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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1959

Page

11

Howard County Without A Police Chief

A circuit court ruling leaves Howard County without a police chief as commissioners face a possible new law to authorize chief appointment. The issue stems from a Democratic faction on the Board of County Commissioners led by Charles M. Scott, which fired Chief E Russell Moxley. Police Lt Harry Harrison had served as acting chief. his future depends on whether the commissioners pass a law enabling a chief appointment.

Ellicott City Howard County Charles M. Scott Scott Arthur K. Pickett Norman E. Moxley E. Russell Moxley Moxley Monley Harry Harrison Harrison

Vandals Shoot Bulbs At SECA Building

vandals fired BB rifles at SECA pavilion on Burek Street and Scholis Lane during the night between Monday and Tuesday, shooting 22 150 watt yellow bulbs. police notified and investigation begun, according to Haney Harrington SECA president.

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Charge Man Wife In Bank Robbery Case

A federal grand jury charged Raimond L. Mullston Maryland, his wife Masi Mullson, and Glenn W. O'Dell 26 of Beav er WL Ve with taking part in the 18 250 robbery of the Central Bank of Howard County at Clarksville in November 1957. A third man was named as an accomplice Dari Dee Parker 27 of Ohio was charged by federal warrant issued April 9 1958.

Baltimore Howard County Clarksville Raimond L. Mullston Masi Glenn W. O'Dell Beaver WL Ve FBI Ans O'Dell Cleveland Dari Dee Parker Ohio Maryland

Loudoun County Seeks 38 New Elementary Classrooms

Loudoun County school officials estimate the need for 25 to 38 additional elementary classrooms at a cost around 1 million dollars due to rising enrollment. The plan adds to approved projects including a 1.5 million high school in Purcellville, a 290,000 Middleburg Elementary expansion, and a 295,000 Lovettsville Elementary den. Construction to start soon with 5,270 pupils currently in schools and 730 more projected in three years, 600 of them in elementary grades. Lawrence Baxter of Middleburg and Gertha Addison of Arcola received 350 Penny scholarships for the coming year.

Leesburg Loudoun State Board of Education Milion High Purcellville Middleburg Lovettsville Lawrence Baxter Gertha Addison Arcola Young Baxter Loudoun County High School Bridgewater College Miss Addison Loudoun High Madison College Harrisonburg Mary Farris

Maj General Shoup Nominated As Marine Commandant

President Eisenhower selected Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup to head the Marine Corps. He currently commands the Parris Island Recruit Depot and would succeed Gen. Randolph McC. Pate when his term ends. Shoup, 54, earned the Medal of Honor for Tarawa action in World War II.

Gettysburg Eisenhower David M. Shoup Marine Corps White House Ito Shoup Senate Parris Island S.C Randolph McC. Pate Horner 2Nd Marine Division Tarawa Atoll

Court News and Local Deeds From Frederic County

Court news lists marriage licenses for Garmon Lipton and Helen Bartholow both of Frederic and Jack Neal of New Market with Dorothy Bell of Frederick. Property deeds record Viola Smith to Richard Shank, Joan Simmers to John Eschelberger, Isadore Wilkins to William Pocock, and Earl Mercer to John Engle with $10 or $16. Arms plant found near Nicosia in Cyprus. police say objects and machinery linked to arms manufacture were seized. Adenauer in Italy hopes Eisenhower Khrushchev talks yield world peace. he arrived for vacation.

Garmon R. Lipton Helen V. Bartholow Frederi Jack Douglas Neal New Market Dorothy la Rue Bell Frederick Viola M. Smith Richard L. Shank Joan J. Simmers John M. Eschelberger Isadore Wilkins William C. Pocock Earl W. H. Mercer John L. Engle

Grushon Resigns as League Officer in Maryland Branch

EASTON Maryland the annual convention of the Maryland State Branch of the National League of Postmasters closed with officer elections Amos H Wyatt of Marydel stepped down as president after three years and Samuel T Eaton of Edgewater was elevated from first vice president Olie Teeter of Flintstone became president pro tempore Grace V Wilson of Principio Furnace Cecils county was elected second vice president Elwood J Greenhalgh of Royal Oak Talbot county was named third vice president Post Office Department officials briefed postmasters on latest developments.

Elwood J. Greenhalgh Royal Oak Talbot County

Get Rid of Roaches and Ants with No Roach Sale

Mrs Mildred Grushon of Get rid of roaches and ants with Graceham Frederick county Johnsons No Roach is on sale at Safeway for twelve years Peoples Drug Williamson's White Hills sell Modern Pharmacy Allen's Mulford of Galena Kent county and your favorite drug store or The convention was attended by supermarket.

Mildred ¥. Grushon Graceham Frederick County Johnson Safeway jPeoples Drug Williamson’s White Margaret E. ‘Sell Modern Pharmacy Allen’s Mulford Galena Kent Country

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