C and P Honors Four Longtime Employees on 25 Years
Four C and P Telephone Co employees Margaret Culler Arthur R Davis Charles C F Stull Jr and Melvin W Ambrose received jeweled service emblems for 25 years of service. Profiles detail Culler born Frederick her family home Westminster postings wartime and leadership roles. Davis Navy veteran and multiple community affiliations. Stull longtime Walkersville official musician and volunteer. Ambrose early Frederick work and Babe Ruth League leadership with family ties.
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C & P Telephone Company
Margaret Culler
Arthur R Davis
Charles C F Stull Jr
Melvin W Ambrose
Culler
Frederick
George E. Lewis Sr
West 14Th Street
Westminster
Ralph
C. & P. Telephone Company
Davis
C & P. Telephone Company
Washington
Navy
U.S.S. Augusta
Calvary Methodist Church
Telephone Pioneers of America
American Legion, Loyal Order of Moose, Amvets, Elks Club
Monocacy
Saul
Margaret Yinger
Walkersville
Ambrose
Thurmont
Gaithersburg
Deadline Today For Tobacco Marketing Quotas Vote
Frederick County growers face a mail ballot deadline for the tobacco marketing quotas referendum. Eligible voters include those with 1966 Maryland tobacco interests or 1967 allotments, with a two thirds yes vote required to approve quotas for the next three crops. Ballots must reach the ASCS County Office by February 24. late returns are not counted. Harold M. Free, chair, notes penalties and price supports hinge on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Tobacco
Free
ASCS
Harold M. Free
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
State Teachers Back Tax Reform Bill Support
The general council of the Maryland State Teachers Association votes unanimously to back the major tax reform legislation before the Maryland General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Council
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Maryland General Assembly
Agnew Urges Less Federal Control of Aid to States
Annapolis AP Gov. Agnew urged cutting strings on federal aid to give states more maneuvering room for vital funds. He backed state flexibility to chart their own course and criticized federal highway beautification rules tied to potential aid loss of six million dollars for Alabama? Noted American Legion numbers reflect a 2,539,916 member tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Agnew
Maryland
Agnew Links Federal Standards to Traffic Legislation
Agnew says federal funding threats force states to comply with programs. He notes the same leverage applies to traffic legislation, arguing both federal programs are beneficial but could coerce states into conformity to sustain vital programs.
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Agnew
Young Democrats Name Committees
The Frederick Young Democrats appointed committee chairmen for the year at their meeting last night. Appointments include Donald C. Whitworth for Constitution and Bylaws, Richard R. Kline for Program and Entertainment, Herman Miller for Legislative, Mrs. Beverly B. Byron for Elections and Registration, Frederick J. Bower for Finance, and Ronald D. Lipps for Publicity. A general meeting is set for March 30.
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Frederick Young Democrats
Donald C. Whitworth
Richard R. Kline
Herman
Miller
Beverly B. Byron
Frederick J. Bower
Ronald D. Lipps
Clhub
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Independent Hose Company
Emma
Big Seminole Road
Stull
Fineman
Ballymore
Army
Damascus
Walkersvire
Walkersvdle = Voluunteer Fire Company
Yellow Springs
Glade Valley Lions Club
V.F.W
American Legion
Fra
Ternal Order of Eagles
Bethel Lutheran Church
Tim
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Schley Avenue
Charles Stull
Melvin Ambrose
Arthas Davis
Frederick County
Mars Opticians
West
Eyves
Bausch & Lomb
Sava
SAAB
Christofher R. Custer
W. Patrick St. Eat. Frederick
U.S
Rambler Amercan
Door Seuan
Lawson Motors
Ics
America
Lawson Motor
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, MD
U. S
Sulucu Luguwave
Fed
Young Democrats
Smiths
Smith
Potomac Edison Electric Heating
P.E
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Conversion Heating Dept
Potomac Edison Co
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
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