Washington School Salaries Ranked Forty Fifth in Nation
Superintendent Ballou outlines a revised salary schedule raising pay for all school staff and proposes six assistant superintendents including a business manager. The report urges stronger central administration and notes Washington ranks third from last among 48 cities for educator salaries. The plan aims to reduce teaching duties for principals and expand city-wide administrative duties.
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Montgomery County votes shift as Democrats sweep contests
In Tuesday’s election Republicans carried two county seats, but Democrats won most major offices in Montgomery. Key margins show Dr Eugene Jones 2388 over Edward Stock for state senate, and Gordon Gordy 690 over Oliver Metterott for comptroller. Sheriff winner was Moxley by 219, with independent Sechilder at 959 votes.
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J. Wellington Royer
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H. Clinton Allnutt
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Police in Blue Cupid Muse and Mantle of Duty
An old humor piece mixes policing duty with flirtation scenes as a uniformed officer is portrayed as partly human and tempted to flirt with precinct maidens between grim calls. The piece playfully warns against romantic exploits while in service, suggesting restraint and propriety. It references Taft, a football game, and famous boxing matches in a montage of unrelated items.
Keller Would Boost District Employe Pay
District government workers in trust positions urged for higher pay by Engineer Commissioner Charles Keller at the Optimist Club luncheon. He argued salaries are far below comparable private sector roles and urged broader increases in the public payroll to attract competent staff.
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England
Women’s Alliance
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Knick
Erbotkey ‘Theater
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Citizens’ Motor Corps
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Herbert Burkhart
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And a Divorce Case
Washington chamber officials call a special executive meeting at 11 30 AM. Various posts and councils plan dances and receptions this week. Justice Bailey orders David Neufeld to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed for the Neufeld store and property. Rosa Neufeld files for divorce detailing eviction and joint ownership. Attorneys Strasburger and Rappaport represent both sides.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
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Golden Not Guilty in Self Defense Verdict
Justice Siddons presided as Edward Golden was found not guilty of second degree murder in the December shooting of Andrew Carlson outside Golden’s Massachusetts Avenue home. The jury, after less than three minutes, accepted the defense that Golden fired in self defense when Carlson, armed, confronted him over money.
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Kirby Released on Probation in Wife Attack Case
Kirby, 28, of 1046 Wisconsin Avenue, previously held on a charge of threatening to kill his wife, pleaded guilty to simple assault in Criminal Court No 1 before Chief Justice McCoy. He was sentenced to one year under probation officer supervision. An earlier indictment charged assault with a deadly weapon alleged to have been used on his wife with a butcher knife. Police report Kirby attempted to take his own life upon arrest by Officers Farr and Ford.
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Last chance in The Post $40,000 car and prize drive
Tonight at 9 o clock ends the final club offer and the last chance to gain 85 000 extra votes on $30 clubs and 1 000 in extra gold prizes. Campaign office doors close at nine, with a rush anticipated as candidates race to submit subscriptions and lock in the last gold prizes. The top donors win 500 250 150 and 100 for the leading totals, while all votes are tallied on Hurroughs Adding Machines.
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Washington
City division district and residents listing in 1900s DC area
A dense list of addresses and residents in a Washington DC neighborhood including Kennedy NW Georgia Avenue MW and Dupont Circle areas. The fragment references numerous names such as Mrs Fie E and A F Balio along with street names Fairmount Avenue and Dumbarton Avenue.
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Last Change in the Standings Before Winners Are Announced
The ballot box is sealed and the key kept in The Post vault awaiting the judges final count. Standings reflect every coupon and vote up to last Tuesday at 8pm with no changes except error corrections. Votes deposited up to November 19 at 9pm count for final results. later votes wait until judges final announcement. Notify campaign manager of errors before November 16. outside district residents must inform promptly.
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