Senate panel stalls on Wolf Ladejinsky case
Washington August 30 The Senate Civil Service subcommittee faced delays as two Agriculture Department officials could not appear and will be subpoenaed. Ian Smith and J Glen Cassity were unavailable. ADA leader Joseph Rauh attacked the inquiry as shadow boxing and urged broad fact gathering on agency security records. Also Secretary Benson cited Cassity on leave and Smith’s prior commitments. A fired Commerce Dept employee Benjamin Scher testified about an unresolved hearing. More than 14 000 farm residents are killed or injured annually.
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Wolf Ladejinsky
Agriculture Department
Olin Johnster
D-Sc
Mrlan Smith
Agriculture Benson
J. Glen Cassity
Ladejinsky
State and Agriculture Departments
Foreign Operations Administration
State
Agriculture
FAA
Americans For Democratic Action
Joseph Rauh
Rauh
Nixon
Eisenhower
ADA
Johnston
Raub Sai
Dulles
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Ment
Benjamin Scher
Commerce Department
Stiil
Scher
Protest Over Water Rate Increase Hits Hagerstown
The Washington County Board of Commissioners considers an informal protest against the Hagerstown water rate hike for out-of-town customers. About 2,900 accounts across county towns are affected as rates jump from 36 to 75 cents per 1,000 gallons, while city customers pay 30 cents. Officials call the 100 plus percent rise unfair to county residents and note the city expects $96,000 more in revenue. OGLE REUNION DESCENDANTS MEET IN DICKERSON A reunion for descendants of John and Julia Ogle gathered at Edwin R Mathews home in Dickerson on August 28 with attendees including the Mathews and Gibson families and their children.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Board of Commissioners
Harry Spock
W. B. Elgin
Ogle
John
Julia Ogle
Edwin R Mathews
Dickerson
Edwin R. Mathews
Judith
Ellen
B. C. Gibson
Bernard C. Gibson Jr
Cynthia
Joan
Ron
Rescued Dog Dead After Sewer Pipe Rescue
Blackie the pedigreed cocker spaniel trapped in a Monocacy Valley sewer pipe for about 30 hours in Edmonston Maryland died after the State Roads Commission freed him with an $85 job. The annual picnic by the Supervisors' Section was held Tuesday evening in Husky Park and well attended.
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Monocacy Valley Association
State Roads Commission
Husky
Blackie Park
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