Board Okays Raises For Teachers
The Frederick County School Board unanimously approved a raise from 4500 to 5000 for all public school teachers in Frederick County. Principals and supervisors were excluded from the general raise and will be considered separately in executive session. The action awaits approval from the Frederick County Commissioners and a state raise to 4800 is pending.
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Frederick County
C Gordon Smith
Tramsville
Gordon Smith
John L Carnechan Jr
Hallar Best
Walkersville
Ross V. Smith
Thurmount
Ross Smith
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Mary Condon Hodgson
Carnochan
United Fire Company Holds Annual Meeting and Banquet
Members of the United Fire Company gathered at the fire hall for the annual election of officers and banquet. About 250 attendees heard a memorial for W. Bartgis Storm, whose past president badge was framed beside his portrait. Present were city officials, state fire officials, and several county fire members.
Historic milestones in American history by year
A compact historical recap lists events from 1842 to 1963 including Rev Jason Lee founding Oregon Institute later Willamette University, Florida troops seizing Fort St Augustine in 1861, New York State vetoing seating five Socialist Assembly members in 1920, Gershwin finishing Rhapsody in Blue in 1924, George C Marshall resigning in 1949 and Dean Acheson succeeding him, and James Meredith at the University of Mississippi announcing withdrawal in 1963.
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Salem
Oregon
Jason Lee
Oregon Territory
Oregon Institute
Willamette University
Florida
U.S
St. Augustine
George C Marshall
Truman
Dean G. Acheson
James H Meredith
University of Mississippi
Junior Fire Officers Elected At Regular Meeting
At a Monday Junior Fire Company meeting, officers were elected with Charles E Troxell as secretary, Louis F Esterly Sr and John F Davis as directors, James F Walsh as captain, Ray Spurrier as director, and Austin M Fogle as treasurer. Also noted are today’s featured anniversaries and birthdays including Albert Bierstadt born 1830 in Dusseldorf, Orval Faubus birthday, and other notable figures.
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Albert Bierstadt
Dusseldorf
Germany
United States
Bierstadt
Hudson River School of Art
National Academy
Legion of Honor
Bierstandt
Yosemite
Monterey
New York City
Orval Eugene Faubus
Arkansas
Combs
Ark
Irving H. Page
Cleveland Clinics Foundation
Indianapolis
John Brownlee
Geelong
Australia
Philip Kingsland Crowe
U.S
Hawthorne man leaves $3,000 to mother in will
Lester C Broomhall age 80 died December 21 in Hawthorne New Jersey. He left three thousand dollars of his estate to his mother Margaret R Hogan who is 100 years old and living in Paterson according to a Pas saic County surrogate filing on Monday.
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Paterson
Hawthorne
N.J
Passaic County
Lester C Broomhall
Margaret R. Hogan
Hyattsville, Md
Lanham, Md
Mitchellville
Bowie
Seeking Head For School Prayer Group
Frederick Chamber of Commerce manager Richard D Hammond seeks a local chairman for the Constitutional Prayer Foundation to promote bringing prayer back to public schools by a Constitutional Amendment. The search targets a prominent, nonpolitical figure. no Frederick chair has been found yet. Annually, more than 6 000 persons die from residential fires and explosions.
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Frederick
Fire alarm at farm chimney blaze near Creagerstown
The Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Co was called at 7 40 pm Monday to extinguish a chimney fire in the farm dwelling of Robert Kolb near Creagerstown. Firemen reported no damage to the house and remained on scene for about an hour.
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Rocky Ridge
Robert Kolb
Creagerstown
McCain Reelected By Juniors
Members of Junior Fire Company No. 2 met at the fire house on North Market street last night and elected officers for the coming year. The banquet and awards are set for this Monday. Elected officials include President Russell H. McCain,Vice presidents Albert Blumenauer and William H S Miller, Secretary Charles Troxell, Treasurer Austin M Fogle, and a slate of directors and lieutenants led by Captain James F Walsh and First Lieutenant Martin J Walsh. Chief hose director John Hartman with assistant hose directors Michael Hahn Jr Ronald Boone Carl Smith Ralph Boone and others were named along with pipe crew leaders and the surgeon and chaplain.
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United Fire Company
W. Bartgis Storm
William M. Moore
Alton Y. Bennett
James M Morgan Jr
Frederick
Maryland State Fire Association
Old Swampers
Frank Buch
Chester Miller
James Bowers
Harry Marman
James Marrone
Robert L. Smith
Stanley Y. Bennett
Paul Gordon
John Barber
Paul Beard
Ellis Carty
W. Ver Forney
Arthur R. Hoffman
Glenn Summers
Kenneth Willard
John Francis Davis
Ray Spurrier
James F. Walsh
Martin J Walsh
Grayson S. Abrecht
John Francis Brightwell
Howard Stroup
John Hartman
Michael Hahn Jr
Ronald Boone
Carl Smith
Ralph Boone
Charles Ritenour
Austin Fogle
Pizza Shop Expands Into New Patrick Street Site
The Pizza Shop, longtime at 43 East Patrick Street, announced a move to 120 West Patrick Street this month. The relocation will occur on part of the site of contractor Robert Russell’s Gardentype office and store project near Court Streets, with plans to join the Russell project after the present building is torn down.
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Robert Russell
Patrick and
Court Streets
Pizza Shop
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Russell
Rosalind Nasher
Four Democrats enter Morgantown mayoral race contest
Bonn Brown and four men announced as candidates for the nomination to lead Morgantown. Erin's Italian Kitchen plans a new name and menu expansion during the 27 day filing period. Upshur County businessman Outright is among entrants to compete in the race.
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Ton Jr
Morgantown
Bishop
Kins
Bonn Brown
Erin
Pizza Shop Own
Hagerstown
Harold W Dishes
G. Outright
Upshur County
Goldstein Answers Racial Questions in Senate Bid
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein defended civil rights stances while filing for the U S Senate as he cited an integrated restaurant in Prince Frederick and said he supports Kennedy era civil rights legislation including public accommodations. He noted his public record on race relations since voting to repeal Jim Crow decades ago. In West Virginia, three contenders entered the Democratic governor race on the first filing day for the May primary, including Hulett C. Smyth and Julius W. Singleton.
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Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
U.S. Senate
Prince Frederick
Calvert County Human Relations Committee
JFK
Congress
Kennedy
Goldstein
Maryland
W. VA
Charleston
West Virginia
Commerce
Hulett C. Smyth
Beckley
House of Delegates
Julius W. Single
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Dailey’s Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and Son
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
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