Transfers and Promotions By Commissioner G Bouscaren
The commissioner's transfers and promotions approved yesterday move personnel among the engineer of highways surveyor and draftsman roles with salary changes noted. JE Bale longer shifts from surveyor to rodman, Mortimer Clarke Jr promoted from chairman in the surveyor’s office to assistant computer, and A D Waring resigns as draft man in the surveyor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Bouscaren
JE Bale Lenger
Rodman
Mortimer Clarke, Jr
A.D Waring
District health department budget boosts staff and asks for lab
Health Officer Woodward asks Commissioners to fund salary increases and new positions including an assistant health officer, chief medical inspector, and multiple inspectors and clerks. He urges a bacteriological laboratory, dairy and milk enforcement, weed control, and public works like a new pound and stable, wells, and Anacostia reclamation.
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Health Department
Woodward
Congress
Dairy Farma
Milk Commission
Smallpox Hospital
Anacosta Flats
Hecays
KL Lynch
Sanitary and Food
M M_ Browning
H Miller
Gas Light Extension Requests Stir District Debate
A report to the Commissioners outlines Washington Gas Light Company seeking to extend mains along Rhode Island Avenue Brentwood Road Eighteenth Street Queens Chapel Road and related streets to improved service. The association secretary says extensions could satisfy the group if the situation is addressed while a Congress- led policy solution is considered.
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District Comminstoners
Washington Gas Light Company
King Sng Tae
Thames J Fisher Ois
Agi
Fisher
Twelfth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Brentwood Road
Eighteenth Street
Queens Chapel Road
Mnewton Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Franklin Street
Rhode Island
South Dakota Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Atresia
Loh Patterson
Sitizem Association
Macfarland
Washington
Georgetown, Gas Light Company
Congress
Fire Chiefs Plan Parade and Exhibitions for International Fire Engineers Meet
Chief Belt announces the International Association of Fire Engineers convention in this city from October. A parade starts at 400 oclock Tuesday from 13th and F streets to Odd Fellows Hall, with an opening address by Commissioner Macfarlane. A White House visit, memorial services, and a District Fire Department exhibit follow, plus appliance demonstrations and Arlington and Mount Vernon trips. The Mall Bag Repair Shop offers free exhibit space, and thanks are given to committees for fundraising efforts.
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International Association of Fire Engineers
Ortoberab Ta i
Chief Belt
Perede
Thrteenth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Seventh
Odd Fellows
Il Afclock
Macfamara
White House
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
District Fre
Willam T Belt
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Iehels
Arlington
Fort Myer
Mount Vernon
Seasion
Nekt
Sesson
Cabin John Bnnge
Mall Bag Repair Shop
Board of Tracts
Chamber of Commerce
City Bulletins Record Deeds Rise in Third Quarter
Work at Recorder of Deeds for the three months ended September 30 1960 shows 4960 papers filed for record excluding articles of incorporation an increase of 27 percent over the same quarter last year Carpets cleaned and laundered by experts EP Hinkel Co successors to Thorp Carpet Cleaning Co 488 Maine Avenue are on hand for service
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Recorder of Deeds
Recorder of
Dende
EP Hinkel & Co
Thorp Carpet Cleaning Co
Maine
Avhone Main
Portraits of Witherspoon and China envoy examined
Commissioner Macfarland and John W Foster visited Emergency Hospital to inspect portraits of Rev Dr John Witherspoon and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. A statue in his honor is planned in the city by the Witherspoon Memorial Association. Portrayals of the figures were reviewed amid local civic events and a Sunday restaurant notice appeared in the same issue.
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Macfarland
John W
Drake
Foster
Jeanie Bingham
Commissioner Macfarland
E Street Northwest
John W Foster
China
Princeton
John Witherspoon
Princeton College
Witherspoon Memorial
ABS eee _ facioner
Gen. Spree
Teasteld
Assorianive
Damage Claims Inquiry on Grade Change Hearings
Hearings on damages to Third street property owners near Talon Station concluded before the Union railroad station grade damage commission at the courthouse. National claims for damages will be heard for owners on the north side of McCullough street bounded by E and F streets New Jersey avenue and North Capitol street. The commission will examine this property Monday with further hearings the following day.
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Union Staten
Third Street
N Streets
Talon Station
Union Railroad Station
Court House
McCullough Street
F Streets
New Jersey Avenue
North Capitol Street
7 Commission
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