Labor push builds idea of extra benefits for state jobless
Organized Labor backs expanded unemployment aid ahead of Kennedy. A Maryland official estimates federal offers cost one and a quarter billion dollars with 122 million annual tax base gain. AFL-CIO supports eliminating pay scale differences across classifications. A utility wage equity bill would set higher tests for rate cases, with no mandatory across-the-board cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Kennedy
Kimble
Fape
Maryland
Peake & Potomac Telephone Co
Allegany Coun
Telephone Company
Balti
Washington
Si Hasslang Brace
Afl-Cio
Dorsey
X Utility
Butt
Walter B. Dorsey
177th Annual Convention Of Diocese Opens Today
The 177th annual Diocese convention begins with 9:30 registration and Holy Communion. Activities include organization, nominations, reports by Episcopal Churchwomen, prayers for missions, and a 2:30 business session with ballots on the standing committee and executive council. The Episcopal Churchwomen from Maryland join for portions of the program with sessions on ministry and panel discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Fowell
Powell
Executive Council
Adeministrative Committee
Ute
Doll
Busi
Episcopal
Santa Maria U. S. Passengers Grateful To Be Home Again
The Santa Maria passengers arrive in Belem Brazil after a dramatic mid Atlantic stop and revolt at sea led by Commander Henrique Galvao. They are processed by customs and treated to a farewell party, praising U S hospitality and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria U. S
Miami
Fla
API
Maria
Henrique Galvao
Chester A
Churchill
Lima
Ohio
Ashes
Aonville
N.C
Atlantic
Galvay
Antonio de Oliveira Salezsi
Santa Maria
Belee
Brazil
Aiir
Mistri International Ramport
Lucille Gray
Chicago
Aml Mes
United States
Edna Chubb
Pasadena
Calif
Galvao
Leitersburg Ruritans Add Five New Members at Meeting
The Leitersburg Ruritans welcomed five new members at the regular monthly gathering. New committee chairs were named including Richard Eakte for program and entertainment, Russell Bowser for fellowship, and Vayid Mills for finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitersburg Ruritan Club
Richard Eakte
Russell Bowser
Vayid Mills
Lions Club Of Clear Spring Holds Meeting
Mrs Richard Lixon and William Carr guests at the Clear Spring Lions Club meeting held last night at the Clear Spring Fire Hall. Both are Clear Spring High School faculty aiding with an April minstrel show. Key business covered planning the show and committee assignments for scouting welfare health sanitation agriculture conservation forester rural church publicity and chaplaincy. Donald Warrenfettz presided with William Shonp as new president officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lixon
William Carr
Clear Spring Lions Club
Clear Spring
Dixon
Mr. Carr
Clear Spring High School
Lee Fintrock
George Rowman
Richard Stoufter
Garland Lang
David Mills
Tov
Donald Warrenfettz
William Shonp
Obituary Notice From Green castle and Suter Bower Homes
An obituary notice lists funeral arrangements handled by Zimmerman Funeral Home in Greencastle with friends invited to call Tuesday and Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 p.m. Additional calling hours are noted at Suter Bower Funeral Home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Greencastle
Suter
Kennedy's Gold Plan Favorable in Foreign Aid Debate
The article notes mixed views on Kennedy's foreign aid plan, with Eisenhower backing a billion dollar aid program and Republicans urging caution. It also covers a funeral notice for David Roszel McConnell Sr. and details about his life and family, plus political reactions from Senators Bush and Keating regarding Kennedy's proposals and the need for domestic economic policy support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suter-Rouzer
Lester Misner
Braadfording Church
David RB. McConnell
David Roszel McConnell
John St
Robertson
Elon County Hospital
Moa
Mercersburg
David
Kennery
Teeamment
Margaret (Bender) McConnell
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Gilead Encampment
IOOF
3. M. Blood Company
West Out
Eyerly’s
Hoffman's Men's
Clarence
McConnell
Hagerstown
D. Roszel McConnel
Reading
Gayle Kinney
Waynesboro
Minnich
Wilson Hird
Heart Fund
U. S
Kennedy
Prescott Bush
Rom
Evsenhawee
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
SEATO Collapse Rumors Hover Over Southeast Asia
Philippines and Malayan officials fear SEATO may not survive its March meeting as regional leaders weigh new alliances. The report notes a Thai push toward separate treaties with the United States, a shift that could bypass Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Sdminis
Serrano’ i
South Korea
Ba Organ Oe Fat Nam
Nana Chi
United States
Thailand
NATO
Asia
Philippine
SEATO
Philip
Jim Becker
Sesla
Cor
Pines
Pakistan
Malaya
Quemoy
Teady
China
United Nations
Orl
Isle mi Il 7
Bangkok
Fipanes P
Ken i
New Jersey
Health
Felixberto Serrano
Carlos
South
P. Garcia
South-east Asia
Thansald
Thelat Khoman
Eisenhowers Start California Vacation by Train
Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower left Harrisburg for Palm Desert California to enjoy a winter sun break likely lasting two months. They travel in two private rail cars with dining facilities and will join a Santa Fe train in Chicago for the West Coast leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dwight
Mamie Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
California
Palm Desert
el Dorado Golf Club
Eisenhower
Ernest March
Santa Fe Railroad
Pennsylvania Thailroad
Pennsylvania Limited
Chicago
Santa Fe
West Coast
Baptists Urged to Unite on Racial Problems in Baltimore
In Baltimore a joint interracial meeting of white and Negro Baptist pastors urged united planning to address racial issues. The event, led by Dr. Petersen at Seventh Baptist Church, marked the first citywide Baptist World Alliance observance with over 700 attendees. Representatives from the Maryland Baptist Convention, United Missionary Baptist Convention of Maryland, and local white churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaltimore
