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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1969

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3

Postmastership Move Promises Nonpolitical Selection Pilot

The Nixon administration launches a pilot using a National Management Selection Board to appoint postmasters on merit. Frederich City joins Los Angeles and Cleveland in fielding candidates under a new non political criterion. Critics note residence rules limit applicants. The eventual Frederick City postmaster may still be a Republican.

Predgrich Mixon Kenneth Houseman Poosimaster Frederich Los Angeles Cleveland Washington Capital Hill Nixon Lyndon Johnson Senate Thomas Eichelberger Frederick City Johnson National Management Selection Board Houseman

Equal Rights Case Stirs Maryland Beauty Shops Debate

A local woman files a Human Relations Commission charge alleging denial of employment by area beauty shops despite licensure and training. Haller Best identifies negative shop responses to equal opportunity demands, while women’s organizations pledge patronage of shops employing Black hairstylists.

Human Relations Commission Haller Best Maryland Best Catholic Daughters of America National Council of Jewish Women Zonta Club of Frederick League of Women Voters Women In Community Service Church Women United Harry S. Lucia Jr

Industrial peace fuels new three year pact at Corning Packaging

Local 1031 of the American Flint Glass Workers' Union and Corning Packaging Company announce a three year agreement with wage hikes of 20 cents in year one, 12 cents in year two, and four percent in year three. A one percent cost of living clause and enhanced fringe benefits including pension and shift differentials are included.

American Flint Glass Workers’ Union Corning Packaging Company Charles F. Corbelli Frank Leatherman Corning Glass Works Frederick City

Realtors Warn Of Grab Land Purchases

The Frederick County Board of Realtors warns buyers against relying on new federal rules as protection against overcharging. The law requires registration of five or more unimproved lots with HUD, but the board says it is a disclosure statute not price protection. Buyers should inspect property personally and seek a competent Realtor.

Frederick County Board of Realtors Department of Housing and Urban Development John N. Bowers Frederick Board Federal Department

Urban Job Corps Center at Catoctin to Close

Officials plan to shut the Catoctin Job Corps center near Thurmont by June 1 as part of a budget cutback. Center staff and corpsmen oppose the move arguing urban training centers fail to address core issues. Since 1965, about 1,000 corpsmen trained here with few dropouts, but critics say costs and environment hinder success.

Catoctin Thurmont Schoool Catoctin Center Bat

Residents oppose liquor store near Braddock Heights

A letter from local property owners objects to a proposed liquor store on Richard Ky Kline’s property at Route 40A and Edmon Road, arguing it would bring crime, traffic danger for school children, lower property values, and spoil the quiet residential area. Signatories include William Hawkins and J Arthur Throne among others.

Route 40 Braddock Heights Richard Ky Kline Charles K. Smith Edgemont Road Ifuger Planning Commission Frederick County Frederick God William Hawkins J. Arthur Throne Russell I. Yinger Muth &, Crawford Glenn Lantz Edgar D. Flook Earl Bere Sr Charles J. Boone Dorothy Whipp Ida V. Toy

Bizarre Street Talk Reveals Vague Business Banter

A quirky, garbled exchange on the street describes a plant manager, an ophthalmist feline, and a pharmacist with a curious habit. The dialogue references a jacket, a buoy marked cigarette, and an efficiency expert linked to sauce and bar components, creating a surreal, fragmentary scene with unclear meanings.

Mystery in Waoville: Unsured Perpetrators in Residence and Store Crime

Yesterday marks fifty years since the incident in Waoville where a residence and store were broken into. Police have no leads on suspects, but two or more individuals are believed involved. The report also notes Salvation Army director Stewart Yeatmar planning a county drive for the army fund, details on a county jail bond and a factory expansion by Price Brothers, plus Hood College piano school recital highlights with four student acts.

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Twenty Years Ago News Briefs From The Post

A KEM design road near a bridge was closed after motorists reported dangerous conditions and a car crash weakened the railing. A Shumped Phu Company unit burned asbestos firefighting salts at Washington Street School grounds causing fumes and a safety check. Jon Crone, a well known Middle Iowa racer, was severely injured in a crash from a broken axle. two spectators were hurt. Civil Air Patrol activations near Piedevich County drew adults and teens to the municipal airfield for training in engines aircraft operation and navigation.

Shumped Phu Company Sespld Washington Steet Jon Crone Middle Iowa Civil Air Patral Piedevich Wom Ny CAP Progran

State of Things in Maryland Pollution Police Efforts

Maryland water police wear lab gear and use surveillance teams to enforce anti pollution laws. The Legislation raised penalties to 10000 and inspectors track pollution with tests, monitors and vessels like The Monitor. The effort involves biologists chemists hydrological engineers and county officers across Annapolis Cumberland Frederick County and other areas.

Maryland Department of Water Resources John HK. Longwell Annapolis Cumberland Jack F. Weaver Guy E. Lerner Frederick County Henry Silbermann Paul R. McKee Thomas [. Downs Maryland Marine Police Vienna Dorchester County Oes

QUICK Quiz On Card Games And Language Probes

A series of trivia questions asks which card game tops US popularity with Canasta leading, followed by Contract bridge and poker. It also asks for the meaning of Ivory Tower, biblical forest trees in Eden, and origins of the Arctic name from Greek for bear.

United States Canasta Garden of Eden Arctic

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