Bartgis Declares Candidacy for Democratic State Central Committee
Earl W. Bartgis of 607 Biggs Avenue announces his bid for the Democratic State Central Committee, the first man to do so. Born 1917 in Frederick, he has spent 23 years with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, rising from lineman to district supervisor. He is an independent Democrat and active in local civic groups.
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Earl W. Bartgis
Biggs Avenue
Democratic State Central Committee
Mr. Bartgis
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Elkton
Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick City
West South Street
Frederck High School
Union Manufacturing Company
Lucille Ramsburg
Creagerstown
Bartgis
Central Committee
Louise Fraley
Central Committee Eyes Rerun With Several Names Mentioned
The Central Committee plans to rerun a member candidate. Mentioned names include Alton Bennett, George F. Abrecht, and Edward D. Storm though none has filed. Current members listed are Abrecht, Philip Beard, Austin Powell, Joseph J. Coady, Ruby Hahn, Lowie Fraley, and G. Raymond Shipley.
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Central Committee
Alton Bennett
George F. Abrecht
Edward D. Storm
Democratic State Central Committee
Mr. Abrecht
Philip Beard
Walkersville
Austin Powell
Joseph J. Coady
Frederick City
Ruby Hahn
Lowie Fraley
G. Raymond Shipley
CAP Moves Back To Guy Airport
The Frederick Civil Air Patrol Squadron returns headquarters to Frederick Municipal Airport from Armory space. Meetings shift from Tuesday to Thursday with Thursday flight orientation rides for cadets. Mailing address remains PO Box 161 Frederick Maryland and meetings run 7 pm to 9 30 pm. California is the fastest growing state population wise.
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Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Frederick Municipal
Tne
CAP
Flaw Reserve Armory
Green
Richard Green
United Flying Service
Maryland
Montgomery County Plans Employee Idea Program
The Montgomery County Public Schools board approves an employee suggestion plan to improve efficiency and cut costs. Superintendent C Taylor Whittier says the program should pay back many times its cost, with cash awards from 10 to 1100 dollars for measurable savings and other safety improvements.
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Montgomery County
Board of Education
C. Taylor Whittier
Evaluation and structure of the Montgomery County Suggestion Program
The suggestion program excludes top administrators and committee members from eligibility. A nine member committee chaired by Dr. Rufus C. Browning reviews and approves departmental awards. Members include an instructional supervisor, a business staff member, three teachers from the Montgomery County Education Association, and three non professional employees.
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Whittier
Rufus C. Browning
Montgomery County Education Association
Fhe School System
Maryland University May Open Architecture School
Dr. Wilson H. Elkins president of the University of Maryland says a school of Architecture may be established at the College Park campus. This potential addition would expand the university’s professional offerings and enhance its design education.
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College Park
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Architects study Maryland students in 22 schools outside state
Dr. Elkins cited a Potomac Valley Chapter survey showing 122 Maryland students pursuing architecture in 22 schools located outside Maryland.
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Roney Motor Co
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Penney’s Great
Penney
W. Wilson Cramer
North Court St
Whitesell Pharmacy “Prescription Center
Olympia Typewriter
Adda Athe & Supply CO
East Patrick ST
HFC
Soo ‘Inence Lew
Cyporstion of Pradicring
North Market St
Monuimen
Reddy
Nfee
Carel
Heaven
Tina Aving
Federal
Sorofagur
Potomac Edison
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