State school buses carry Maryland pupils to 1,100 vehicles
State Superintendent Thomas G. Pullen Jr. reports over 65,000 pupils are transported daily in 1,100 buses at 11 cents per capita. Transportation costs have declined from 29.32 to 19.52 per person over ten years, with OD regulations limiting tire, gasoline, and equipment changes.
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Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Pullen
Office of Defense Transportation
Bus schedules adapt to wartime pupil surge
Despite about 1200 more public school pupils this year, no new bus was added. Authorities extended lines and created new routes to serve war worker communities and growing towns near military reservations. Buses are re-routed to carry pupils in two directions and schedules rearranged for two trips per bus, with pupils urged to attend the nearest school.
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Pullen
War Bonds and Stamps Offered at Annual Poultry Show
The eleventh annual poultry products show in Baltimore January 12 to 14, 1943 will award war bonds and stamps to exhibitors. Wade H. Rice, secretary of the Maryland State Poultry Council, announced the prizes including a $25 war bond to the exhibit winner among the top five in producer eggs, ribbons and stamps for top dozens, plus a silver trophy for the best county association display.
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Baltimore
Wade H. Rice
Maryland State Poultry Council
Poul
County Country Association
Death of Rink Phillips in Hurlock at 80
Mr Rink Phillips aged 80 died at his home in Hurlock on Thursday afternoon after several weeks illness. He is survived by two sons Elisha Phillips of Hurlock and Floyd Phillips of Federalsburg, two granddaughters and a grandson Charles Phillips PFC US Marines Midway Island in the Pacific.
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Hurlock
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Federalsburg
Charles Phillips
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U. S. Marines
Midway Island
Pacific Ocean
Funeral services held at Baptist Church in Hurlock
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 PM at the Baptist Church in Hurlock with Rev. W. W. Pickett presiding. Interment followed at Washington Cemetery.
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the Baptist Church
Hurlock
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