Extended deadlines boost options for veterans survivors
The Maryland Veterans Commission announced a six month extension to July 1 1957 for widows and children of veterans who died from service connected disabilities before January 1 1957 to choose between the old and new benefits acts. If chosen, retroactive payments apply from January 1 1957 with the right to switch before the new deadline. The new act changes base pay calculations and removes gratuity insurance, offering 12 percent of base pay plus death benefits while leaving National Life Insurance intact.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Ernest Lipps
Marland Veterans Commission
Hus
Lipps
Maryland Veterans Commission
Veterans Administration
Washington
Winchester Hall
Veterans Commission
Lapps CT
Lapps
Civitans And Lions Plan Joint Meeting
Twelve members of the Civitan Club of Frederick plan to attend a joint meeting of the Carroll Menor Lions Club and the Lions Club of Li bana Monday evening at 6 pm in Grange Hall Adamstown. H Hanks and R S Gerstell of Alpha Portland Cement Co will discuss operations and the new Lime Kiln plant. Next week October 11 is the 100 percent attendance dinner for the Civitan at Francis Scott Key Hoed with entertainment and prizes. The club may attend Rockville Club meeting October 27 at Motel Washingtonian for new member inductions. Members urged to register to vote and fruit cakes available from Offen smith members. Wilson Mercer received the attendance prize. The campaign song in 1900 was Prosperity Protection and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Frederick
Carroll Menor Lions Club
Lions Club of
Libana
Grange Hall
Adamstown
H .Hanks
R S Gerstell
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Easton
Err Organition
Buckeystound
Civitans
Francis Scott Key Hoed
Carol R Freed
Rockville Club
Motel Washingtonian
Freed
Fay Miller
Forance
Ofpensmith
Wilson Mercer
Potomac tapping urged to solve water shortages in Md counties
Two engineering studies for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission urge tapping the Potomac River as a water source for Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties with early development to 1960 and a 30 year plan. A federal dam at River Bend is envisioned to meet demand, including Fairfax County Virginia, and the project totals about 25 million dollars.
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Hyattsville
Montgomery
Prince Georges Counties
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
T Earle Bourne
Commission
Abel Wohlman
Franklin Roosevelt
Water Resources Commission
Harry B Shaw
Sanitary Commission
Potomac
River Bend
Maryland
Fairfax County
Prince Georges
Maryland Commission On Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Fairfax
State stenographer positions open for principal stenog and stenog sec
Applications are invited for two state posts principal stenographer and stenographer secretary. Requirements include high school graduation with a stenography background and at least two years of stenography experience with supervisory duties for the secretary class. Salaries range from 332 to 421 max after five years. Apply by October 15 to the Commission of Personnel, 31 Light Street, Baltimore.
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Stemdg
Htrom
Snursé
Sane
Ani Ing Jemeg
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Louie Vo Cole
West Fifth Street
Sand
Wingert
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles J. Wingert
Fair Grounds
United Ambulance
Civitans and Lions Plan Joint Meeting
McKinley
Walter Snow
Necth Market St. Phene Monument
Frederick Fair
Liberty Roofers, Inc
H. F. Schmidt
CSSO
North Market
Fourth Sts
Jack” Kennedy
Massachusetts
Cas Didate
Frederck
Frances Kennedy
iMotter Avenue
John Kennedy
Potomac Edison Company
Dorothy Elderdice
W. Green St
Westminster, MD
Phese
Lincoln Loan Service. Inc
West Patrick St
Esterbrook, Scheaffer and Parker
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second St
State Bank No
Union Bridge Banking & Trust Co
Union Bridge
United States
Earl D Young
Young
Eee H Diller
J. M. Pittinger
Harvey A. Grossnickle
State of
County of Carrell
Lester H. Perry
Netary Public
Babe x
Bottis Carton
Phos Cape
Enterprise
Cloverdale Spring CO
Mulesias
Mies
Singer Sewing Center
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