More Facilities Needed Here For Children In Trouble
Washington County Commission for Youth reports two sub committees find insufficient funding and facilities for child guidance, foster homes, and access to state schools. Calls for two juvenile court social workers, a social adjustment supervisor, a full time juvenile justice office, and better foster home supervision. Institutions subcommittee notes lack of facilities for delinquents, mentally retarded, physically handicapped, and other problem children, urging a social survey and broader state aid. Members listed for both committees including Charlies Bechter and Mrs. C G Brock.
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Washington County
Washington County Commission For
Juvenile l Court
Charlies Bechter
Gordon Henning
Harold Winder
Albert Baltziey
Istitutions
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Hagerstown
Icommittes Sagn
Tailored tweed suit with life wear finish described
A description notes a 100 wool fabric in blue or brown tweed, tailored with a belt in back, form fitted silhouette, hand-sewn sleeves, and a Life Wear finish, detailing a refined garment likely for dress or uniform use.
School Zone Plan Approved in Hagerstown
The Mayor and Council unanimously passed an ordinance restricting certain commercial building activities within designated school zones in Hagerstown. The vote occurred during an executive session prior to the public meeting as the northeast city section was being assessed. The ordinance covers all schools within the city limits.
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Hagerstown
Ofty Mite
No Blackouts Move Affects Local School Zone Ordinance
City Attorney Francis H. Urner with Mayor Herman L. Mills push a two block school zone rule to halt auto parking lot work on North Potomac and Charles streets and constrain taxi garage construction on West Franklin Street between Winter and Alexander. A Circuit Court jury this week found city building action arbitrary in denying a permit to Harry Washington. the writ petition for future war radar target location was not issued.
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Peisserra Aco
Francis H. Urner
Herman L. Mills
Potomac Street
Charles Street
West Franklin Street
Winter
Alexander Streets
Specae
Harry
Washington
Statter
Damus
W. Stuart Symington
Navy Training Offered To Men In Local Post Office
Chief Leo Kelly of the Navy Recruiting Office in the Post Office Building said yesterday that Navy training in nucleonics and electronics is available to men aged 17 to 31. Qualified applicants who meet physical standards and pass the selection test may choose between electronics or insulation electronics technician tracks.
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Leo Kelly
Navy
City Attorney Urner seeks new trial over school zone ordinance
City Attorney Urner asked for a new trial as he outlined an ordinance to regulate future construction and operation of hazardous buildings within designated school zones. He cited recent Court of Appeals decisions and noted mayoral instruction, long range planning by the School Board, and the need to protect nearby schoolchildren. The text also states two thirds of coffee supply comes from Brazil and Brownsville carnivals require a $100,000 public liability bond.
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Urner
North Potomac Street
Broadway School
West Franklin Street
Winter Street
Mills
Court of Appeals
Willam Brish
Brazil
Brownsville
Tex
Triangle Grocer Ad Focus Encourages Local Support
An appeal urges residents to patronize the Triangle Grocer to keep money in the community. The message argues profits fund schools churches and local charities and benefits the town by sustaining local business.
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Leiter Anothfes
Liter Brothers
Parex
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L'Aiglon
Lester Brothe
Mademoiselle
Mademoiseelle
O. P. Bohman, Inc
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Lionel Trains
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