Career government workers face scrutiny and upheaval
Washington report surveys how firing cases and political shifts affect civil service careers. It highlights Fitzpatrick, Ladejinsky, Oppenheimer links, Davies, and Peters, noting security reforms and the clash between anti subversive drives and GOP patronage aims amid a broader civil service debate.
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Covered Dish Supper Draws Mt Pleasant Guild Members
The Mt Pleasant Evangelical and Reform Church Women’s Guild held its annual covered dish supper in the Community Hall with 43 attendees. The program featured singing, readings, a piano solo, and comic skits followed by a benediction. Notables present included Rev William Anderman Jr and family, plus numerous guild members. Edward D Storm, Frederick lawyer, will speak on America’s Democratic Heritage on January 17 at Hood College as part of the American Heritage Series.
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David
Beth
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Red Buttons bets on veteran writers for CBS show
Red Buttons says writers must back his Friday CBS program and claims he’s found them. He praises veterans Bill Davenport and Johnny Green, noting Davenport wrote for Ozzie and Harriet and Green for Blondie, Danny Thomas, and Dear Phoebe. He adds I go along with Shakespeare, the play's the thing.
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TV Host Buttons Battles Slump Amid Sponsorship Change
The boyish Buttons, once a CBS talk of the season, faced uncertain start as script and format hurdles resurfaced. A canceled sponsor followed by a throat virus sent him to the hospital and forced two show absences on the current season debut with a new network and sponsor.
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Questions And Answers From A Personal AccountingColumn
A posed Q A feature reflects on aging and merited achievement asking what a man’s later life worth reveals about true merit Then it offers quick historical trivia noting Delaware led per capita income in 1953 and the Latin Quarter in Paris originated from Latin speaking Sorbonne students
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