Cut in Patronage Burdens Is Urged
Washington December 6 President Coolidge and Congress are urged to end patronage burdens by extending the merit system across government service The Civil Service Reform League report says the pressure of office seekers shortened several presidents lives including Harding It condemns spoils appointments by the Post Office Department and other agencies and urges Coolidge to curb partisan influences with reforms and league support It also renews criticism of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing disguisals under Harding.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
National Civil Service Reform League
League
Harding
Wilson
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Customs Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Shipping Board
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Coolitge
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Secre
No. 71 Jary Work and federal personnel report
No. 71 Jary Work was condemned for removal of A. P. Davis as Director of Reclamation. The report said this showed utter disregard of merit and civil service law. The Federal Personnel Classification Board, after six months, has made little progress toward correcting chaotic federal personnel conditions. East Third St. Property Sold. Gilmore R. Flautt sold to Mr and Mrs Tylee Engle Jr the two story brick dwelling No 103 East Third Street. The house is modern with bath heat electric lights and gas.
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Jary Work
A. P. Davis
Work
Federal Personnel Classification Board
Federal
East Third St
Gilmore R. Flautt
Tylee B. Engle
East Third Street
Engle
Benefit Sale at Bellevue Farm Auction
Members of the Grace Reformed church Young Ladies Guild in this city held a benefit sale serving coffee and sandwiches during an auction at the Bellevue farm east of Drederck tedar.
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Young Ladies’ Guild
The
Grace Reformed Church
Bellevue Farm
Drederck Tedar
Recital by Menges and Smith at Walkersville Hall
Miss Elizabeth F. Menges and Mrs. Bertha Jones Smith will present a recital in Walkersville Nall on Friday evening. The item notes an unrelated line about a moth damaged wool overcoat being 75 percent safe.
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Elizabeth F. Menges
Bertha Jones Smith
Walkersville Nall
State police budget hike seeks 47 2 735 yearly over three years
Commissioner Baughman asks 472 735 a year for three years to expand the State Police. Proposed increases would raise force from 35 to 50 and add 10 examiners, create sub stations at Salisbury Laurel and west of Braddock Heights, and relieve traveling duties from the current patrol. An old time butchering event near Woodsboro is also noted with several local participants.
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Motor Vehicles
Baughman
Salisbury
Laurel
Braddock Heights
Washington Boulevard
Maryland
Traddock Heights
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