State Employes To Insist On Pay Increases Across Agencies
Annapolis reports that state employes will push for higher pay across all units, including teachers and maintenance staff, while orchardists press for antlerless deer season measures and water bond funding. The discussants, led by Gov Tawes and labor groups, weigh wage costs, overtime limits, and new classifications under proposed state marketing orders.
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Bittner
Irvin C. Hant
Ahermoe Weeaians
Theo
Iis
Ma ‘Amn
Hagerstown
Pasi
W. Lee Allan
Salisbury
Clay Nicholson
Tbe Fruit Eine A. Annapolis
W. Shaw
Stewartstown
Fiery
Sherman Soldell
Winsor
R. Samuel Dillon, Jr
Marketing Service
Unite
Élpcidge Qty
Hancock
George H. Baker, Jr
States Dept. of Agriculture
Havermill
Worthington Pearce
Germantown
Edwin T. Nicholson
Maryland
Maryland Class 1 Increase and Changes In the Min. McNutt, Darlingtos
Employes Association
Wille
Lzoupas
Lzoupas and Mpon
Dept. of Ag
York Apple Bitter Pit
Gov. Tawes
State University
A. H
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Thompson
University of Mary-\ducers
Legislative Council
Supervi
Robert Olson
Pensylvanias
Gener
Sory
Pearce
Tawes
Richard T. Meister
Ree
Hotel Gov. Tawes
House of Delegates
op-Alexander
Nd Horticultural Society
Sens
Edward S. Northrop
Montgomery
James A. Pine
Carl M. Bittner
D-Ballo
Pennsylvania State University
Pega
Pents
Kaeen
Lavi Tan
Russia
Kennedy Busy Making Study Of Tax Cuts
Kennedy travels to Washington for a series of business conferences starting with a meeting tonight with Dean Rusk the expected secretary of state in the new administration. The trip centers on studying proposed tax cut measures and their economic impact.
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Kennedy
Faye
Isle
Washington
Dean Rusk
I State
Local Students Learn of Space Travel and Economy Session
Kennedy plans return to New York amid preinaugural meetings. A farm economy briefing urged concrete farm program recommendations for January. a study committee warned of a deep recession and urged fiscal and monetary tools to counter the downturn while space travel tubes and dehydrated foods illustrated life support concepts for astronauts.
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Kennedy
New York
Wathinotem
Mm Wu Aisiua
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Burglary in Greenberry Hills Nets Silver Dollars and Items
Sheriff’s office reports Charles F Lowe’s home in Greenberry Hills entered last night. 22 silver dollars, a carion of elgerettes, a bank belonging to a man named Aan, and a high school slash were taken. Entry gained through igor on the south side of the streets in that section. Water line and a new formalizing reservoir in the West End were discussed earlier along with a proposed water rate for out of town customers.
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Vanly Sheritts Department
Charles F. Lowe
Greenberry Hills
John Davis
Aan
Igor
West End
Mansfield's rise from copper mine laborer to Senate leader
Mike Mansfield, born in New York City and raised in Montana, rose from a copper mine laborer to a long Senate career. He served in World War I, earned college education, and later became Democratic whip and minority leader. His path included multiple hitches in the Navy, Army, and Marines before entering politics.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ne & Wicca Saale Bele
Mawana
San Francisco
Wehnool
Jobin Osce
Congrana
Seeremaive
Manaflaki
Navy
Army
Marines
Evlig
Jerett M. Dirkcesm
Tilinoia
Thelsnook
Mansfield
Modline Butte
Leagues
Mike
Manafield
John F. Kente
Shait
New York City
John
Ue Texan
Ue Navy
Feld
Weller
No Evidence Of Enlisted Men Perform Personal Chores
A fragmented account notes doubts about enlisted men doing personal chores at the Naval Academy. It mentions Lt. Lankford's inquiry into steward use, Navy officials defending the practice, and council debates over funding for water line and a bridge project in the city, with mayoral and councilman positions on timing and costs. References include Lt. Lankford, Vice Adm. Smedberg, and Rep. Vinson as involved figures.
