Frederick fire chief cites 58 dead end fire plugs in city
Dr James Marrone of the Frederick Fire Company warned Civitan Club that the city suffers 58 dead end fire plugs and single line water mains in places. He showed a map of water lines noting Patrick and Market streets supply 3 420 gallons per minute while North Market at the city limits yields only 500 gallons, half engine capacity.
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Frederick City
Civitan Club of
Frederick
James Marrone
Marrone
United Fire Company
Martone
Patrick
Market Streets
North Market Street
Maryland
School For the Deaf
Damascus High Awards Honor Students and Leaders
An awards assembly at Damascus High School recognized student leaders with pins for Student Council department heads Sandra King Jerry Hyatt Woodrow Ward Ellen Saylor Jack King Mary Jo Watkins Ann Davidson Jane Watkins Barbara McDaniel Rosalie Mullinix John King Patjyeia Poole Jean Allen Deborah Warfield Honor pins went to Ann Davidson Janice Grime Jerry Hyatt Dean Kesler Opal King Sandra King Jane Watkins Connie Mills Charles Rhinehart Mary Jo Watkins Honor Roll certificates were given to students on the year’s every grading period including Terry McCreery Louisa Reddiss Anna Slacum Lynn Barron Juna Anni Burdette Joanne Duvall Jane A. Watkins Linda Burdette Gaye Reddiss Peggy Burdette Darlene Lyons Susan Petrie Carolyn White Clifford Burdette Mary Jo Watkins Margaret Burdette Ann Davidson Sandra King Jane C. Watkins Chosen to attend Boys State were Billy Ruth Danny Baker Frank Rice James Kemp. Girls State selections were Mary Jo Watkins and Rosalyn Bell. The 9th grade History Award went to Clifford Burdette for high academic achievement and examination. The D A R Chevy Chase Chapter noted the Lincoln Fire fire not the department’s fault. Senior Gift to the School was presented by Linda Blood and the school’s identify project was placed in the grass bowl with a stone base donated by James Johnson and L F Easter.
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Damascus High School
Sandra King
Jerry Hyatt
Woodrow Ward
Ellen Saylor
Jack King
Mary Jo Watkins
Ann Davidson
Jane O. Watkins
Barbara McDaniel
Rosalie Mullinix
John King
Pat J ‘Yieia Poole
Jean Allen
Deborah Warfield
Janice Grime
Dean Kesler
Opal King
Ithout
Martone
Chevy Chase
Wilson
Linganore Elaine Tobin
Arthur Tackman
Lincoln
Linda Blood
Damascus
Des
James Johnson
L. F. Easterday
Two-Platform Brochure Proposal Sparks Maryland GOP Letter
Maryland Republican chair D Eldred Rinehart urged Democrat T Barton Harrington to publish party platforms in a single brochure and share costs as public service. He suggested side by side or paid newspaper ad formats to allow easy platform comparison across the state.
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Baltimore
Maryland Republican Committee
D. Eldred Rinehart
T. Barton Harrington
Maryland Democrats
Marrone
Rinehart
Frederick
Charles E. Hartman
Fegal
Jack Cook Jr
Civitan Club
Ocean City
Jdo
Maryland University
Woman Doctor Found Guilty In Traffic Court
Dr. Bernice Louise Wedum of Wilson Place, Frederick pediatrician, was found guilty in Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker court after a head on collision on Alternate U.S. 40. Wedum received a $10 fine for failing to yield the right of way. Captain Wilhelm’s reckless driving charge was dismissed.
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Frederick
Bernice Louise Wedum
Wilson Place
Leonard F. Glenn
Wedum
U.S. 40
Marland’ Avenue
Braddock
Army Ain Linwood Givens Wilhelm
H. Reese Ee
Wilhelm
Helen Elizabeth
Shoemaker
Goose flies successfully in multiple test flights
Force Missile Test Center at Cape Canaveral and Fairchild Aircraft Division as prime contractor for the system report the Goose has been test flown on numerous occasions.
