Reserves Affected By New Plans In Mid Atlantic Area
US Army Reserve units in Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania the District of Columbia will undergo a nationwide reorganization to a pentomic structure. Major General H J Van der Heide announced the plan set to finish by July 1959. Active reserves will shift to stronger units with some inactivations and new designations. Six Frederick units totaling about 300 reservists will be discontinued and several signal and construction units reorganized or inactivated. Special training units will be created to keep officers and enlisted men qualified and able to accumulate retirement points. A police incident in Bethesda details officers pursuing a suspect amid the restructuring.
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Realtors Back Bills In Maryland Assembly Meeting
Realtors of Frederick County voiced support Monday for bills before the Maryland legislature to raise professional standards and protect the public. Richard E Zimmerman outlined two bills on broker definitions and licensing exam failure waiting periods at the Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting with Senator Samuel Barrick and Frederick lawmakers. A funeral was held in Charles Town for Herbert Lee Alexander, 89, former West Virginia House member and longtime insurance professional.
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Omnibus Housing Bill Approved by Senate Banking Panel
The Senate Banking Committee advanced a $22.996 billion omnibus housing measure far above the $1.65 billion request. Debate begins Wednesday as the bill includes 51,000 housing starts, a GI loan rate rise to 4 percent, and funds to revitalize urban renewal and public housing. One Democrat abstained. Willis Robertson did not vote.
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Tawes Named Ex Officio Member of SR Education Board
Atlanta Georgia state news reports Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes has been named an ex officio member of the Southern Regional Education Board. The board, founded in 1849, coordinates education policy across Southern states.
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Investment advice from a registered representative
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