Ill-Timed Pay Rise Bill Hopes Stir Washington Scandals
Washington notebook by Peter Edson notes a $600 million annual pay raise for 1.8 million federal workers faces amendment or defeat. public confidence is low amid ethics probes and scandals from Korth to Powell, urging Democrats to raise conduct standards to win 1964 elections. continuous criticism spans lawmakers staff and agency officials, with multiple investigations and tax disputes cited.
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Oliver P. Bolton Jr
Ohio
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Harrison Williams
D-Nj
Interior
Stewart Udall
Senate
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House
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Washington
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D-Md
Frank Boykin
D-Ala
U.S Armed Services
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Jim Lucas
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Internal Revenue Service
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y Ito
General Accounting Office
District of Columbia
Uncle Sam
Emmitsburg Social Roundup Includes Births Visits and Sale
Local families from Emmitsburg and surrounding towns visit relatives in Frederick and beyond. A birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Boose in Gettysburg. a hospital birth for Sterling White in Gettysburg. Mt View Motel sold to Theodore Milburn of Littlestown. St Josephs Church Fall Bazaar set for Saturday. A Catholic Census will be taken Sunday afternoon by St Josephs volunteers.
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Charles E. Shorb
Hillcrest
Emmitsburg
Harry Jones
Northfield
N. J
Jones
William Hopkins
York
Clarence Wachter
Allen Sanders
Bethesda
Clarence, Sanders
William Garner
Kensington
Garner
Frank Fitzgerald
Greta Keilholtz
Hagerstown
Daniel C
Boose
Gettysburg
Betty Little
Frank Bouey
Altoona
Sarah Lawrence
James Bouey
George Knovich
Alexandria
Herbert White
Harry Ashbaugh
Cheryl Wheaton
George Ashbaugh
Donald Rodgers
Baltimore
Curtis Topper
Thornton Rodgers
Joan Topper
Lois Harthagen
Florida
Redding Chevrolet Co
Thurmont
Miss Harthagen
Sterling White
Annie Warner Hospital
Judy Keilholtz
St. Agnes Hospital School of Nursing
Clifford Kenholtz
Hazel Caldwell
Arlington
Mt. View
Route 15
Theodore F. Milburn
Littlestown
Maurice Feeser
Taneytown
Ralph Tabler
Douglas
Douglas Tabler
Francis Howes
Wendy
Roxanne Stup
Gaithersburg
Ralph E. Tabler
Beth
Cheverly
Kenneth Tabler
Kenny, Debby
Ralph
Bruce
Thomas Zimmerman
Scotty
Frederick
Harvey Tabler
Roger
Doris Ann
Melissa
Mt. Airy
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s High School
Agnes Topper
Mrs
Ann Topper
Helen Wills
Mary Alice Umbel
Helen, Brown
Loretta Adelsberger
Margaret Myers
Catherine Lowe
Ruth Clarke
Ada Myers
Loretta Florence
Blanche Bouey
Blanche Kepner
Regina Rybikowsky
Carrie Rodgers
Charles B. Shorb
Sandy
Susie Jones
Lynn
Karen Shorb
Eddie Heffner to celebrate fifth birthday
Eddie Heffner will celebrate his fifth birthday on November 16. Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Shanes visited with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fogle of Hamilton Virginia. Mrs. Leslie Fellows and her son from RFD 2 visited Mrs. Henry Baugher and son. Mr. Tobias Zimmerman visited Miss Rhudelia Zimmerman. Mrs. Eugene Beachley and ...
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Henry Baugher
Eddie Heffner
Carl D. Shanes
Calvin Fogle
Hamilton
Leslie Fellows
RFD 2
Tobias Zimmerman
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Eugene Beachley
Carl D. Shores
George Shores
Rocky Springs
Wiliam Spring
Rockville
John Green
Harry Ranneberger
Nancy Tauson
Gale Ranneberger
Social visits fill weekend in Buckeystown area
Families from Frederick Monrovia Falling Water Parkersville and Rockville visited relatives in Buckeystown and surrounding areas over the weekend. Guests included the Shores Hoffmaster Foster and Baugher families with multiple Sunday calls and a Saturday supper at Buckeystown Church.
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Singanore
Richard Smith
Leonard Hoffmaster
James Clair
Ellicott City
John Foster
Buckeystown Church
Freda Foster
Falling Water
W. Va
Carl H. Shores
Frederick
Henry Baugher
Monrovia
Baltimore
Betty Younger
Braddock
Marvin Senft
Parkersville
George Shores
Rocky Springs
Richard Gross
Nickle
James Stemple
Jefferson
Elmer Stemple
Harvey Baugher
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Phyllis Johnson
Buckeystown
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