Democratic ticket slate urged for Montgomery County races
A Montgomery County Victory Committee endorsed a Democratic slate led by Joseph B. Simpson Jr for State Senate and Gov. Lane for the statewide ticket. Also backing Russell P. Hartle for Congress and multiple county offices, the group aims to avoid a September primary, citing selections of several former opponents to show party cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Joseph B. Simpson, Jr
State Senate
Lane
Congress
Russell PF. Hartle
Hagerstown
Representative Beall
Frostburg
Republican State Central Committee
Victory Committee
Democratic Organization
Einar B. Christensen
Silver Spring
Charles W. Prettyman
Edward §. Northrop
Chevy Chase
Alice Hostetler
Potomac
Joseph A. Cantrel
Vivian Simpson
Marysilanc
House of Delegates
James Christopher
Bethesda
Frank L. Hewitt
Christensen
Northrap
Jerome M. Simmonds
Margaret Schweinhaut
Henry A. Schweinhant
Charlies “Ow
Woodward
Rockville
Clayton K. Watkins
Gaithersburg
Charles Jamison
Poolesville
Jerry T. Williams, Jr
Damascus Farmer
Grover Walker
G. LaMar Kelly, Jr
Stella Werner
Robert T. Saure
Allied Civic Group of
Preston C. King, Jr
Joseph M. Mathias
Kensington
Attorness
Register of Wills
Frank J. Davis
Orphans’ Court
Genevieve Wells
Brockville
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
General Assembly
Coleman Diamond
Robert K. Maddox
Democratic State Central Committee
Hostetler
D. Forest Walker
Camilla ©. Bowman
William Bowman
Warren Browning
Washington Suburban
Maryland State Roads notice for U S 15 project in Frederick County
State Roads Commission invites bids for the U S Route 15 upgrade near Tuscarora Creek Frederick County with a single span steel girder bridge. Bids due August 1 1950 at noon in Baltimore Maryland with five percent bond and plans fee five dollars nonrefundable. Qualified bidders must submit bid bond and comply with 1949 acts. The commission may reject any or all bids.
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State Roads Project
Sealer
Frederick County
Tuscarora Creek
Lewistown
Maryland State Employment Service
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Maryland
State Roads Commission
East Lexington Street
Baltimore
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
State Roads
C. R. Pease
Agpert M. Reindqllar
Clearing House For Complaints On Mail
Frederick Chamber of Commerce offices act as a clearing house for complaints about delayed mail to businesses. The July bulletin urges firms to report 24 hour late deliveries, keep envelopes with delivery details, and present facts to authorities for improved first class mail service. The note cites high parcel post rates and poor delivery as harmful to Frederick businesses.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Jocal C Or
Frederick Chamber of Commierces
Wecloof Coe
Frederick
Hay
Frederick C. of C
Local residents urged to file complaints via Chamber route
Citizens are invited to register concerns with the local Chamber of Commerce. The matter would then be presented to Maryland Senators and Congressmen through the U S Chamber of Commerce National Affairs Committee for consideration.
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Ahe
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Affairs Committee
Employment Likely To Break All Records
The Labor Department forecasts record employment this year exceeding the 1948 peak of 61,600. A survey of 99 major production centers and 52 smaller communities with 7 percent or more unemployment in March shows gains in 89 centers from March to May. Eight areas were removed from an April list of surpluses, and one more area was added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Robert C. Gondwin
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Goodwin
State Police Promotions Raise Dozens to First Class Troopers
State Police promoted 51 troopers to first class on Saturday. Notable area promotions include Charles E. Hollie now at Reisterstown, Melvin H. Main at Essex, and James S. Poteet now of Taneytown. Others moved or reassigned include Band at Emmitsburg and Nivers at Barracks B Linden Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hollie
Reisterstown
Melvin H. Main
Essex
James S. Poteet
Brunswick
Taneytown
Kenneth D. Band
Emmitsburg
Richard A. Nivers
Barracks B
Linden Hills
Wv. C. Boose
Yyrone
Carroll County
Edgewood
Raymond P. McGuire
William O. McElfish
Laurer M. Ridge
Charles H. DeWitt
Robert F. Stone
Arthur D. Hasenbucter
Samuel R. Dorsey
Ridgeville
John M. Worgan
Joseph D. Cavanaugh
Large Agency Promotes Record Group in Retroactive Move
Rockville Paul M Hahn and Charles Critchley lead a retroactive promotion set to July 4. The department notes this is the largest single promotion batch ever issued. The text cites hydrogen energy conversion via the carbon cycle as the most efficient natural method observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Paul M. Hahn
Charles
Critchley
Department l
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State OF Maryland
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Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
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Thos. L. Zimmerman
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