Maryland Senate approves tentative Hood College scholarship plan
The Maryland Senate gave tentative approval to a bill creating state scholarships for Hood College aimed at easing Maryland teacher shortages. The plan, debated over 30 minutes, would require recipients to teach at least two years after graduation and bond posting, with funds capped and allocations by county boards and Hood College.
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Harford County
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Caroline County
Nock
D-Wicomico
Dulles Defends U.N. Over Formosa Cease Fire Talks
Secretary of State Dulles warmly defended the United Nations against charges of failure in Formosa cease-fire negotiations and in securing the release of 15 American fliers held by Red China. He called the U.N. an essential buffer between nations and noted its helpful, though imperfect, role.
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Dulles
United Nations
Formosa
Red China
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World Organization
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Knowland
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Senate
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Tase
Permore
U. N
League of Nations
United States Committee For the United Nations
Warker
State Department
U S. Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
New York
Humphrey D-Minns
U S
Quemoys
Matsus
Henry Suydam
Humphrey
Objections Filed Over Milk Price Area Plan in Virginia
Culpeper Virginia February 15 a State Milk Commission hearing drew broad protests to a proposed milk control area for ten northern counties The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Assn asked the commission to set prices in multiple counties then narrowed its request to Fauquier Loudoun and part of Prince William The association warned marketing in the three counties was discouraging and cited a pricing corridor between areas already under price controls
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State Work Commission
Virginia
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Assn. Inc
Loudoun
Clarke
Prince William
Fauquier
Rappahannock
Madison
Orange
Greene
Louisa
Association
Prince Willikan
Dames Coc
Rinenmyst
Palumbo Sentence Cut Now Paroled
ANNAPOLIS Feb 15 1942 The Department of Parole and Probation released 26 prisoners from Maryland penal institutions The longest term was Samuel Palumbo who was sentenced in Baltimore in September 1948 to life for assault to rape and burglary The sentence was later reduced to 29 years Palumbo was 17 Judge Herman Moser said only the defendant s age and sex crime statutes saved him from the gallows Palumbo was accused of breaking into a Baltimore residence and luring a girl through a baby sitting agency The sentence was reduced to 200 years after the girl and her parents requested a short penalty The group included Leonard A Ellinger not more than one year for escape in Washington County August 1954
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Department of Parole and Probation
Maryland
Samuel Palumbo
Baltimore
Palumbo
Herman Moser
Leonard A. Ellinger
Washington County
Congress To Get Roads Program
Eisenhower announced a billion dollar highway program to Congress, with a rival Democratic plan and Senate hearings planned. The dispute centers on financing and whether the new interstate network should be funded by federal bonds and taxes, with Republicans backing a larger nationwide bill and Democrats wary of debt implications.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
Lucius D. Clas
Fenes
Agi
Esenhower
Loneda
Senate Democrats
Fallon
Parliemen
Pic
Federal Highway Corporation
Las
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Public Roads Subcommittee
Len Gore
Chaiman
Roads Committee
Gore
Dansberger Estate Appraised At Over One Hundred Thousand
The estate of the late G William Dansberger was appraised at over 103000 with real estate 37300 furniture 727 bonds 210563 accrued interest 350 and cash 59860 05. No life insurance on record per Radcliff. Beacon Hill residents still may lead a cow on Beacon Street to the Boston Common.
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Boston
Beacon Street
Boston Common
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