Ford Foundation Gives Half Billion To Colleges And Hospitals
The Ford Foundation announced a historic half billion dollar gift to private colleges, universities, hospitals, and medical schools. About 210 million funds 615 regionally accredited colleges to raise faculty salaries, 200 million to 350 privately supported hospitals to expand services, and 90 million for medical schools. Largest grant goes to New York University for five million, with major awards to Harvard Yale and the University of Chicago. Grants require no matching funds and are allocated based on each institution’s payroll and patient statistics, with tens of millions set aside for supplemental grants to top regional performers.
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New York
Dev
Ford Foundation
United States
X Y U
New York University
Harvard
Yale
University of Chicago
California School of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Henry Ford II
Teach Hospital
Hopital
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Henry Ford
Fund For
The
Republic
Ford Motor Co
Strip Teasers Don't Need Fingerprinting
Baltimore judges strike down Rule 53 requiring strip clubs with liquor licenses to register, be fingerprinted, and wear police ID photos. Judge Reuben Oppenheimer rules the Baltimore Liquor Board lacked authority, arguing the measure could threaten peace and safety by exposing clubs staffed by previously convicted individuals.
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Baltimore
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore Street
Oppenheimer
Baltimore Liquor Board
Prand
Police
Mortgage Credit Eased by Federal Board Rules
Government announces slight easing of home mortgage credits through standby credits for savings and loan associations. Each member may borrow up to 5 percent of withdrawable deposits, with an overall cap at 10 percent of savings accounts. Applies to 4,317 federal associations totaling over a billion dollars.
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Washington
Federal Hare Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Bakers face charges as deer meat case unfolds in court
Richard and Elmer Baker of Myersville faced forfeitures in People's Court after admitting illegal possession of venison stored in their father Henry Bakers’ cellar. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. found Henry not guilty as an accomplice. Warnings and fines were issued to other local hunters for offenses ranging from hunting after dark to speeding.
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Richard
Elmer Baker
Myersville Brothers
Henry Baker
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Glenn D. Butts
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Baker Brothers
Bakers
Etta Mae Wisner
Earl Bolling
Baltimore
Thomas A. Burke
Donald M. Stew
Romance languages listed include major European tongues
The Romance languages include French Italian Portuguese Provencal Romanian and Spanish. This catalog highlights six primary tongues spanning Europe and its historical linguistic development.
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Ford
Lionel Run
Hitner-Roelke Frederick
West
Patrick Street
Wayside Radio Service
E. Patrick St
McCulloch
Kinsey
West 7Th Street
North Bentz
Acme
William S. Hood
West Patrick
Vanatian Riinde
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Bendix
Zenith
Philco
CRS
Middletown
Myersville Rd
ROY Telco
Motorola
Dumont
Cumberland
William V. Keegan
Keegan
Warren G. Harding
Frank Keefer
Visitation Academy
Evelyn R. White
Art
Hagerstown
Wilber C. Hinkston
Norman E. Boone
William T. Riggleman
Derwood
James K. Procter
Frederick
Doris G MacDougall
Caswell
Virginia
Edward J. Delauder
Mt. Airy
Clyde W Brown
Lantz
Jennings K. Scarborough Jr
Vernon C. Crummitt
Delander
Brown
Scarborough
Crummitt
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Skyline T
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Asaan
Esa
Better Homes Equip. CO
Patrick ST
Kemp
Daniel Green Slippers
Ker
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Monocacy Village
FHA
Moefocacy Village
Weil Brothers
Newport
Admiral TV
Super Cascade Power Plant
Admiral’s
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