Woolworth Store Receives Public Service Citation
Workers at the Frederick Woolworth store in the Frederick Shopping Center were surprised by a regional public service citation honoring their dedication to service courtesy and efficiency. The award to Store No 1048 in Frederick Md notes they exemplify friendliness and helpfulness, signed by regional VP R C Pierce and personnel director C H Hullhorst.
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F. W. Woolworth
Frederick
William 8. Henneberger
Baltimore-Washington
Frederick, Md
R. C. Pierce
C. H. Hullhorst
Morning Telegraph Ends 189-Year Run in New York
After 189 years as a specialized horse racing paper, the Morning Telegraph ceases publication. The union strike in April preceded publisher Stewart Hooker’s announcement, with Triangle Publications continuing The Racing Form for racing fans.
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NEW York
Morning Telegraph
Union
Stewart Hooker
Triangle Publications
Water Pollution Funds Sought By Beall Mathias
Senators Beall and Mathias push a continuing resolution to free 32 billion for EPA water pollution grants through June 30, including 62 million for Blue Plains plant to serve DC and suburban areas. They warn of rising costs from delays and emphasize Potomac River cleanup and national capital needs.
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Washington
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Senate Public Works Committee
Environmental Protection Agency
Blue Plains
District of Columbia
Beall
Mathias
Senate
House
EPA
Virginia
Potomac River
Middletown Area Clean-Up Set For May 3
Middletown High School student leaders Connie Reimel and Rod Korte organize a May 3 clean up involving Middletown High, Middletown Elementary, and Myersville Elementary. Students will collect cans glass and paper with disposal at Hub City Metals Washington County Roads Department and Reliable Junk Frederick. Transportation and safety volunteers include bus drivers teachers and parents.
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Middletown
Connie Reimel
Rod Korte
Middletown High School
Middletown High
Middletown Elementary
Myersville Elementary
Middletown v
Myersville
Hub City Metals
Washington County Roads Department
Baltimore
Reliable Junk Company
Frederick
County
State Roads Commission
State Po Hce
Humorous Ecards Spark Mother’s Day Trend in New York
A sentimental day in New York sees shoppers embracing humorous e card greetings for Mother's Day. The AP notes the trend, highlighting cards that blend humor with affectionate messages as popular choices for heartfelt gifts.
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New York
Samuel Andalora Named Assistant Manager at Woolworth
Frederick Community College reports student Samuel Andalora will earn an Associate of Arts in business management this May and join the Woolworth Company in the Baltimore area as assistant manager. He enters a 36 to 48 month management training program on the job with pay. After completion he may advance to store manager or higher executive roles within Woolworth.
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Potomac
Washington
Blue Plains
Frederick Community College
Samuel D. Andalora
F. W. Woolworth
Baltimore
Woolworth
Andalora
Woolworth Company
MPHA Plans Conference in Baltimore May 11 12
The Maryland Public Health Association will hold its Annual Conference May 11 and 12 at Eastwind Baltimore County. Dr Louis P Ellman chairs the MPHA conference with keynote by Dr Gordon K MacLeod and luncheon by Senator Robert E Bauman. Friday features workshops and sessions with Congressman Paul S Sarbanes as luncheon speaker. Registration is $18 for two days or $5 for day sessions. contact Richard G Ballard for details.
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Maryland Public Health Association
Eastwind
Pulaski Highway
Martin Blvd
Baltimore County
Louis P. [Ellman
Medical Statistics
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Department of the Navy
Chrman
MPHA
Gordon K. MacLeod
Health Service and Mental Health Administration
HEW
Washington
D.C
Robert E. Bauman
Easton
John B. DeHoff
Baltimore
Richard G. Ballard
West 25Th Street
Easier to Serve Hot Lunches Spreads in Schools
A year old hot lunch program begun in Philadelphia Catholic schools with canned hot entrees heated in oven dispensers is expanding to schools lacking modern kitchens. Dr. John F. Murphy, Swift Food Service president, notes the program’s broader reach and support from a national advisory council on child nutrition. The piece also reports Newark News resumes publication after a 10 month shutdown due to a strike and sale of the plant to the Newark Star-Ledger.
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Philadelphia
John F. Murphy
Swift Food Service
National Advisory Council On Child Nutrition
Newark, N.J
The
Evening News
Newark Star- Ledger
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