Split Down the Middle Democrats and Republicans Clash
James Marlow reports both major parties at odds in Washington with leadership split over budget cuts and civil rights. Truman and Stevenson oppose union shop amendments while Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson push for reductions. Eisenhower faces growing budget pressure as Knowland and Martin resist.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
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Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
House
Rayburn
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Democrats’ Advisory Council
Stevenson
Ihem
Busy Week For Construction Permits Here
The county tax assessor office reports a busy week with 24 construction permits issued, including 11 for new homes, totaling an estimated value of 146,585 dollars. Major permits include names like Harry 5 Keller, Harman F Stouffer, Melvin Lerch, Emory Yeakle, Danut Horst, Charles Willard, Ralph Morgan, Jacob Gardenour, Thornton Rider, Claud Merckle, George Feiser, Henry Feiser, Richard Henry, R. E. Stoner Jr, Thomas Best, and Mrs Waverly Clark for various brick, frame, and block structures across Holiday Acres, Leitersburg, Cavetown, Garretts Mill, Wynwood, and Fairview areas.
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Harry 5. Keller
Holiday Acres
Harman F. Stouffer
Melvin L. Lerch
Weyerton Hill
Emory L. Yeakle
Clear Spring
Danut H. Horst
Cearfoss Tike
Charles £. Willard
Smithsburg
Ralph W. Morgan
Marvin Avenue
Jacob F. Gardenour
Leitersburg Pike
Thornton C. Rider
Stuart Drive
Claud Merckle
Garrett's Mill Road
Break-in at Stevensville High linked to pupil
Stevensville High School faced a break-in investigated by WA Deputy Sheriff John Jewell. He identified three pupils who did not go to an out of town basketball game the night of the incident. One 14 year old boy admitted involvement, naming another pupil.
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Stevensville
Mich
John Jewell
Stevensville High School
Jewell
New Study Group Planned By Governor
Maryland Governor McKeldin plans a new 13 member study group to replace the Green Commission. The group will review state planning, education, and financing, with a June 1 deadline to conclude current work. Members from both houses include Del. Jerome Robinson and Sen. John Turnbull, among others.
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Albert W. Quinn
McKeldin
Green Commission
Harry J.green
State Roads Commission
Commission On
General Assembly
Quinn
Gennes Union
House
Senate
Green
del. Jerome Robinson
Bailpath
Sen
John
Turnbull
Baltimore County
North Hagerstown High School
Charles L. Downey
North Hi Plans Student Vote
North High outlines a student vote with nominations by petition and a Thursday election assembly. Presidential candidates are juniors, vice presidential nominees are sophomores, and secretarial candidates are freshmen. Posters promote candidates as Nashua sports colors debut in France.
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North Hi Plans
Plummer
John Snyder
David Peters
Blood Drive At State Reformatory Yields 244 Donors
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 244 pints at the State Reformatory with three inmate donors among the contributors. Officials praised cooperation from inmates and staff as the vehicle returns to St John s Lutheran Church for public donations today.
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Red Cross
State Reformatory
St. John's Lutheran Church
Noted traveler De Joss Walker to speak at Rotary luncheon
De Joss Walker nationally known for studies of America's life will address the Hagerstown Rotary Club at tomorrow's luncheon in Hotel Alexander. His career spans athletics, International play, China service for the Republic, coal mine leadership, Liberty Magazine editing, and extensive travel with broadcasts and TV appearances. He currently resides in Chicago.
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de Joss Walker
America
Hagerstown
China
Republic
Orient
Walker
Pennsylvania
Liberty Magazine
Chicago
Unitarian Fellowship Of Hagerstown Elect Officers
The Unitarian Fellowship Of Hagerstown will elect officers after the worship service on May 12 in the Woman's Club committee room. Since April 8 the group has operated under a steering committee with chairmen James Fettress and H William Fiedler Jr and members Miss Helen Johnson Charles Cowan and Mrs Peter Eldrich. Sunday services are at 10 30 and all interested are invited. Information via Regent 9 2179.
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Unitarian Fellowship of
Hagerstown
Woman's Club
James Fentress
H. William Fiedler Jr
Seo
Helen
John ‘Son
Charles
Cowan
Peter Eldrich
Phoning
Regent
Court Allows Train Removal In Maryland Ruling
Baltimore May 7 The Public Service Commission was ordered to rescind a directive requiring Western Maryland Railway to maintain two Baltimore Hagerstown trains Judge Edwin Harlan ruled it would be confiscatory to force continued service at increasing losses The court cited a 1949 Appeals decision supporting abandonment of passenger service at a loss.
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Public Service Commission
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Edwin Harlan
Baltimore City
PSG
Western Maryland
Harlan
Court of Appeals
Washington
Maryland
PSC
Hip Fracture Hits Retired Sportscaster Clem McCarthy
Retired sportscaster Clem McCarthy, 80, underwent surgery for a fractured hip after an auto accident. A Mt. Singi Hospital spokesman said he came out of surgery well and was in good condition.
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Clem McCarthy
Mt. Singi Hospital
McCarthy
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