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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 16, 1955

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Policemen Convicted Of Accepting Bribe

A Baltimore Criminal Court jury convicted Sgt. Charles Baker and Patrolman Charles Suit of demanding and accepting a bribe from tavern keeper Nathan Blaker after a minor was served. Each received one year in the House of Correction. A third officer, Vernon J. Thompson, faces separate trial.

Baltimore Charles Baker Charles Suit Nathan Blaker John T. Tucker House of Correction Baker Suit Mitron Hipsley Blaker Tucker Vernon J. Thompson

Faculty Senate Asks Students To Meetings

COLLEGE PARK Md Dec 15 The Faculty Senate of the University of Maryland extended an invitation to Student Center representatives and observers from the Student Government Assn the Men s League the Assn of Women Students and the professional schools in Baltimore to attend future meetings In its second meeting the Senate named 20 committees including educational policy admissions instructional procedure scholarships curriculum student discipline health welfare and ethics Plans were made for early action on several issues and for administrative elections on January 5

College Park Faculty Senate University of Maryland Senate Assn Men's League Assn of Women Students Baltimore

Predicts Passage Of School Aid Bill In House

Speaker Rayburn forecast that a federal school construction aid bill will pass the House in the new session starting next month. He cited a growing consensus on a serious classroom shortage and expressed confidence in approval.

Ers House Education Committee Congress Powell New York Smith House Washington Rayburn D-Tex Ead

Thor cablelaying ship to be commissioned in Baltimore

The USS Thor, recently converted from the USS Vanadis at Bethlehem Steel Co, will be commissioned January 3 in a ceremony at the Rey High Way shipyard in Baltimore. The vessel, redesigned as a cablelaying and repair ship, will serve as an auxiliary. It is the second former cargo ship Bethlehem has converted this year.

Baltimore USS ‘Thor Rammisciound Ceremonion Bethlehem Steel Co Rey Highway Vanadis Thor Bethlehem

Nehru Says India May Not Seek Foreign Aid in Future

Prime Minister Nehru stated in an article for the Congress that it may not be desirable for India to ask for aid from abroad in the future, signaling a shift toward self reliance. The remarks were reported from New Delhi.

New Delhi India Nehru Congress

Wheel chair program planned for city and county residents

Frederick Amvers announces a loan based wheel chair program at the regular monthly meeting. The plan includes two wheel chairs and four sets of crutches for residents of the city and county. The abbreviated notes indicate organizational planning and local service aims.

Frederick Amvers Ae

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