CSC Reports On Firing Workers
The Civil Service Commission said about 41 percent of workers listed as fired or under security review had left government employment since May. The figures cover cases reviewed by Sen. Johnston’s subcommittee and include hires under Democratic administrations. The data, drawn from 4,020 cases, show 2,204 or 58.8 percent hired under Democrats and 1,542 or 41.2 percent after Jan 20, 1953. The commission estimates 5.4 percent rehired across 3,907 examined cases.
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Uncertain Maryland Special Session This Month
Baltimore January 10 The chance of a Maryland Legislature special session this month remains uncertain. Dr. Carl N. Everstine said drafting progress on a port authority bill is underway with a New York law firm. a few pages will be sent to Baltimore in the next days. Gov. McKeldin and leaders target January 23, but constitutional technicalities may block action before February 1.
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Joint Port Commission
Baltimore
Maryland
Carl N. Everstine
Department of Legislative Reference
McKeldin
County Firemen Banquet Planned for February
The Frederick County Firemen's Association will hold its first annual banquet at Walkersville, with a definite date to be set at a Sunday committee meeting. The banquet committee includes Clinton K. Hughes Braddock Heights Edward Morgan president of the association this city Kenneth Keefer Emory Carmack also of the city and Charles Miller Charles Stull of Walkersville. Two trophies will be awarded to honor the outstanding individual fireman and outstanding Frederick County fire company.
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Walkersville
Clinton K. Hughes
Braddock Heights
Edward Morgan
Kenneth Keefer
Emory Carmack
Charles Miller
Charles Stull
Frederick County Fire Company
Airport expansion plan gains $4 million backing
Bradley D. Nash of the Air Force urged Martinburg voters to approve a $4.0 million bond to expand the municipal airport. If approved, bonds on February 7 would fund land purchase of 200 acres and trigger start of work in April, with federal funds replacing prior plans for $3 million.
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West Virginia National
Air Guard Relocation and Federal Funding Increase
An Air Guard unit shifts to Martinsburg while Nash cites a federal appropriation rising by one million dollars. The report notes increased funding and the move affecting local defense facilities. Stakeholders include federal officials and regional authorities overseeing basing and budget allocations.
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