolchildren taught in both Danish and Greenland.
An old advertisement urges adults to use COPECTOLIN for vomiting and diarrhea with recommended dose guidance and safe, effective options. It claims immediate treatment for sickness and availability in infant and child sizes at druggists, emphasizing no deleterious effects and substitution not required.
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