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Washington
Lankford
Sun
Smedberg
Navy
Benes
Naval Reserve
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Naval Lion
John Valentine
Hank Neen
Fiery
Jacob Vorous
John M. Lacy
Burhans
Towes Seeks Large Maryland Capital Improvements Budget
Annapolis Governor Towes asks the Maryland Legislature for a 16.75 million capital improvement package for state agencies to be funded by long term road issues. The plan allocates 7.17 million to public education, 435 thousand to health and mental hygiene facilities, and 3.1 million to other agencies, with details by department and institution.
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Towes
Maryland
University of Maryland
Morgan State College
Department of Education
Board of Public
Teachers Colleges
Department of Mental Hygiene
Department of Forests
Parks
Board of Public Warts
Purt
Public Works
Chase
Shaw House
Atinapolis
First Military Department
Department of Health
Sabillasville
Henryton State Hospital
Army Men White Brothers Serve in Germany Posts
WEINFURT Germany Army Tt Thomas 3 White Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert White of 308 Wakefield Rd Hagerstown Md is now with the 537th Ordnance Company after training at Fort Jackson He is a 1950 Hagerstown Tech graduate and served in Germany. ATHNC Army Pvt Frederick W White son of Mrs Florice Harper 525 N Mulberry St Hagerstown Md joined last June and is in the 63d Ordnance Company in Mannheim as a supply specialist He began basic at Fort Riley and is a 1954 Hagerstown High School graduate formerly employed by Littons Amoco Service Center.
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Germany
Ayutnc-Army Tt
Thomas
White
Robert
Wakefield Ra
Hagerstown
Bid
537Th Ordnance Company
Fort Jackson
Apn
Army
Freder_ack
W. White
Floricoie E. Harper
Mulberry St
63D Ordnance Company
Mannheim
Ft. Riley
Kew
Hagerstown High School
Litton
Amoco Service Center
Soldiers Sought For Various Army Careers In December
Army recruiters announced December enlistments and reenlistments for multiple career fields and schools. Names include George R. Sebnart and Wayne Edmond Storie with locations in North Carolina and Texas, plus others in Maryland and West Virginia. Open enrollments remain for immediate enlistment into specific schools or career fields, with contact at Hagerstown Army Recruiting Station City Hall.
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George R.sebnart
Focal Army
Wayne Edmond Storie
Caldiwell
Caroline
Army
Food Service
Jerry Albert Bennett
Hendrix St
Houston
Texas
Europe
Luther Reynolds Sharpe, Jr
Feo Mar
Bruce Ellsworth Cunningham
Clear Spring
Robert Lee Keyton
Alex
Lander St
Hagerstown
U.S. Army
Hawaii
Jackson Lee Reams
Hump Road
Mator
Army Reserve
475Th Transportation Contrpany
Willard Land
E. Franklin Sts
Michael Joseph McCormick
Potomac St
Willard and
E.I. Franklin St
Thomas McClellan Lang
Spruce St
Maple St
Charles Town
W. Va
1St Ordnance Company
U. S. Army Reserve Center
N. Queen St
Marehingburg
Williams, Knode
Shepherdstown
Herbert A. Thomas
W. King S
Martinsburg
Cal
Hagers
Lawn
Tee. R
Labor Offers Plan To Help Combat Slump
J Conrad Cooper of U S Steel urged tax relief and better depreciation to cut costs including labor. He led a steel delegation meeting President McDonald of United Steelworkers to discuss reviving half-idle mills. Both sides signaled openness to further talks toward staving off the slump.
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U.S. Steel Corp
J. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
Steel Industry
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Seasion
Byt
McDonald
Ateel
Prayer Today Eternal God
Prayer today from a New York City minister asks for divine strength protection and deliverance from temptations and anxieties. The text implores steadfast courage obedience to God’s will and ends with the minister’s signature and address.
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Christ
Gave Up In Despair in Charleston Tornado Cleanup
After a series of tornadoes tore roots knocked out windows and felled trees in Charleston the Business and Professional Women's Club called off the clean up the streets campaign and ceased efforts.
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Charleston
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