County Income Tax Would Net $644,000
Legislation would let local governments tax earnings or net income, yielding Frederick County at least 644,000, per State Fiscal Research Bureau. The measure, approved 107 to 21 by House delegates and 18 to 7 in the Senate, is an emergency one-year bill tied to Tawes signature and expiring June 30, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Byron
Houck
Collins, Remsberg
Virts
Payne
John A. Derry-Frederick
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Frederick
Montgomery County
Carroll
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Bartgis enters Frederick city alderman race
Calvin Cy Bartgis announces candidacy for Frederick City Board of Aldermen pending Republican convention on June 4. He cites the need for new ideas in the fast growing city and pledges to serve all residents. Bartgis, a C P Telephone supervisor since 1948, is active in Calvary Methodist Church and various fraternal and civic groups. He and his wife Clayta Vaughan Bartgis reside at 706 Midway Drive with two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Bartgis
Frederick City
Independence, Va
Lana Sue
Judith Ann
Bartgis
Midway Drive
Frederick
Federal Aid Here To Stay Principals Told
Over 200 elementary school principals from across the state heard Dr. Robert L. Hopper, head of the US Office of Education division, declare federal aid to education here to stay. He urged principals to plan locally and demonstrate the value of new programs to secure community and legislative support for materials, television, and research applications in Maryland schools. The talk stressed strengthening state leadership while using federal funds to boost local plans and educator innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Hopper
Texas
US Office of Education
Maryland
Am Federac
Prncapals
Plos
Aciers Paremis Chuldren Anc
di Hoppe
Lize
Hopper
Department of Education
Edward Hamilton
James Sensenbaugh
County Hires Beee FLuer oreigh Teachers
Frederick County Board of Education names five foreign teachers for elementary schools this September. Hans Kjellsen, Norway to West Frederick Junior High. Lise Kjellsen, Norway third grade Elm Street. Beatrix Scheurer, Netherlands second grade North Frederick Elementary. Berit Johansson, Norway second grade Urbana. Adriana Brouwer, Netherlands fourth grade Middletown. All hold at least a BA, some with MA. Teachers paid to aid study of foreign countries and address elementary staffing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick County Homemakers Hold 44th Spring Meet at Hood College
More than 500 members and guests attended the 44th annual Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs at Hood College. The program featured a Patterns for Living fashion show, a noon luncheon, and a keynote by Prof Hester B Provenson. The event included a wedding party finale and a county 4-H display, with a guest count and activities signaling spring’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredenck County
Hood College
Frederick County
Frederick Evangelical Luthern Church
H. Robert DeRose
Adamstown Club
Howard C. Frye
Ballenger Club
J Vernon Coblentz
Harold Young
Elizabeth
Susan Kource
Andrew Kourece
Linda
Christine Fogle
Paul Fogle
Herbert Staley
David Browning
Elizabeth Hooper
JoAnne Coady
Pamela Shipley
Michael G
Patrick Ritchey
Coblent Hall
India
Dorothy Smith
Hester B Provenson
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
University of Maryland
Two Mt Airy Men Injured In Wreck
Two Mt Airy men, Paul Howell aged 24 and Calvin Conden Sr aged 45, were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital early today after a one car accident. They sustained lacerations and abrasions to the face legs and arms. Details of the crash were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Howell
Calvin Conden Sr
Rail Strike Near End
Washington reports a 38 state railroad strike enters its third day as talks inch toward resolution amid a court injunction threat. Union president H E Gilbert pledges no reprisals while railroads weigh damages actions. Firemen, 18 000 jobs cut, struck over apprentice training and union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. E. Gilbert
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Thesc Ent
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston & Mame
Pacific Hines Central Seaboard Air
Day Care Center Aids Mentally Retarded Children
The Day Care Center for the Mentally Retarded opened in March at Statey Park with Ruth T Myers directing and Shirley Compton as aide. Seven children aged 3 to 12 attend, with admissions by psychiatric diagnosis and physician evaluation on a first come, first served basis. The center, funded by the Frederick County Association for the Mentally Retarded, county, and state, offers music, games, physical education, crafts, and training in self care to help trainable youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth T Myers
Shirley Compton
Statey Park Fieldhouse
North End Civic Association
Tos
Mayers
Frederick County Association
Myers
Compton
Seven Protestant Churches Outline Merger Plans
Washington AP reports seven Protestant denominations with about 25 million members outlined plans to merge. A bishop said full unification could take up to 50 years, with Dallas discussions slated May 25 and ongoing. The group includes Episcopal, United Presbyterian, Methodist, Disciples, Evangelical United Brethren, United Church of Christ, and Ascan Methodist Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dallas
Tex
Viay
Protestant Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
International Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples At Christ
United Brethren Church
United Church of Christ
Episcopal
Robert F Gibson Jr
Richmond
Eugene Carson Blake
San Francisco
World Council of Churches
Educators Travel On Ford Grant
Frederick County educators used a $450 Ford Foundation grant for a nine member trip to San Francisco led by Dr Jon L Carnochan. He said no local funds were used. A potential Michigan trip is discussed, with local funds available to cover consultant costs if needed for in service training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Foundation Fund For the Advancement of Education
Jon L Carnochan
Frederick County
California
Carnochan
San Francisco
Michigan
Thousands Protest Across Vietnamese Cities In Antiwar Rallies
In Saigon and Da Nang thousands joined marches criticizing Premier Ky and the US. Demonstrators included students, troops, Buddhist monks, and civilians. Police and riot troops were deployed as crowds gathered near Buddhist headquarters and during daylight protests in Hue and Da Nang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Buddhist Institute
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Hue
Viet Nam
Washington
Samuel B Thomson
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Cooper-Hughes
Annapolis
John A. Derr
C. S. Bartgis
Calvin S. Bartgis
County
Beee Fluer Oreigh
Hnmaken Bau
Mt. Airy
oKek
Transport Workers Union
Philadelphia
John Mellon
TWU
PRR
Central of Georgia
Grand
Trunk Western
Bray
Wayne
Dalas
Umor
Gibson
U.S
Plymouth
Matgomery County
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