Transfers and Promotions Approved by Commissioner
The following transfers and promotions were approved yesterday by Commissioner G Bouscaren. From the office of the engineer of highways to draftsman in the office of the surveyor at a salary of $000 per annum. JE Balelinger transferred to rodman in the office of the engineer of highways at $00 per annum. Mortimer Clarke Jr chairman in the office of the surveyor promoted to assistant computer at 330. The resignation of A D Waring date man in the office of the surveyor accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Bouscaren
JE Bale Lenger
Rodman
Mortimer Clarke, Jr
A.D Waring
Health Department Budget Proposes Major Staffing Increases
Health officer Woodward asks Commissioners for a 184,38 budget bump to fund six medical inspectors for schools and a large roster of new positions including an assistant health officer, chief medical inspector, food and dairy inspectors, chemist, and clerks. He also urges a bacteriological laboratory, a municipal pasteurising plant study, weed enforcement funds, a new pound and stable, and public wells. Salary hikes for key staff are requested.
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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 Company urged to extend mains across city
District Commissioners hear that Washington Gas Light seeks extensions from Rhode Island Avenue to Brentwood and Brentwood Road to Eighteenth Street and Queens Chapel Road. Mr Fisher notes several routes and an unidentified street. Secretary Patterson flags potential satisfaction if needs are reasonable. Commissioner MacFarland says no further action unless new requests arise and suggests Congress consider legislation.
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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 Prepare For International Fire Engineers Convention
The International Association of Fire Engineers plans a Washington DC convention from October with a parade at 40 o'clock, a White House visit, memorial services, and a district department exhibition. Arlington and Mount Vernon visits are on Thursday and Friday, with a Mall Bag Repair Shop exhibit space and thanks from Chief Belt to organizing committees.
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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 of Deeds Increase in New Filings
Three months ending September 30 1960 shows 4960 papers filed for record in the recorder of deeds office. This marks a rise of 27 percent from the same quarter last year. Carpet cleaning services by EP Hinkel and Co, successors to Thorp Carpet Cleaning Co, 488 Maine Avenue advertise expert work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of Deeds
Recorder of
Dende
EP Hinkel & Co
Thorp Carpet Cleaning Co
Maine
Avhone Main
Portraits of Witherspoon Honor Erected in City
Commissioner Macfarland and John W Foster visited Emergency Hospital yesterday to examine portraits of Rev Dr John Witherspoon, signer of the Declaration, for a statue to be erected in the city by the Witherspoon Memorial Association. A restaurant notice lists Sunday hours and various food items in terse catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Assorianive
Damage claims inquiry hearings on grade change near Union Station
Hearings concluded yesterday before the Union railroad station grade damage commission at the court house for appraisements of damages to property owners on Third street near BM and N streets northeast from the Talon Station grade change. Future hearings will cover parcels on the north side of McCullough street bounded by E and F streets New Jersey avenue and North Capitol street with examinations by the commission scheduled for Monday and Tuesday.
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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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Saks & Company
Brussels
Axminster
Errmann
D Streets
N. W
Suffolk
Rgsaer
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
St N.W
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Louisiana Avenue
Seventh St
Pennsylvania Ave
Ned Apremahout
WAAS
THE
Synday Post
Mall
Lafferty
Woc Hexkell
Segler
West
Hack Stern Fom
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
AF Ge
Washington,d.c
TITHE
Joe Foon
Daves
Sena Numser
Heurich
Senate
Heurich Brewing Co
Sts
Bure
Horn
F St
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St. Cor
City Bulletins
Witherspoon
Survey's
Spagtetti
Calvis
Damage Claims Inquiry
Krouse's
Ninth Street
Northwest
Charles HL Miller
Tolman
Miller
Casualty Hospital
Vnl
Gat
Muddiman & Co
Heurich's
Mgrasn
Senate Brewers
Iweton Bol Jampan
Johnson Bros
Albert L. Johnson
Castelberg’s
Penna. Ave
Henry Evans
F Street NW
HUB Furniture Co, Ses
Creston
G. F. & C. D. Electric
Craig & Royce
Great Falls & Old Dominion Land Co
Hibbs Building
Mr. Merchart
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th Street N. W
Sem
Randle Highlands
U.swade Highlands
Depont Cela
Arestor
At Realty Company
Zeya, la
EL As. N. W. Fireman's Insurance Building
Tates
Spieret
Ianady Ioan Oopeny
Alda-Teblisher Company
Nolweites
Targa
Potomac Guarantee
Steen
Siemen
Ce Insurance
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
MLW
Camgerie
G Sea
Adler
Victor E. Adler
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