Policeman Evans Leaves Frederick City Police for DMV Instructor Role
Officer Claude E Evans will leave the Frederick City Police March 21 to become a special instructor for driver rehabilitation programs run by the Maryland State Department of Motor Vehicles in Baltimore. A seven year veteran, Evans served on all city beats and mainly the 4 pm to midnight shift, noted for traffic control at the Square and All Sails Street. He is a Marine veteran born in 1923 in Columbia, Maryland, and has a long career background including service in World War II, work with an insurance firm, and tenure with Sears Roebuck before joining the police. He is married to Naomi Keeney and has two children and a foster child.
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Claude E Evans
Frederick City
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore
Evans
Department of Motor Vehicles
Columbia
Maryland
Iue Ariny Corps
Guam
Okinawa
Philadelpha Insurance Frm
St Petersbug Fla
Florida
Sears, Roebuck Company
Officer Evans
Frederick
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Fredenck City Police
All Sails
National Sherif’s Association
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBD
Law Enforcement Institute of the
University of Maryland
Policeman Accepts DMV Post Over Local Force in Baltimore
A local officer announced last night he has accepted a new position with the Department of Motor Vehicles in Baltimore. He cited a substantial salary increase and better opportunities for advancement as his reasons for leaving the police force.
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College Estates
Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
Milk Marketing Price Set for Upper Chesapeake Bay Area
Dairy farmers in the Upper Chesapeake Bay Marketing Area will receive at least 490 dollars per 100 pounds of milk in February as set by market administrator E Hickman Greene. The price reflects the blend of fluid milk and dairy product use values under the Federal Order pooling system. Approximately 2319 producers, each averaging 35 pounds daily, supplied 26 plants whose receipts and usage determined the minimum price.
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Chesapeake Bay
E Hickman Greene
Shud Mallk
Philanthropist Is Honored By St. Joseph College
Mrs Mars Shea Giordano a New York philanthropist received the Saint Louis de Marillac Medal at Saint Joseph College in Emmitsburg for devoted service. Archbishop Spellman approved her selection. She heads the Ladies of Charity in New York and serves on community welfare bodies, nursing committees, and Red Cross groups. She is a College of New Rochelle trustee and on the Ladycliff Academy board.
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New York City
Saint Joseph College
Emmittsburg
Louie de Maril‘lac
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Giordano
New York
Ladies of Chanty
Community Council of
Greater New York
National Council of Women of the
United States
National Council of Cabhal Women
National Council of Catholic Charities
College of New Rochelle
Raymond J Gallagher
Association of the Ladies of Charity of
Daughters of Charity
The
Ladies of Charity
Saint Louie
Hilda Gleason
Ed M
Saint Louise
Hilda
Association of the Laces of Charity
Coin Packs I To Be Sold At Civil War Event
Frederick will sell 400 complete sets of four Civil War Centennial coins at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to fund the Frederick Day parade. Orders start Wednesday at 9 am, with one set per customer, mailed after August when the final coin is issued. The parade will form at the Frederick Fairgrounds and head to Wayside Inn with Civil War units from across the nation along with local participants.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Civil War Centennial Group
Frederick County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Wayside Inn
Reno
Mather Street
U 8
Washington
Antietam
Hagerstown Employees Get Pay Raise City Council approves 270 workers gains
The mayor and city council approved a pay hike and hospitalization benefits for 270 city employees. Salaried staff gain 150 dollars a year, hourly workers 7 cents an hour, and those under 125 dollars per hour receive a 125 dollar minimum. Medical and hospitalization insurance costs 526 dollars per month per employee. The Electric Light Plant workers were not included.
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Hagerstown
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Premature Blast Delays Swiss-Italian Tunnel Opening
A premature rock blast in the almost finished Grand St Bernard Tunnel in Saint Rhywy Italy injures two Italian workers. The 37 mile tunnel under the Great St Bernard Mountain aims to connect Italy and Switzerland with an all weather motor road and is targeted to open April 5 next year.
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Saint-Rhewy
Italy
Grand St Bernard
Great St Bernard Mountain
Switzerland
Frederick Hagerstown parade features Lost Order reenactments
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce leads a parade including reenactments of the Lost Order and the visit of General Reno to Barbara Fritchie's home on West Patrick Street in Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Amery warns Soviets could annihilate U S claims refuted
London AP report quotes Minister Julian Amery in the House of Commons asserting a fear that the Soviet Union might annihilate the United States soon. He clarifies Russians lack such capability and that the U S can wipe out the Soviet Union now. Amery cites tests of British and American defenses showing enemy planes could threaten both nations though defenses would inflict losses.
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London
Julian Amery
House of Commons
Soviet Union
United States
Amery
Royal Air Force
West
Britain
Bormbel
United Kingdom
Much Mae
North American
Sterling Salt ad colors Frederick News-Post appeal
The Frederick News-Post is among 189 papers in a spring campaign by International Salt Company for Sterling Salt. An ad on food pages offers consumers a set of sterling silver salt and pepper shakers for 200 dollars and a Sterling Salt spout seal, with shakers valued at 100 dollars in the ad. Rep Charles McC Mathias faces opposition from William Jamelse of Rockville, head of a savings and loan group, for the Maryland 6th District Republican nomination.
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Frederick News-Post
International Salt Company
Mathias
Annapolis
Charles McC
Congress
Maryland
William Jamelse
Rockville
Savings and Loan Association
Amelie
Watkins
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Albert Wo Ward
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