Elkins defends Maryland as academics emphasized
College Park Maryland AP Dr Wilson HL Elkins president of the University of Maryland defends the school’s academic and athletic record while stressing scholastic standards. He cites a probation plan raising admission hurdles and notes ACC titles in basketball wrestling and track. He warns against unlimited football grants and supports conference aligned attitudes.
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College Park
Wilson HL Elkins
University of Maryland
Elkins
Terps
Maryland
Middle States
Academe
Three Sign Soil Conservation Pacts
At the Middletown Valley soil conservation district a monthly meeting reported three new cooperators with 407 acres signing agreements. William McVey 117 acres Jefferson, Richard A Keller 110 acres Middletown, Lee A House 180 acres Jefferson joined the district.
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Catoctin
Swartz
E. R. Johnson
Clarence
Jane Lewis
Charles A. Remsberg
Patterson Farm
William McVey
Baltimore
Edgar Leatherman
Joseph Long
John van Holten
Middletown
Robert County
Henry BR. Shae
Democrats Victory Ball Here Wednesday Night
A Democrat party event will be held at Frederick Armory with music by Phil Fox and his 10 piece orchestra. Local Farm Bureau speakers, tickets via committee members, and dance entertainment are planned. Delegations from Frederick County will attend the American Farm Bureau convention in Boston, returning Thursday. The event runs 9 pm to 1 am and is organized by the Maryland Farm Bureau.
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Frederick Armory
Gates
M. L. Dade
Jerson
Carroll F. Leatherman
Cabaret Jr
Myersville
Leatherman
James
Phil
Fox
Young
Maryland Farm Bureau
Chambersburg
Crtate
State Central Commit Farm Bureau
Tee
Joseph Coady
Boston
Freder
ElizabethiEfhe Fulmer
Frederick
Win Krill
Maryland Farm Bureau Committee
Philin Beard
Stin Powell
Louis E. Fraley
Ruby
George Abrech
Howard
Raymond Phillips
Roanoke
William F. Davis
Phillips
Thurmont
Cakine
Furnace
H. D. Lakin
American Farm
W. Wolfe
M.S. Ahalt
J. R
Bureau
Walter Lawrence
Flook
Bej
Hunter Mfr
Noah E. Kefauver
Quantico
North Carolina tonnage duty on war supplies noted
Hiring trends show 16,605 workers employed, up 0.9 percent from 16,465 the prior week. In North Carolina scarce ammunition prompts a 2 tonnage duty on gunpowder, gunshot and flints for vessels docking in the state.
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North Carolina
North Carolia
Maryland industries hire more workers last week
Maryland industries hired more workers last week and fewer people filed jobless claims, with changes deemed not economically significant by the Department of Employment Security in Baltimore. Director Robert B. Kimble attributed a seasonal decline in the food processing industry for the shift, noting 32,563 compensation claims filed, a 0.6 percent drop from the prior week, while 24,717 actually drew benefits, up 3 percent.
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Baltimore
Maryland Industries
Jweek
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
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