Board Attempts To Reorganize
ANNAPOLIS AP The Board of Natural Resources moved to reorganize at the 1962 General Assembly. Lester N. Towner proposed a bill to have the governor appoint the chairman annually. The plan keeps a six member ex officio and appointive board and mirrors a vetoed 1961 measure.
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Board of Natural Resources
General Assembly
Lester N. Towner
Natural Resources Board
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Gov. Tawes
Board weighs enlarging panel to include ex officio members
The Natural Resources Board spent much of Monday debating adding two ex officio members: the dean of the College of Agriculture at the University of Maryland and the chief of the Bureau of Environmental Hygiene of the State Department of Health.
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College of Agriculture
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Bureau of Environmental Hygiene
Nate Department of Health
Loan Man Fined For Overcharging
Baltimore court convict Orlando Perrera on two exorbitant interest charges under the Small Loan Act and order fines totaling $1,000. Judge J. Gilbert Prendergast announced the verdict after Perrera pleaded.
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J. Gilbert Prendergast
Orlando Perrera
Perrera
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The record notes the defendant faced seven criminal charges with state witnesses testifying about a 1 percent weekly loan interest on $100. Two witnesses placed the emergency loans at the defendant's business. Perrera had been charged in connection with the gangland style slaying of auto dealer Edward J. Castranda. the state dropped the case.
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Perrera
Edward J. Castranda
Christmas for Christ Movement Urges Sobriety this Season
The Women's Christian Temperance Union urges Christians to avoid alcohol at Christmas and promote sober celebrations. The group calls on business, church, and fraternal organizations to back Christmas for Christ, discourage alcohol gifts, and push highway safety to prevent drunk driving.
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National Safety Council
Women
Christian Temps Union
Stradivari City Buys Violin From Long-Treasured Collection
In Cremona, the hometown of Antonio Stradivari, the tourist agency bought a prized instrument from a Lon collection after more than two centuries of awaiting ownership. The purchase follows local interest in preserving historic violins and highlights Cremona’s enduring link to string instrument making.
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Antonio Stradivari
Cremona
Lon
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