County Rejects State Welfare Plan For Public Hospital Aid
Frederick County Commissioners announced they will not join the Maryland State Welfare Department plan to continue public assistance payments to indigent patients in county medical facilities. The state letter outlined eligibility rules, admission clearances, and a $65 maximum payment limit under federal participation, with county payments to be managed by the local welfare office after July 1.
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State Welfare Department
Commissioners
Thomas J. S. Waxter
Maryland State Department of Public Welfare
Waxter
Welfare Department
Frederick Chronic Hospital
Frederick County Welfare Department
Coronic Hospital
Jedge Waxter
Geneva W. Barthel
Maryland Committee for Fair Representation Organizes
Seated to reapportion the General Assembly a new Maryland committee meets in Towson. Co chairmen Royce Hanson and Phillip Thorson of Bethesda lead the group which may test the constitutionality of current seat distribution. Speakers include Christian H. Kahl and Alfred L. Scanlan.
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Towson
Royce Hanson
Phillip Thorson
Bethesda
Baltimore County
Christian H. Kahl
Alfred L. Scanlan
Montgomery County
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Maryland
Frederick population estimates from local residents
Reporters quiz Frederick residents on expected city population. Estimates range from about 13 000 to 23 000, with reasons citing new industries Fort Detrick and shifting migration. Two quotes focus on marriage and births, growth from outlying areas, and urban density. Also notes on John Barrymore Jr reconciliation in Rome and a milk antibiotic detection test progress.
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Ei T. Reeney
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Grange Hears Dr Evans on Physical Education in Frederick County
Members of Ballenger Grange heard Dr Warren R Evans county supervisor of physical education discuss national fitness, school programs, and leisure time use at Grange Hall Feaga nville. He noted Americans fall behind in fitness and urged stronger physical education in schools and youth activities. A color film They Grow Up So Fast accompanied the talk and questions from the floor touched county policy criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Grange
Frederick County
Warren R. Evans
Grange Hall
Feaganville
Dr. Evans
Board of Education
Evans
County schools defend physical education as supplement to academics
Dr Evans argues that a robust physical education program enhances learning rather than competes with academics and should not be trimmed to raise standards. Audience member questions whether funding opulent archery and tennis is feasible, noting many county children may not attend college but could benefit from athletic diversification aligned with students' capabilities.
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Evans
Dr. Evans
All Stars Meet and County Host Plans Highlight Urbana Item
The Frederick County All-Stars met March 12 at Mt Pleasant Community Hall to discuss Frederick County hosting a district meeting for Howard, Frederick, and Montgomery Counties on April 23 at 7 at the Ag Center in Gaithersburg. A square dance was proposed to boost the county treasury and an engraved plaque award for outstanding younger 4H members was continued to encourage better record keeping.
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Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Howard
Frederick
Montgomery
Gaithersburg
Frederick County Guernsey Breeders Attend 1960 Judging School
Five Frederick County Guernsey breeders joined the Maryland Guernsey Judging School held at Mt Ararat Farm Port Deposit Wednesday. Austen McKay led the one day training for certified officials, with Robert McLaughlin assisting. Attendees from Frederick included Donald Garst, D Herbert Snyder, Maynard Hawker, and others named.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Mt Ararat
Fred D. Brown
Port Deposit
Austen McKay
Frederick
National Guernsey Association
Robert McLaughlin
Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association
State Guernsey Association
Donald Garst
Mount Pleasant
D. Herbert Snyder
Walkersville
Maynard Hawker
Middletown
Gum choking danger noted by British Medical Journal
The British Medical Journal reports that inhaling more than one stick of gum can block air passages and be fatal. Two fatal cases are cited, underscoring choking risks from gum ingestion or aspiration.
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London
British Medical Journal
Journal
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