Survey Board Investigations At Col. Baughman Misused Funds
A lengthy report details improper use of state funds by Col. Baughman and aides between 1975 and 1979. It cites $5004 in personal expenses, missing vouchers amounting to $772, and misallocation of funds for private purposes. The commission accuses lack of accountability and unreliability in the vehicle program and expense records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W
tormes-Gereril
Egies
Janet
Camaslo
SPO Garath
Special Investi Pat
Comenivoner
Wen
Col Baughman
Heights Pool Set to Open May 30 for Summer
Heights swimming pool will open on Saturday Memorial Day weekend and will be open all day Saturday and Sunday then daily if warm weather and demand persist. Horace Opel named pool manager for the summer with Richard Radcliff as locker attendant. The facility has been cleaned and refilled, with water restored after repairs.
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Iaddork Heishta Swimming Pest
Reaitetock
Horace Opel
Richard Radcliff
First Stratosphere Flights Lifted By Belgian Scientist
A Belgian professor of physics and companion soared to the frigid stratosphere in 1919 over Switzerland, reaching 11 75 feet, then surpassing 41 20 feet in a later ascent. These pioneering balloon and airship flights marked early attempts to touch the stratosphere and sparked international interest.
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Thatoe
United States
Precard
Bediuim
Church Meeting at New Market Ends
The Convocation of Cumberland held at Grace Episcopal Church New Market ended after an address by Mrs Shoemaker of the Diocese of Mingtiond. About seventy five representatives from Episcopal churches in Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties attended. Officers were re elected: Very Rev. Woo McKinley dean Rev Clarence E Wolfe and Rev David Co Trimble. The Right Rev Edward Telfenstein Bishop of Maryland consecrated for life. Next fall session will be in Cumberland at Emanuel Upto pal Church.
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Sam
Baltimore
Cumberland
Grace Episcopal Chiurch
New Market
Leon Poi Vaulthter
Thorming
Garrett Countles
Shoemaker
Minggtond
Woo. McKinley
Recelor
Antletans Parish
Hagerstown
Clarence E. Wolfe
Suiuthaburg
Avid Co. Trimble
Oakland
Edward T.elfenstein
Weshop
Maryland
Consacation For Life
Amimanuel Upto Pal Churct
Wey
David Clark
Sesson
West Virginia Bridge Work Delayed by Funding Talks
Baltimore reports ongoing delays in rebuilding the river bridges linking Maryland and West Virginia. A government plan to cover up to 100 percent of net costs faces states and Congress approval hurdles, with Maryland and West Virginia to share remaining expenses. Government bonds amounting to 1.4 billion were authorized in 1936, funds now under debate as planners seek timely construction of approaches on both river sides.
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Baltimore
Staryland Horde Cammissim
Capelal
Alo
Maryland
West Virginia
Tigh
Rover
Maryind Ford Communion
Herk
Direpterdsteary
Hancork
Harpers Perry
Point Oof Borks
Uniter Way
Marsland
Meeting Reaches No Decision On Track Removal
Officials at the public meeting considered the Temoral of the treliey tracks and potential furnishing of power by a local company for city streets. Leaders debated propriety, cost, and implications, with no resolution reached after hours of discussion.
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Belaren
Belen
Cony
Midepinn
Taohe
Mondasirg
Weette
Lloyd C. Citer
Tukin
Cope
Dftrertan and
Prederick Pallway Company
Market Street
Tatrick Street
Toh
Furniiching
Poser
Eity Street
Quins Quintuplets Celebrate Second Birthday Without Parents
In Caliander Ontario on May 27 the Diennes quintuplets mark their second birthday observed tomorrow. Despite preparations the parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Divine will not attend as they are 70 yards from the hospital. The family plans a dance before the radio with speeches.
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Caliander
Ont
Diennes
Secon
Olivie Divine
Gene
Wand Movement Luncheon Held at New Market Church
Noon program led by Rev. Waller and Rev. Stel of Hagerstown Episcopal church followed by a luncheon at one oclock. The Grange fall event was prepared by members of the Guild of the New Market church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller & Stel
Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Guild of the
New Market Church
Meeting on guiding furnishing costs discussed
The text notes a meeting arranged by Ley Traces and the Chamber of Commerce to discuss guidance on furnishing costs. It mentions past discussions and refers to the steer meeting held with unspecified dates and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Traces
Chamber of Commerce
Furnihing
Doctor Albert Cook Reelected State Superintendent
The state Board of Education reappointed Dr Albert Cook for a four year term today. Cook has served as state education leader since 1920 and was renewed to continue guiding statewide schooling policies and administration.
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Cook
Rallionere
Educa
Albert & Cook
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