F. Bredaht Petersen
Seventh Baptist Church
Baltimore
America
de. Petersen
Baptist World Alliance
Dr. Petersen
Allending
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Maryland Baptist Convention
United Missionary Baptist Convention of Maryland
Board In Dispute On Naming County Clerk Appointments
County commissioners clash over appointing the county clerk and deputies. A motion to name Mrs. Stine as clerk and designate a deputy drew no second, while discussions on Lem Kirk and others sparked partisan contention. The board, including Easterday Downey and Snook, failed to reach agreement and tabled the matter as Solliday, a Republican, opposed. The dispute continued on the house page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Ir
Snook
Easterday
Stine
Lem Kirk’ Shoud
Rog
Post
Mt 9
Charlton
Commissiormee
Sioner Tingle
Edward L. Rowland
Tingle
Downey
Board
Ben.Kirk
Jamin Solliday
Snack
Coii Tioners Lem Kirk
Missioner Snook
Table
Solliday
Scoutmaster Harde n of Chewsville Troop 62 Honored
Scoutmaster Robert S Harden of Chewsville's Troop 62 received a silver Boy Scout statuette from Paul Fitez, Mason-Dixon Council president, at the troop's annual Curt of Hapor. The ceremony honored his loyalty and service as Scoutmaster as 100 attendees heard Fitez's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Harden
Chewsville
Paul Fitez
Mason-Dixon Council
Wseevier
Larry Brown
Senui
Charles Chaney
Jimmy Cunningham
Ronald Stone
Donald] Stone
Ronald Keller
Pat Me
Carren
Phillip Bartup
Denall G. Swith
Tommy Foreini
Albert Wetzel
Tendlerfot
Jack Miller
Washing
Ian County
Wel
Wayne Bach
Toll
Rodger Barnes
Ruswell
Boward
Kirk Grooms
Douglas
Hebb
Oren Hoff, Jr
John Klip
David Lookahaugh
Chares Mills
Lynn Patton
Gary, Smith
Lloyd Stone
Wall
Juniata College students begin student teaching term
Jo Ann Jobson of 1401 Hamilton Blvd Hagerstown joins 18 elementary education seniors at Juniata College assigned to student teaching this term in local schools. Miss Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs N Johnston, will teach kindergarten at Tyrone Washington School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Jobson
Hamilton Blvd
Hagerstown
Juniata College
Wren Grate
Miss Johnston
N. Johnston
Tyrone
Washington
Seven More Big Firms Are Fined
A federal court sentenced 21 firms and 36 executives for antitrust violations during 1955 to 1953, with General Electric and Westinghouse among the leaders fined a total of 422,500 for corporate actions and 108,000 for individuals. All pleaded guilty or waived defense, restricting appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganes
Streen
Mittee
Sye
Fale Federal
America
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Maryland Legislature Advances Several Bills On Hiring Equity And Insurance
In Annapolis lawmakers moved bills addressing employment discrimination by state agencies and contractor responsibility for support. The House considered measures to curb hiring bias and subject department heads to penalties with court review possible. debate noted as one of the session’s most watched, while another proposal would limit insurance risks on deposits. The Department of Motor Vehicles announced license curtailment provisions amid discussions on driving privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Menas
Isl
House Banking Committee
Joseph Tydings
Department of Motor
Eldon Claire Lang
Hagers
T. 3
Ernest Mortis
Baltimore County
Hancock
Reissu
Jack Otto Rabinxola
Salem Ave
Wayne Spurs
Smithsburg
Maryland
Annaved
Prayer for open hearts and national responsibility
A prayer by Roland R. De Lapp of Anthony Junior High School Minneapolis invites God to broaden understanding beyond familiar actions. It asks for national responsibility to align with God’s purposes through Jesus Christ, ending with Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Roland R. de Lapp
Minneapolis
Ming
Anthony Junior High School
Law aims to free abandoned from support burden
Frederick C. Markus of Dorchester introduced a bill to relieve abandoned people from supporting a parent or ex spouse at mental hospitals. The measure follows a failed Legislature vote two years earlier amid ice cream industry opposition and would end court-ordered support when the parent is found mentally ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeent TS Petar Aera Gree
Frederick C. “Markus
Dorchester
Markus
Behold the 1961 Prophecy Book Offer in Los Angeles
A bold newspaper notice promotes a 64 page book titled Beware of These Days offering free to readers. It claims the work reveals mind power, prophecy, and “The Voice of Two Worlds” by a noted explorer in Tibet and the East. Readers are urged to send name and address for a no obligation copy from the Institute of Mental...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thhose
Voice of Two Worlds
Agrapher
Far East
South
Hobart Blvd
Calif
Ale
Emergency Aid Applications Total 175
County emergency aid program approved amid economic strain. Applicants must be two years county residents or veterans or registered voters with one year in county, showing unemployment benefits exhausted and job-seeking status with a denial from the Employment Security Department. Maximum grant is 100 for eligible households.
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Department of Employment Security
Llive Jn
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Portugal
Saavik
Leitersburg
Lions Club of
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philippines
Commissioner of Health
Mao
Replease
Kinedom
Greatville
Texas
Ike
Mamie
Victorville
George Air Force Base
Colorado
Butler
Norman
Early & Son, Inc
Dalkmors
Frederick
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