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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
5
Washington AP reports Congress has drafted a bill to expand pensions for five years of service and applies to veterans. Members contribute 7 percent of a 22 500 salary to the fund. A congressman serving five years would qualify for a pension, with provisions for shorter initial terms and extended service to meet eligibility.
San Diego AP reports Larry McLean of Frostburg Maryland named parliamentarian as part of the Student National Education Association activity at a college students prepar ing for teaching careers event. Thurs.
PE leads a four state aerial tour with Potomac Edison executives D. E. Stultz A. M. Creed H. H. Sturtzman and P. 8. Michael along with officials from Monongahela and West Penn Power Companies and the West Penn Electric Company, parent firm of Potomac Edison.
Linden trees in full bloom along Prospect to Baltimore near Hagerstown attract residents. A 26-member group of financial experts from nine U.S. centers toured the Potomac Electric area by chartered plane, visiting Emmitsburg, Frederick, Hagerstown, Waynesboro, and surrounding towns to view communities served by PE and its sister companies.
Brunswick Lodge hosts a regular meeting on Monday July 11 at 8 pm under Md Del D C Moose Assn District 2. Lawrence Nelson district president will be the featured speaker in Brunswick Maryland.
Thurmont police chief James R. Dubel uses an 18 month old German shepherd named King for patrols with deputies. The dog, bought after being abandoned, enhances deterrence and aids arrests. Sgt. Richard Holder, ex Army K 9 trainer, assists in a backyard training area. King learns basic obedience before police work. weather slows progress.
City Police charged two motorists in a morning crash and a separate evening incident. Julius F. Snow 43 of 800 block W Washington St was cited for making a turn when unsafe to do so after colliding with Elizabeth Ann Graff 1800 block Fountainhead Rd who was northbound on Cannon Ave. Graff faced a charge of operating a car without a registration permit. In the second crash 21 year old Robert Moats of Funkstown left Wilson Blvd onto S Potomac St and struck Joel P Brown 16 of Williamsport. Brown was charged with failure to grant the right of way.
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