State Police Promotions Announced
State Police promotions announced by Col Carey Jarman include Major Punche promoted to corporal at Frederick Barracks. Major G E Davidson named force commander. Caliam W H Conroy promoted to major adjutant. Lt Truman Moon and Woodrow W Cornin receive barracks and headquarters commands. Lt J S Knight, Vi M Bowler, T E Vedtz, G R Cole receive lieutenant or captain ranks with respective commands.
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Punche
Carspanel
Marsland
Carey Jarman
Eciue
Leutenant
Conovinge
G. R Cole
Police Promotions Across Divisions Highlighted
The report lists multiple promotions within the I I Division and related units, naming T S Smyth as lieutenant-assistant-chief, C E Cook as First Sergeant assistant commander, E D McGee to First Sergeant-Assistant commander, B H Cee to Detective Sergeant-I I Division, P B Rowland to Detective Sergeant-I I Division, J G Lough to Sergeant I I Division, R D Wer to Sergeant I I Division, H C Lindsey to Sergeant Communications, J F Ware to Sergeant, and trooper promotions to J R E Carpenter, J B English, and others with further announcements pending. A separate AP note notes Communist China claims a first bysageed computer with Soviet aid.
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Pel
Set
T. S. Smyth
Leutenant
C. E .Cook
Frederick ,Barrack
E. D. McGee
Salisbury Barrack
H. Cee
Ser
P. B. Rowland
J. G. Lough
R D. Wer
H Cc. Lindsey
Communications Dain. Corpora
J.F Ware
Central Accident Records Bureau
J . R E Carpenter
Maker
J. B English
Sunseaventh
Road Acceptance Sects in Frederick County Developments
Frederick County Commissioners approved Boyer Air Heights Road for county system acceptance after a county report found it met standards. A Tulip Hill unnamed road was referred to the Roads Department for thorough inspection to ensure county specifications are met before acceptance.
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Frederick County
Court House
Boyer Air Heights
County Sistem
O Wilson Roubles
County Roads
Tulip Hill
County Roads Department
Mont
Joan
Tieginst
J. Dorsey Jones
Res Roads Department
Board of Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
Education
School Board Claims Loss After Test Row Incident
A chaotic report from Poland notes a blown power station and property damage as dog and turbine wreckage disrupts a farm near Byron. Officials promise fair market value as the incident prompts a claim filed by the school board. The event is tied to the southwest Poland blast and ongoing investigations.
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Hurbine
Byron
Poland
Warsaw
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