Children’s Aid Society Receives Help From Community Chest
The Children's Aid Society with staff and foster parents provides care for wards under Community Chest funding. The piece profiles foster and receiving homes, casework, and outcomes including adoptions and supervision, praising volunteers and noting related social work roles. It cites 1965 figures and links to other Chest agencies.
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Children’s Aid Society
Community Chest
Pat Rogenceant
Children's Aid Society
Welfare Board
Frank Keefer
Billy
California
Verry
Wiliam C. Roderick
Children's Aid’ Society
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Best
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Tham
Roderick
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Alsum
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Federated Charities
Esther E. Grinage
Salvation Army
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Nasser seeks Suez exit with UN mediated plan
United Nations could broker a settlement to the Suez Canal crisis as Egypt backs recognition of its sovereignty over the canal. A new conference to review the 1888 convention and UN guarantees of free navigation are proposed, with disputes to be resolved by the Security Council or the International Court. Russia favors a settlement to avoid wider conflict.
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William L. Ryan
United Nations
India
Nasser
Egypt
Cairo
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Council World
U.N. Security Council
International Court
Middle East
Patiest
Israel
Jodie
Middle
Far East
U S Prosperity Hits Communist Movement in Report
A White House briefing by Atty. General Brownell to President Eisenhower notes admissions by U S Communist leaders that prosperity and law enforcement hinder their movement. Brownell warns the party may try a new line to divert attention while stressing vigilance against external ties to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Ges. Brownell
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Brownell
White House
James C. Hagerty
Communist Party
Hagerty
New York Times
U. S
William Z. Foster
Daily Worker
Chonen
Over 21 Club For Thurmont Library
The Thurmont public library organizes an Over 21 Club to stimulate adult book circulation. The club invites participants over twenty one to join and read a selection of books, aiming to boost reading among local adults.
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Thurmont Public Library
Over 21 Club to Meet at Thurmont Library
The Over 21 Club holds its first meeting Tuesday October 9 from 7 to 9 p m at the Thurmont public library. Cochairmen are Mrs Lee Kelbaugh and Miss Virginia Garrett with committee members Mrs Douglas Buchanan Mrs Jease Rest Mrs William Willhide and Mrs Robert Hengst. The News Frederick Md.
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Yorary
Thurmont Public Library
Cochairmen
Lee ‘Kelbaugh
Virginia Garrett
Douglas Buchanan
Jease Rest
William Willhide
Robert Hengst
Bank Marks Anniversary at Green Parrot Tea Room
A dinner marked the Sth anniversary of Farmers State Bank Emmitsburg held at 6 30 p m Thursday night. Attendees included M F Shuff president and daughter Ruth Shuff cashier George L Wilhide and wife Mrs Wilhide Frank W Weant assistant cashier Mrs Joseph Shorb and others with many names and years of service noted. The cashier traced the bank's history from its 1891 opening and noted surviving original directors and officers. A telegram of congratulations from Manufacturers Trust Co New York was read.
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Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg
Green Parrot Tea Room
M. F. Shuff
Ruth Shuff
George L. Wilthide
Wilhide
Frank W. Weant
Joseph Shorb
Marie Rosensteel
Earle Walhide
Ulver J. Waybright
Charles Fuss
Quinn Topper
Clarence Frailey
J. W. Houser
Charles A. Harner
Charles A. Fuss
Chas. A. Harner
George Keepers
F. C. Riley
Shuff
George “. Wilhide
Bamk Orteber
Frank Weant
Iestitution
Sher
Rosensteel
Earle Wilhide
New York
Manufacturers Trust Company
Bridge Bid Wanted for Antietam Creek Crossing
The State Roads Commission invites bids by October 23 at noon to construct a 24 foot bridge over Antietam Creek on Maryland 34 the Boonsboro Sharpsburg road in eastern Washington county. The bridge site lies about 1.2 miles east of Sharpsburg.
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State Roads Commission
Antietam Creek
Maryland
Boomsboro- Sharpsburg Road
Washington County
Sharpsburg
Veteran steward dead at 76 in Baltimore area
George Brown Jr veteran steward at Maryland race tracks died yesterday after months of illness. A Baltimore County native with inherited means he was 76. He served long in Maryland track circles and was known throughout the local racing community.
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Baltimore
George Brown Jr
Maryland
Brown
Baltimore County
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