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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1958
Page
15
The News reports in Feegerick Maryland that a statewide brochure or booklet will compile a “State of the State” report from all state agencies and departments. It notes the deadline of March 15 1958 and quotes officials outlining format and color choice.
Governor McKeldin's office seeks concise agency reviews covering 1951 to present for a forthcoming booklet. Departments lacking drafting staff are urged to hire qualified help at department expense. The plan mirrors a Baltimore mayoral brochure criticized as campaign aid and raises questions on political use of taxpayer funds.
Ralph Wm Boyer offers growing choek ingalow with oil hot water and good water near mile 12 west of oily. Signs at the wagon Wheel indicate sales with ten thousand dollars. First world convention for parakeet keels mot at Harrogate will host about 800 attendees from 11 nations.
Washington February 27 Richard A Mack denied being influenced by any person in his 2 1/2 years on the Federal Communications Commission. He testified under a barrage of questions during a four day House Legislative Oversight session, smiling yet tired as he refused to resign. He said Whiteside loaned him money but he had placed his finances in the Miami lawyer’s hands. He acknowledged some loans and advances totaling over $10,000 were repaid in recent years, and claimed he knew little about a separate matter Whiteside had a stake in. Mack insisted no one, including Whiteside or the National Airlines subsidiary, pressured his FCC decisions. The session also noted rival A Frank Katsenline’s strong support and suggested resignation or removal may come at the next committee meeting March 1.
Listings show several brick dwellings on Third Street and Patrick Street with 4 to 6 rooms and rents around 1600 annually. Includes stock and dairy farm opportunities at 320 acres, 110 acres Middletown Valley farm, and a 150 acre hog and dairy farm with buildings. References Grayson, Mounce & Sons, Palman Castle, and contact details for agents Daniel Paule and office numbers.
The Women's Guild gathered Monday at the Pleasant Ji Church, hosted by Mrs Donald Ceril with Miss present. The meeting covered announcements and Fellowship activities for the group.
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