Aviation Circles Await Ike ruling on new line
Washington aviation circles await President Eisenhower's decision on Seaboard and Western Airlines to fly cargo to Europe. After seven years and 70 hearing days, CAB approved 3-2 but White House final approval is pending due to foreign policy and monopoly concerns. Pan Am and TWA oppose, Seaboard argues for growth with four new Super Constellations and a wide freight range.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fke
Seaboard & Western Air Ines
Europe
CAB
Seaboard
Heal
Uncle Sam
Pan American
Trans World Airines
Girline
Pan-Am
TWA
United States
New York
Seaboard presses for permanent air traffic operating permit
In an open letter to the President Seaboard argues that securing a permanent certificate will unlock broader expansion, attract more investors, and enable an all-out push to exploit the air traffic business while urging the administration to uphold free enterprise.
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Seaboard
Court News and Local Notices Summary
Equity case Lottie Mae Adams versus John Herbert Adams seeks absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued to Norman Green and Mary Dutrow of Libertytown. Property transfers record $10 deeds among several parties including Amy I. Kinna, H. Kieffer De Lauter, Gouker, Handley, and others. A German Shepherd Dog Club meeting is planned at Waynesboro Pa October 7 with regional hosts and refreshments.
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Lottie Mae Adams
John Herbert Adams
Norman Green
Mary Dutrow
Libertytown
Amy I. Kinna
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Amy J. Kinna
Brosius Homes Corp
George F. Gouker
Louis J. Glass
Mgr
Ralph M. Pugh
Waynesboro
Frederick
Pugh
Staley W. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Pauline
Conservationist Addresses Kiwanians on Soil Health
Frederick district conservationist Rhea Kincaid told Kiwanians that excessive silt from local farms harms streams. He urged adoption of soil and water conservation practices, citing Maryland’s 1937 Conservation District Law and noting aging farming and rising populations demand change. He highlighted three farms that recovered after conservation efforts and urged public awareness for better stewardship. President William Zimmerman presided. visiting Kiwanians attended from several nearby towns. Plans for Gaithersburg High School adult classes were announced, with courses starting soon on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
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Rhea Kincaid
Frederick County
Soil Conservation Office
Kincaid
Frederick
Carlton Molesworth
Maryland
Mr. Kincaid
Gaithersburg High School
W. Lb. Edwards
Adult Education
Settlement ends $100,000 suit over hospital death
Settlement reached in Baltimore on September 28 ended a $100,000 damage suit by Winifred Gorman’s parents against Johns Hopkins Hospital and doctors. The Mount Carmel Connecticut woman died 27 years ago of Weil's disease, allegedly contracted while working with rats in a lab. Plaintiffs claimed negligence in treatment. defense cited disease contraction factors.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Winifred Gorman
Mount Carmel
Conn
Weil
Clifton Gorman
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