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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1954
Page
12
Hal Boy's column lampoons dating with a spoof gadget the Luxtrol powerstat wall dimmer. It promises near sighted love by dimming lights to soften freckles and chins while suggesting lighting tips from Peggy Clark on Broadway lighting to flatter spouses and enhance room appeal.
Cairo Sept. 2 The Revolution Council said Egypt stands with the west in every respect but will not now conclude a defense pact. It warned that such a pact would fuel Communist propaganda. The background paper notes Egypt sees invasion from Russia as the only global Middle East danger and explains why it refused to sign a Western defense treaty after evacuating 83,000 British troops from the Suez Canal Zone on July 27.
Britannica notes certain Borneo natives display greenish skin, likely from continual forest shade and lack of sunlight, suggesting environmental influence on skin tint.
The first concrete on the floor of the new bridge over the Potomac at Brunswick was poured last week with two carpentry crews at both ends. Bowers Construction Co of Raleigh manages the deck forming as work progresses on two ends, while Nellie Moyer of Staunton, Va., contractor on the Virginia approach, cuts down a hillside for a new road section. The earth and stone excavation supply a massive fill at the Brunswick terminus and the Maryland approach.
The governor announced rapid construction of the highway west toward Washington with curb and gutter work on Petersville Road and Maryland avenue. Ground-breaking today covered a section from U.S. 301 to the Pope's Creek Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with other projects to be advertised soon and Kenilworth road given early priority on engineers’ boards.
Annapolis September ground breaking for a western extension of the Annapolis Washington Expressway. Governor McKeldin said further work toward Washington should proceed rapidly. The expressway currently runs from Parole to near Route 301 about ten miles. todays break advances it about two miles westward.
The News Frederick notes about 10 000 workers idling as walkouts spread from steel to other industries due to refusals to meet union demands for new pacts. It mentions a 12 cent hourly package with a five cent pay boost and better pensions. Also references Milton and ancient metals with biblical context and Egyptian usage.
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