Lebanon President Chamoun Stands Against Coup by Rebels
A Lebanese core of revolutionaries failed to topple President Camille Chamoun despite support from Gamal Abdel Nasser. Rebels, armed with smuggled weapons and bomb threats, underestimated Chamoun as Western diplomats and observers note his steel resolve while Nasser-backed propaganda intensifies.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
UAR
United, Arab Republic
Nasser
Syria
Chamoun
Chamoun Jhas
Lvery
Shadow
Security Council
Damascus
Cairo
Maryland unemployment claims and exhaustion rates by city
Maryland Department of Employment Security reports on June 7 benefit claims and exhaustion rates across cities. Data covers Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Silver Spring Hyattsville Annapolis Towson Bel Air Cambridge Chestertown Centreville Salisbury Elkton Oakland Westminster Easton Crisfield Baltimore City and Out-of-state totals. Eugene H. Hinton, 59, longtime executive sports editor of the Miami News, dies from apparent heart attack.
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Annapolis
Department of Employment Security
Searyland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Towson
Bel Air
Cambridge
Chestertown
Centreville
Salisbury
Elkton
Oakland
Westminster
Easton
Crisfield
Baltimore City
Eugene H. Hinton
Miami, Fla
The
Miami News
Maryland Delaware Water and Sewage Association Elects Officers
The Maryland Delaware Water and Sewage Association named two Middletown men to its four executive posts. Frederick City plant head Robert H. Hartman retired from the presidency. Donald K. Ham eson becomes president, Louis E. Ousje moves to first vice president, and W. McLean Bingley remains secretary treasurer. C. Gordon Remsburg elected second vice president. Hartman stays on as immediate past president. The session also approved a certification program for sanitary engineers across Maryland Delaware and Washington.
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Maryland - Delaware Water and Sewage Association
Middletown
Frederick City
Robert H. Hartman
Association
Donald K. Hameson
Delaware State Department of Health
Louis E. Ous Je
University of Maryland In College Park
W. McLean Bingley
Maryland State Department of Health
C. Gordon Remsburg
Fort Meade
Sewage Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hartman
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
Ralph E. Fuhrman
Thomas Forrest
Thomas J. McCormack
EB. F.rockehharlie
Tidewater
A. W. Lewis
Walter J. Harrison Jr
John E. Kester
U.S. Army Engineers
Agreement on 10 Percent Pay Boost for Federal Workers
Senate-House conferees reached a 10 percent pay increase for about 1,021,000 civil service and related government employees. The measure, retroactive to January 1, funds a roughly 542 million dollar annual payroll rise and adds 599 new supergrade jobs.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Congressional
Federal Judiciary
Foreign Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration Medical Service
Federal
Senate House
15 Cent Hourly Raise for Local Construction Workers
The Building and Construction Trades Council announced a 15 cent hourly increase for contractors in the Cumberland area. President Harry Hickle said the raise takes effect July 1 and applies to current rates from 1.95 dollars per hour for laborers to 3.25 dollars for plasterers.
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Cumberland
Building and Construction Trades Council
Con
Harry Hickle
Council
Campaign thanks from a hopeful alderman candidate
A candidate thanks supporters for their confidence in the alderman race and pledges to serve the public honorably. The message expresses gratitude and commitment to public duty.
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Air Force Today
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Wayside Radio
BS. Patrick St
State Assn
R.R. Rice
Robert E. Dailey SR
Reed Motor CO
Middletown, Md
Dad
Reed’s
Studebaker
Presd
Packard
Hester
Autom Blue
Ford
Victoria
Wasi
Clee
Wes
Custom
Fordomstic
Buick
Riviera
WSW
Reed Motor
A. L. Smith
Alter
Edward Siedling
Carrail Parkway
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Televisions
Ronan
Park 'N’ Discount Mart
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