Construction plan for Princess Anne college building faces legal challenge
The Board of Public Works approved a university building contract at Princess Anne College for Negroes, with Governor McKeldin opposing the project. Attorneys warned possible legal questions on financing and use of state funds, while the Legislature’s stance and bond acts drew further debate. The decision hinges on future state agency actions and potential legal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Maisand State College
Mckeldin
Princess Anne
Marslands
Hall Hammond
Hammonds
Hooper
Miles
Unity
Attorams General
Appiat
Charles Fo
Cambridge
Cmos
Dr Hoc Burn
University of Marstand
John B Furk
Cartier Ory Handlrig
Fim
Renp
General Assembly
Saale
Andy Tay
Tmare
Preston
Ralte Md
Omy
Reciprocal Trade Act extension clears House amid amendments
The House approved a three cent extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act after adopting amendments to protect American industry and limit tariff concessions to Russia and satellites. The measure creates new tariff review procedures, safeguards against slave labor wares, and funds to extend savings interests. Senate action was anticipated. The debate touched banking committees, tariff commissions, and legislative procedures as lawmakers sought to bolster domestic industry protections. A separate note commemorates the centennial of the cream industry in America with a petition first proposed in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn Peoo
Maryland
House
Russia
Bath Congress
Congress
United States
Tariff Commission
Senate
Ne Honal
Schoeppel
Kansardisiad
Guand
Conpees
Bert von Paver
Fareden
Leg Idihen
Aostopip
America
Baltimore
Fragmented Maryland place list with many names and locales
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous people and places across Maryland towns such as Lew Windsor Hyattsville LibertyTown and Middletown. The garbled text includes names like Walter, Virgie Kidd, John Miller, and Frances Bussard, with scattered street addresses and landmarks, reflecting a damaged community directory style entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WARCH
Bolivarit
Sanme Botterer
Union
Wmm
Baker
Soba Packerstoun
Tames
Libertytown
Infonville
Middletown
Vier
Harvey
Tang
Libertytoun Fl
Keeller Smith
Milch—Bytale of
Foot
Warfield
Woodsbine
Centennial year program faces cuts and local protests
Disjointed notes indicate opposition to moving or closing a Veterans Administration office in Hagerstown seen as essential to the area. Mention includes three students and three parents, plus local social figures, with partial references to a guest from Evansville and a political appointment in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Union Bridge school program supports local service efforts
A school event titled Union Bridge Tora Beadase featured a joint program allowing republican service and prayer led by Mr. Marshall Singer. The two to four grade birthday program included teachers Mrs Joekel, Mrs Banker, and Mrs Wether, with insight from Fook Po Rohn and others.
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Tora
Elmer Wolke
Wais
Lone Batlle Tyinn
The
Republic
Marshall Singer
Fo Toa
Fook Po Rohn
Joekel
Banker
Wether Tfoyimy
Big Bisthee
Ennia resignation effective May 1 and hospital notices
Mrs James Booker of Mt Union resigns effective May 1 while patient at Polytine Hospital in Harsibung Pa after cataract removal. Union Ride Fire Company lists ambulance calls including Howard Hull of Avondale, Gea Deviller of Meadow Branch, and Ray Pultinzer near Lsiene to Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennia
James Booker
Mt Union
Polytine
Harsibung Pa
Union Ride Fire Company
Howard Hull
Avondale
Maryland University Hospital
Baltamore
English Lesson Facts on Misused Words and Pronunciation
A compact guide lists commonly misused terms and mispronunciations. It contrasts adjectives and verbs, notes stress patterns for certain words, and provides synonyms for opponent related terms.
Dissolution Definition From a Word Study Note
The text defines the word dissolution as the act of dissolving and extinction of life or death. It explains it as disintegration and notes the dissolution of a business was not anticipated by the stockholders.
Montgomery County raises for 2086 employees approved
In Rockville on February 13 the Montgomery County Council voted salary boosts for 2086 county workers for the remainder of the fiscal year. Increases range from 5 cents per hour for 4212 hourly staff to 300 for police and 200 for most other employees, retroactive to February 1 and through June 30, totaling 188,420 dollars.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Wage Adjustment Exempts Board Staff and County Workers
The article lists exemptions from a wage freeze including 1406 Board of Education employees and teachers, 633 county operating department workers, 30 state-county employees of the Board Public Welfare, 11 unclassified state-county workers in the assessors office, and six clerical staff in the trial magistrates courts. A total of 184 did not receive raises, earning above 3760 per seat, and include board members with pay set by law or department heads. The change is not viewed as affecting future school salary planning. News source: The News.
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Board of Education
Board Public Welfare
Assessors Office
Trial Magistrates Courts
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Markeil & Ford
P.L. Hargetts Co
South Market St
Potomac
Vane
Uo BS
Hon TU
Ffariary
Walter Bo
Erigier
Raye Brenteena
Omar Harnessle
Girdes
Wallen Wage
Tedey Tis
Milten & Tenn
Mio Wiry
Branchis
Lew Windsor
Howard
Stevens
Tome de
Ia Burer
Agricultural Economics
Harold Beimeyer
Union Bridge
Musteraleme
Colonial Jewelry Co
North Market St
Braddock Heights
Jefferson Blvd
Middletown Valley
Kutchen
Ned S. Zeiler
Real Estate
UN Insurance
N. Court St
Frederich, Md
Montgomery
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Daisy L. Page
Daisy L Page
Ijamsville
Margaret Dronenburg
Null
Raimond Lealely, Qerk
Discartinume Housekeeping
Remisog
West Difth Street
Strederick
Locus
Levine
Kenmore
Nolice
Virgie Kidd John W
Delbert & Null
Teederich
John L Suaw
Guernsey
John Deere
Osborn
Oliver
Notich
M. BE
Urbana
Norman C. Haller
Hyattstown
Telephone New Market
John Wondle
Delbert S. Null
Frederick, Ma
Raymond E. Kllly
SEARS
David Bradley
Bradley
APU
Osetre
Meta” Sears
Marklt
Eredlrick, MD
Maxing
Ms Farm P
Wilsel Alel
Ms fAfor
Boansboro Heed
Es Ie
Boonsboro
Remy Nic
Metfers
Halstein Helfers
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Deering
Metormick
John
Cribber Grewarkan
New Holland
H. L. Ingram
Alctions
Braden
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