Montgomery County teachers push for 60–per–1,000 pupil ratio
The Montgomery County Teachers Association seeks a contract clause guaranteeing 60 teachers per 1,000 pupils, aiming to limit class sizes to 15–16 and add about 600 positions. The plan raises multi‑million costs for Frederick County taxpayers while aligning with national wage guidelines and job creation goals.
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Marvin Mandel
Baltimore City
Maryland
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Montgomery County Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Federal Price Commission
Nixon
MCTA
Rockville
Superintendent of Schools
Antihangover Charcoal Capsules Stir Holiday Buzz
An antihangover capsule using activated charcoal gains notice as a potential morning relief. Research by Frederic urate and Prof Anna H. Goldberg supports charcoal's adsorptive properties, while a New York firm promotes charcoal with snacks. Also notes shifting four day work weeks and gender equality debates.
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U. S
Pharmacopacia
Frederic Urate
Anna H. Goldberg
Columbus Urvere
Pharmaceutical
Braddock Heights Teen Club supports local causes
Letter writers praise the Braddock Heights Teen Club for summer Friday dances that funded $400 to local groups including the Church of Transfiguration, Optimist Club, and Volunteer Fire Department. They urge readers to view teen activities firsthand after a recent drug conviction front-page item.
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Braddock Heights
Church of Transfiguration of
Braddock
Optimist Club
Fire Department
Vindobona
Consolidation forms Garber Baking Company from Frederick notices
Yesterday the Bend department of the G to Baking Company merges with Garber s Modern Bakery on Market Street at Fifth to form Garber Baking Company under incorporation by Glenn Garber Marion Miller and dames nunbriller. The Frederick Cotillion Club hosted a Christmas dance for 250 guests from multiple states and cities at the State Armory. A health campaign to clean up Frederick County eating and drinking places is announced with a target of enforcing the city county code. A Hood Forward campaign donation of $500 is reported plus a pledge of $3,000 to the college. Dormant bank accounts over 20 years will revert to the state treasury under 1951 legislation.
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Bend
G. To Baking Company
Garber
Modern Bakery
Market Street
Fifth
Garber Baking Company
Glenn Garber
Marion Miller
Dames Nunbriller
Frederick Cotillion Chuir
State Armory
North Carolina
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Rockville
Cumberland
Annapolis
Hanover
Frederick County
Forbes Burgess
Health Department
Hood Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charles S. V. Lanner
J. Harold Hooper
News-Post
Beginning of Life Debate Puts Abortion Law in Spotlight
historian David Hendin reviews the abortion issue amid New York's liberal law. He notes early drops in maternal and infant mortality, cites 235000 legal abortions in 1970 with many in New York, and discusses a court bid to halt abortions in NYC. The piece contrasts ancient views on when life begins with contemporary questions of personhood, privacy, and maternal health.
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American Medical Assn
New York
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Center For Disease Control
United States
U.S
Robert Burn
Hight To Life League
New York State
Supreme Court
Burn
Byrn
New York City
Aristotle
Plato
St. Gregory
St. Thomas Aquinas
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Braddock Dance Pavilion
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H. Dorsey Etchison
Lewis M. Kefauver
Austin Renn
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
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