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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1960

Page

14

Frederick United Appeal sets payroll plan for October drive

A master plan outlines deadlines for a fall United Appeal campaign in Frederick. Goals include payroll deduction participation, budgeting for a countywide joint drive with Community Chest Red Cross USC, and naming area solicitors. The drive runs from August through a October 13 kickoff parade and ends October 28.

Frederick United Appeal Organization Frederics United Appeal Community Chest Red Cross USC National United Fund Committee The Fort Detrick Market Street South Market Street Public United Appeal

Carroll County Education Board Approves 1960 61 Contracts

The Carroll County Board of Education met July 19 approving teaching contracts for 1960 61 and authorizing resignations and contract releases for several teachers. The board set procedures for sick leave cases, considered field hospital use, truck trades, and bids for oil coal boilers. They deferred Taneytown building plans until Spring 1961 and planned pupil transfers to ease Taneytown Elementary overcrowding. The board designated John Carroll Dunn as architect for a consolidated high school in the southern county and directed publicity and community meetings on the merger plan.

Carrol County Board of Education Joan A. Strevig Arthur J. Williams Janet Beamer Amelia W. Yingling Jane Anne Riddle Mildred M. Welty Olivia Devilbiss Larry’ James Crosswhite Richard Hil John C. Blizzard, Jr Catherine R. Finch Regina Westminster Jr. High Baltimore W. H. Davis Company Westminster New Windsor George L. Harner J. H. Allender i Sons Company Westminster Home, Co Taneytown Elmer Wolfe Uniontown John Carroll Dunn Sykesville Mount Airy Sr Locke & Jackson

Westminster board approves ninth grade move to junior high

The Westminster Board of Education accepts with regret the resignation of Gerald E. Richter as Supervisor of High Schools to become Superintendent of Schools in Talbot County. The board approves the teacher roster, though incomplete, and orders publicity for all county schools.

Westminster Westminster Jr Gerald E. Richter Talbot County

Mathias to Speak to Young Republican Group

Delegate Charles McC. Mathias Jr Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District will address Region Three Young Republicans at 8 p.m. Monday in Singanore Grange Hall Unionville. Open meeting with refreshments after a brief business session. Community officers listed include Reyburn Browning president Mrs J Wilfred Runkles secretary and Mrs Richard Grossnickle treasurer.

Charles McC. Mathias Jr Congress Sixth Congressional Young Republicans Club Singanore Grange Hall Unionville Clyde Bohn Jr Young Republicans Organization Mathias Singanore Liberty Mount Pleasant New Market Johnsville Urbana Woodville Reyburn Browning J. Wilfred Runkles Richard Grossnickle

Living Costs At New High

Washington reports the consumer price index rose 0.2 percent in June, reaching 126.42 percent of the 1947–49 base. Food costs climbed, with air craft, electrical, and trucking wages gaining small escalator raises. Despite higher weekly earnings, overall buying power declined due to rising prices, especially for food, gasoline, medical care, rent, and transportation.

Washington Labor Department

Kennedy Harriman discuss defense amid Khrushchev tensions

Sen. John F. Kennedy and adviser W Averell Harriman spoke at Hyannisport about a major defense spending plan as a strong response to Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev. Harriman suggested a possible two billion dollar supplemental appropriation when Congress reconvenes, framing it as a vital measure in U S policy.

Hyannisport. Mass John F. Kennedy W. Averell- Harriman Nikita Khrushchev Harriman Moscow Fof New York Kennedy Khrushchev

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