Grand Jury Cites Lack Of Guidance And Praise
Frederick County grand jury reported on county facilities at Montevue County Home and other sites. It praised improvements and praised care, but criticized lack of parental guidance in home and rescue efforts, noting the jail under Sheriff Horace M. Alexander was in splendid condition.
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Frederick County
Circuit Court
Montevue
Devery
Crawford
Horace M. Alexander
Dew
James Capino
Cousure
Robert S
Fire Damages Home as Snow Hamstrings Response
A Tuesday fire at the Max White residence on Maryland 28 two miles north of Beallsville caused about 1000 in damage to walls and outside partitions. Firefighters faced access issues due to snow and drifted roads, with no injuries reported and four hours on scene. Separately, trespass charges against seven union workers at the Susquehanna River pipeline project were dismissed by Chief Magistrate John E Clark for lack of required notice by Forest Construction Co.
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Montgomery County
Hyattstown
Max White
Maryland
Beallsville
Tre
Haartstoun Company
Helr
Potomac Electric Power Company
Drckerson
White
Bel Air
John E Clark Clark
Forest Construction Co
P T A Council Petition Aims for Higher State Education Aid
Frederick County Council of PTAs seeks signatures on a petition for increased State aid for education. The campaign, sponsored by MCPT and MSTA, targets the Governor, State Senator and six delegates, pushing a raise in teacher salaries from 3200 to 4000 and an overall 13 million dollar education appropriation.
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Frederick
James
McPt-Msta
State Employees A.F.L.C
YMCA
Baltimore
Maryland proposes teacher certification program cost per citizen
The MCPT MSTA argues the new program would cost Maryland $6,150,000 more than the James Committee plan, equating to about $7 per capita. The Frederick County Council of PTAs aims to collect 15,000 signatures.
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Maryland
McPt-Msta
James Committee
Frederick, County
Baltimore to appoint full-time industry coordinator
Mayor J Harold Grady of Baltimore said he will appoint a full time official to coordinate city efforts to attract and retain industry. The appointee will provide authoritative information needed assistance and expeditious service to potential investors in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
IAP
J. Harold Grady
Grady
Baltimore Officials Debate Economic Development Role
The piece notes private groups in industrial development and complains of no official spokesman for city economic information and services, signaling concern about Baltimore’s economic growth climate. In court news, Dominic J. Carozza, 28, pleads innocent as he goes on trial for murder after a fatal October stabbing of Alex Gabriel. James A. Morales, 44, Local 16 Iron Workers Union president, was acquitted of assault to maim a fellow worker in a related brawl.
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Junior Association of Commerce
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Dominic J. Carozza
Washington
Carozza
Alex Gabriel
James A. Morales
The
Iron Workers Union
Munder
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