Pet Parade Thursday Draws Pets From Frederick County
Frederick County Humane Society sponsors a Thursday pet parade to promote the Eighth Annual Children's Pet Show in Baker Park Saturday. Participants include Miss Helene Voua on Sir Kaobbineze and Gary Hurst on Kim, with ponies carts a cog car pulled by Ranger the German Shepherd, and other children and pets. The parade starts at Carter Street at 4 PM with a police escort guiding it to the courthouse square.
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Fredericktomans
Patrick
Market Streets
Amy
Helene Voua
Kaobbineze
Gary Hurst
Kim
Mary Frances Hurst
Tommy Taylor
Jummy
Jody Vona
Jay Delphey
Ranger
Edward Trey
Cartes Street
Bowers Lumber Company
Republicans Seek Adams Ouster After Maine Defeat
In the wake of a GOP drubbing in Maine, party leaders push for presidential aide Sherman Adams to resign. Officials say a decision is likely soon, with Adams facing mounting GOP repudiation for ties to favorable favors tied to Bernard Goldfine. White House aides deny any quit plans.
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Washington
Maine
GOP
Sherman Adams
Quential
Adams
Frederick G. Payne
Congress
Boston
Bernard Gold
Hine
New England
Goldfine
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower urges 2 percent federal payroll reduction
President Eisenhower asked agencies to cut at least 2 percent of civilian personnel this year to offset a 950 million dollar federal pay raise. Budget Director Maurice Stans sent the appeal. exact figures to be set in October plans. The aim is to avoid layoffs by not filling vacancies and withholding new positions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Maurice Stans
Budget Bureau
Hi Stans
U.S.15 Road Bid Opened in Maryland Contracts
The State Roads Commission opened bids totaling 1,181,496 on five projects including two bridges a new office shop and about 5.5 miles of highway. DeLuca-Davis Construction Co. led at 193,955 for a two-bridge steel beam span on the Baltimore Harburg Expressway. Other bids ranged to 159,353 with Williams & Sons of Salisbury bidding 108,160 for a 28 foot brick and block building on S. 113 in Snow Hill. Fredericks bid 111,72575 for grading drainage and surfacing Maryland 2 in Calvert County near Dares Beach. Charles W. Williams & Associates and 41st Street Corp. bid 464,757 for 2.812 miles of relocated U. S. 15 to Frederick County. Wheatley Road projects drew 352,919 bids from Coalition firms in Prince Georges County.
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State Roads Commission
Commission
DeLuca-Davis Consstruction Co. of
Baltimore-Harssburg
Baltimore County
Carl J. Williams & Sons
Salisbury
Roads Commission
S. 113
Snow Hill
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick
Maryland
Calvert County
Maryland 2
Dares Beach
Russell
Charles W. Williams & Associates
41St Street Corp
U. S. 15
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Forestville Land and Gravel Co. l and
Regal Construction Co., Inc
Upper Marlboro
Wheeler Road
District of Columbia
St. Barnabas Road
Prince Georges County
Hopkins Professor May Write For the White House
Newport Rhode Island AP reports that Dr Malcolm C Moos a Hopkins political science professor and Maryland GOP leader may be named to a 20000 a year post writing speeches for President Eisenhower Moos already serves as a White House consultant and heads the Baltimore Republican organization He would replace Arthur Larson who recently resigned and Hagerty signaled an appointment could come in a day or two
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R.I
White House
Malcolm C. Moos
Maryland Republican Central Committee
Eisenhower
Afoos
Johns Hopkins University
Arthur Larson
Moos
Maryland
GOP
Republican
Baltimore
James C. Hagerty
Ca Boos
Hopkins
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Boyds Community News and Weddings Report
Labor Day weekend visits at Beverly Beach and several weddings held in Boyds manse are reported. Rev James P Kerr officiated Aug 15 and Aug 18 ceremonies for Dorothy Miller with Melvin Burdette and for Sylvia Hede with Harvey Creger. Also noted are local family visits, a Naval Hospital discharge, a Buckeystown postmaster commission, society meeting, Tobery reunion results, land deeds, a November draft quota, and a fatal bulldozer accident in Baltimore.
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J. P. Kerr
BOYDS
James Spring
Jerry
Arthur Wirts
Beverly Beach
James P. Kerr
Sylvis Hede
Clarksburg
Harvey Creger
Darnestown
Dorothy Miller
Thompson’s Comer
Melvin Burdette
William Burdette
Debbie Simpson
Mirs
Russell Bennett
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Bennett
Washington
Brice Selby
Roy, Selby
Poolesville
Regina Kibler
Gaithersburg
Ocean City
N. J
Selbys
Effie ‘Guniner
Marsha Hoyle
Indian Head
Dale Speake
Smith Hoyle
Airs
Lois
Anna- Ruth
William Barton
Franklinville
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Kerr
Samuel Ray
Fork
Kerr
Nina D. Heck
Baltimore
Bucky” Ahalt
Norman Ahalt
Tobery
Husky Park
Rose Shull
Agnes Kaempf
John Harrison
Myrtle Main
Catherine Castle
Clarence Jewell
Sally Crummitt
Clarissa Ann Jewell
Clarence Jewell Jr
Pfc
Robert Castle
Camp Lejeune
S. C
May
Charlie Mar
William Ruch
Harvey Tobery
Louis Murphy
Arnold Gries
Arnie
Hubert Kaempf
Ralph Little
Ralph Little Jr
Charles E. Roberts
Daniel Mareh
Edward Tobery
George’ Crummitt
Edward J. Roberts
Joseph Roberts
W. L. Roberts
Dewey Crummitt Jr
Melvin Tobery
Harvey Harris
George B Tobery
Molly Bennett
Helen Angelberger
Meridith Grush
Robert L. Pomeroy
William Main
C. J. Shull Jr
Vernon Dixon
Bill Andrews
Grover Crummill
Charles Jewell
George Castle
Rosalie Ebberts
Sherry
Ruth Mauro
George Bowers
Sonny Shores
Francis Fox
Charles W. May
Kate Stone
Rodney Burdette
Kate M. Bradley
Bernard May
Charles L. May
Ann Tinney
Hyde Reports on Small Business Help and Tax Breaks
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde outlines 85th Congress small business measures, tax reliefs, and the Small Business Investment Act. Highlights include ordinary loss treatment for certain investments, enhanced first year depreciation, estate tax payment relief, and the creation of permanent SBA programs to fund expansion.
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Babson Park
Mass
Congress
DeWitt S. Hyde
Maryland
6Th Maryland
Department of Defense
House Interior Committee
Congresses
Congress Agency
National Defense
C and
ACL
Senate
Kennedy-Ives
House
Secretary of Labor
Small Business Administration
Piedmont
W. Va
C Civil Service Commission
London
Aubrey Jones
Britain
Tokyo
Iton Memorial Parkway
Kiichi Aichi
Bailey Bridge
Stevenson Criticizes U S Foreign Policy Abroad
Adlai E. Stevenson returned from abroad to denounce U S foreign policy as clumsy and erratic. He called the Far Eastern situation dangerous yet expressed hope for negotiation with the Chinese Communists and urged continued American strength to deter aggression and defend Formosa.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Stevenson
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