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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1958

Page

7

State Employes Want Raise

Maryland Classified Employes Assn asks for 33 million dollars in wage raises and 2 percent for longevity study. Board largely supportive but opposed across the board increase. Key figures include Russell S. Davis B How ard Stanbury Willard G. Rouse and George C. Weber.

Baltimore (Ap Kit the Boss Maryland Classified Employes Assn Standard Salary Board Russell S. Davis B. Howard Stanbury Willard G. Rouse Davis Stansbury Rouse George C. Web

Couple From South Guests Of Jaycees

Mr and Mrs Hans Singer Spartansburg South Carolina were honored guests during Operation Welcome Mat at Braddock Heights Park after touring Barbara Fritchie House Roger Brooke Taney Home and Key Monument. They dined at Peter Pan Inn Urbana and planned a trip to Roanoke Virginia amid a police stop on US 15.

Frederick Barbara Fritchie Roger Brooke Taney The Jaycees Francis Scott Key Mount Olivet Blarslacd School For the Deaf Singer Peter Pan Urbana Braddock Heights Park Everedye Company Charles’ Men's Wear Frederick Shopping Center Hans Singer Spartansburg 5.C Marian Singer Hans Theiler Company Switzerland Roanoke U.S. 15 George R. Cale New York Jacob R. Ramsburg S.C

Youth With 5000 Starts Investments

The 18 year old, escorted by The Singers, planned to invest by buying subway tokens and selling later at a profit. Mayor Ramsburg advised touring guests as transit officials warned tokens would lose value after fare increases. The couple expressed interest in support of Hood College and local schools. A missing Georgetown student clothing was found in a Potomac raft, with wallet bearing Patrick E. McGuire’s name. Dennis R Roney, 9, treated for a dog bite and released.

Masser Ramsburg Sing Don Koons Frederick Tailoring Co E. Fourth Street Frederick Ironleither Vincent Curtayne Steel Frederick Center Potomac Northwest Key Bridge Baker Wat Patrick E. McGuire Kins Acres Culler Lakeland

Powell Insurance Agency Service Day or Evening

Powell Insurance Agency advertises service hours day or evening at 20 West Church Street and 624 Lee Place, phone MO 2-3504.

Powell Insurance Agency West Church St Lee Place

Attempted Robbery at Frederick Shopping Center

Frederick police investigate an attempted robbery at the Frederick Shopping Center. Leroy Blumenauer, manager of Duke's Shell Service Station, said the door lock was tampered with and the burglars were interrupted before gaining entry. Sergeant A Norman Dietz leads the inquiry.

Frederick Leroy Bhumenaur Duke Shell Service Staton Blumenauer A. Noriman Dietz

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