Montgomery Board of Education Oversight of 37 School Projects
The Montgomery County Board of Education reports 37 ongoing construction projects across the county from land purchases to a new Rockville Campus at Montgomery Junior College. Major tasks include the Rockville campus 33 percent done with September 1 completion target and bids open for the Technical Building with a February 4 bid deadline. Completion estimates span December 31 for the Technical Building and August 16 for Norbeck Junior High, with several elementary schools at varying percent complete.
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J. Pincake Browning
Montgomery County Board of Education
Board of Education
Rockville
Montgomery Junior College
John F Kennedy
Bushey Drive
Norbeck
Kline Construction Comany
North Aspen
Rosemont
Tamarack
Woodley
New Boston Underworld Slaying Fires Up Boston Police
A wave of gangland killings in Greater Boston intensifies as ex convict Henry Reddington 51 is shot four times in his Weymouth home. Police say the underworld conflict grows bolder with 17 deaths linked to a manhunt for George P McLaughlin on the FBI list. Reddington’s past includes car theft bookmaking and smuggling goof balls into state prison.
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Boston
Henry F. Reddington
Weymouth
Reddington
Roabury
William J. Sheridan
Sheridan
George P
Punchy
McLaughlin
FBI
Edward
Milton
Plymouth
Edmund McNamara
Cat Club of
Maryland
Harriet Wolfgang
Minneapolis
Kay McQuillen
North Mansfield
Henry Hermes
Irvington
N.Y
Lillian Pedulla
Wilmington
Del
Montgomery County Home Burns Down
A two story frame house on Old Baltimore Road near Hyattstown was destroyed by fire around 7 30 p m. no one was home and the loss was estimated at 8000 by Montgomery County Fire Marshal Thomas Slater. Neighbors suspected a wood stove caused the blaze as Hyattstown sent four fire trucks and an ambulance.
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Austin Richardson
Old Baltimore Road
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Hyattsville
Leon Sisson
Thomas Slater
Slater
Bruce Jones
John Cooley
Cat Club Plans Baltimore Show
Entries have closed for the 3rd annual Championship Cat Show to be held Saturday and Sunday February 20 and 21 at the Baltimore Cie Center in The Chesapeake region.
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Cat Club
Baltimore
Maryland Tax Take Up 15 P. C. In '64
Maryland comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports revenues from major tax sources for the first half of the current fiscal year rose 15.5 percent from the same period a year earlier. Income taxes increased 17 percent while sales taxes climbed 11.1 percent.
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Maryland
P. C
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Montgomery County School Additions Progress Report
Garden Elementary is 67 percent complete along with Beverly Farms Elementary at 12 percent and North Potomac Junior High at 25 percent. Wheaton High School gym addition is 60 percent complete with July 25 completion. Albert Einstein High School adds 24 teaching stations begun Nov 2 and due Nov 1 now five percent. Damascus High School just began last month with no percent. Gaithersburg High School alterations nearly complete with 10 percent remaining. 17 new teaching stations are 47 percent complete with Sept 1 date. Walt Whitman High School adds 20 teaching stations at six percent complete with December 31 deadline. Cloverly Elementary School adds six classrooms, a kindergarten and library at 13 percent.
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Gaithersburg High School
Walt Whitman High School
Cloverly
Darnestown
Montg County school projects progress and bids update
Seventeen school projects show varied progress from planning to construction. Laytonsville and Washington Grove additions begin late last year with 7 and 21 percent completion respectively. Completion targets include Sept 1 for several projects and May for Montrose High pending Council approval.
County considers school additions and new campuses
Contingent on budget approval, Bethesda Chevy Chase High School gains an addition. Brookview Elementary will bid March 11 with work starting April 10. Rock Terrace High aims to begin by April 15. Hillandale Junior High plans under study. Additions planned for Burtonsville Cedar Grove North Bethesda. New elementary schools Carderock Springs Halpine Mill Creek Towne and Ritchie Park named.
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Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Brookview
Rock Terrace
Hillandale
Burtonsville
Cedar Grove
North Bethesda
Carderock Springs
Halpine
Mill Creek Towne
Ritchie Park
Young Hance Named Maryland Farm Bureau President
Calvert County tobacco grower Young D. Hance was elected president of Maryland Farm Bureau, replacing Noah Kefauver Jr. after six terms. At the bureau’s 49th annual meeting in Baltimore, G. Willard Oakley became first vice president, with R. Johns Dixon and Fred Ernst named vice presidents. EB Rankin also noted among officers.
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Baltimore
Calvert County
Young D. Hance
Maryland Farm Bureau
Hance
Noah Kefauver Jr
Frederick County
G. Willard Oakley
Worcester County
R. Johns Dixon
St. Marys County
Fred Ernst
Washington County
EB. Rankin
Balt County Officials Reelect Lusby and Kalb in Local Picks
Lusby of Baltimore County was reelected executive secretary and Edgar A Kalb of Baltimore County was reelected treasurer. The returns confirm continued leadership in county governance.
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