Madeline Wade and Frederick County ties in Virginia race
Madeline Wade, a James Wood High School English teacher and Virginia Education Association leader, runs for VEA vice president against Fairfax’s Glenn Bowman. She cites merit pay debate, favors collective bargaining, and balances state payroll issues with opposition to immediate merit pay. The piece notes her Maryland ties and family support as she campaigns.
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Frederick
James Wood High School
Virginia Education Association
Teachers’ Association
Virginia
Charles Robb
Fairfax
Glenn Bowman
Madeline Wade
Star
Winchester
Ms. Wade
VEA
Maryland
Boards of Education
Bowman
Frederick County
Sam Huffer balances teaching and theatre in Frederick
Sam Huffer a Walkersville High drama coach and choral instructor enters his 22nd year in Frederick County. He teaches music and drama, directs Brunswick High and Walkersville programs, choreographs for Octorian Theatre and Frederick Community College, and leads student productions while balancing family life and visiting shows in New York.
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Walkersville High
Sam Huffer
Frederick Community College
Hutter
Fredericktowne
Frederick County
Huffer
Georgia
Eugene Huffer
Fort Benning
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Betty Carr
Brunswick-Frederick
Middletown High School
Frostburg State College
Loyola College of Baltimore
Wally Saunders
Baltimore
Nilo Toledo
Peggy Mackett
Arbutus Junior High School
Frederick
South Mountain
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Todd
Jami
Boonsboro High
Joel
Boonsboro Middle
Katy
New York City
Dong
Felix
Man Eats Then Refuses To Pay Here Again
A Frederick County man who ate at several restaurants and refused to pay is back in jail after dining at a local eatery. A prior meal earned him three months in the House of Correction. The Weather Bureau reports Maryland’s dust storm as the season’s worst with about 15 tons per square mile, mild by western standards. Princeton senior John Francis Smith came to Frederick for Easter at Court Square with guest Herbert C. McGlure of Cincinnati. Charles S. Houck Sr. of Ceresville finished planting 40 acres of corn, ahead of the usual pace.
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Frederick County
Joe Curran
Maryland Municipal League
Brunswick
Curran
Maryland
Steadman-Keenan
American Legion
Lewis C. Dixon
Mount Airy
News-Post
George B. Delaplaine Jr
House of Correction
Seaboard
John R. Weeks
Weather Bureau
John Francis Smith
Princeton University
Frederick
Court Square
Herbert C. McGlure
Cincinnati
Charles S. Houck Sr
Ceresville
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Poolesville
North American Bluebird Society Inc
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Silver Spring
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NABS
Paulette Badman
Congress
Richard Filling
Kidney Foundation of Maryland
Gallup
Kidney Foundation
N. Charles St
J. Joseph J. Curran Jr
Spirirson Wavl Wirowiolie
Mary Mills
Frederica News-Post
Brunswick School
Marvin Todd
Octorian Theatre Company
Mame
Weinberg Center
Beau
Young Republicans
Harry Rhoderick
Barbara Crum
Young Republican
Richard Shipley
Peter James Sinclair
East Second Street
Arts League of
Stephen S. Langley
McCrory
Langley
Samuel Neaman
New York
Londontown Manufacturing Co
Boonsboro
Frank Lenore
London Fog
Baenanen
Pronancee
Prongas
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Supreme Court
Eisenhower
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Ike
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Diem
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