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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1955

Page

4

68 000 Civilian Jobs To Go In Defense Cuts

Secretary of Defense Wilson outlined guidelines to trim civilian payrolls by about 68,000 by next June as part of a broader economy plan. He said the aim is tighter efficiency without weakening national defense and noted potential savings could help approach a 34% billion fiscal year defense outlay. Treasury Secretary Humphrey backs a concerted government-wide spending reduction to balance the budget.

Washington Wilson Pentagon Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey

Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass

Farmers near Mt Vesuvius ignore hazards to cultivate fertile slopes risking life for harvests. The piece praises courage in facing life’s larger issues while condemning reckless endangerment of loved ones through dangerous choices. It contrasts heroic self sacrifice with wretched living resulting from dangerous ideals.

Mt. Vesuvius Vesuvius

Talent Contest Tonight At Frederick High School

A district Southern States talent contest is set for Frederick High School auditorium at eight tonight with 27 acts from Frederick and surrounding counties plus West Virginia. Patsy Barigis and Mary Anne Hursey lead as local representatives, with acts from Woodbine Burkittsville Libertytown Unionville Shepherdstown and Gaithersburg among others. Local district manager James A. Silver of Southern States oversees the event.

Frederick High School West Wi Virginia Times 40 Richmond Patsy Barigis Mary Anne Hursey Frederick Woodbine Roger Lanner Jr Airy Margaret Mullinix Burkittsville Thomas Grams Gapland Johnny Happ Libertytown Norma Smith Jean Smith Patricia Moser Catherine Long Thurmont Donald Thomas Donald Flock Sykesville B. Richard Arlington Sr B. Richard Arrington Jr Sarah Fleagle Patsy Bowman Gaithersburg Bryan Z. Kile New Windsor Marlin Hoff James A. Silver Lee Place

English Lesson By W L Gordon On Misused Words

A compact note on common language mistakes by W L Gordon. It explains misused phrases mispronunciations and misspellings with examples including say I am not going to buy anything at all. It defines soporific as causing sleep and gives tips to grow vocabulary with daily word practice.

W. L. Gordon

Eisenhower arms plan eyed by Russia leaders

The text notes Harold Stassen suggested Russia might accept President Eisenhower's arms inspection proposal after scornful warnings about atomic war. It cites alleged statements about truth from Soviet scientists and fears of total destruction. The source is a fragmented OCR excerpt.

Harold Ie. Stassen Russia Eisenhower

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