Local Teachers Seek More Pay in Frederick County
Frederick County teachers filed a petition for higher salaries, but county commissioners postponed action for at least a week. Commissioner Cooper cited farm damage and detention of others as reasons. Only Joseph F. Rhoderick joined the petition. a lunch invitation to tour Parkay School was extended to the board. The 1951 legislature had approved a raise vetoed by the governor, with hopes for action next year as the raise was considered temporary until the 1952 General Assembly.
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Frederick
Aly
A. Grant Cooper
Young
Rhoderick
Baltiore
County Board of Education
Ostpone
Hagerstown
Washington County
Meeldin
Lesser Mobley
F Eel
Maryland counties weigh permanent raises for teachers
Mobley noted that many counties already made raises permanent and warned the Legislature might see no need to act if the trend continues. Commissioners said they granted temporary increases to keep Washington County Board of Education competitive with other counties for teachers next fall.
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Maryland
Mobley
Washington County
Three Planes Collide Killing Two Air Force Pilots
Dayton dispatch reports two piloted fliers died when a jet fighter collided with two propeller driven planes, tearing off the jet wing. Capt. Kenneth G. McKusky and Lt. Robert P. Eckert were killed. Lt. Franklin C. Winters was injured, and another pilot escaped unscathed. The accident occurred near Wright-Patterson AFB.
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Dayton
Air Force
Robert P. Eckert
Fort Monroe
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Cajun
Kenneth G. McKusky
Hibbing
Minn
Franklin C. Winters
Eugene
Ore
Wright Patterson base crews face jet and propeller clash in Korea era incident
Four aircraft including a propeller driven fighter collided with a jet near Dayton at 1,8001 feet altitude. A formation partner Mustang escaped the crash while Lt. R. G. Hayes bailed out with cuts. Winters, veteran of 111 Korea missions, avoided the disaster. All planes operated from Wright Patterson Air Force Base. DR. LEVIN RENAMED Annapolis. Dr. Harry Levin of Baltimore was named to a six year term on the Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners joining new appointees L. Lynn Emmiatt and Arthur Warbaugh to the boards.
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Dayton
Winters
R. G. Hayes
Levin
Annapolis
Harry Levin
Baltimore
State Board of Dental Examiners
McKeldin
L. Lynn Emmiatt
William D. Day
Arthur Warbaugh
Hagerstown
Robert J. Spittel
Catonsville
Maryland Board of Pharmacy
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