Opposition Mounts to Ike School Aid Bill Across States
Senate Labor Committee heard educators from 31 of 33 states oppose most or all of President Eisenhower’s school building bill. Nebraska and Indiana oppose federal aid in principle. Maryland’s chief educator calls the plan “no advantage.” Critics warn of high loan costs and pitfalls, favor direct federal aid to relieve a 300,000 classroom shortage.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Edgar Fuller
Council of
Nebraska
Indiana
MicKeldin Button
Allott
Fuller
Maryland
Oveta Culp Hobby
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Tennessee
Veterinarians May Aid Humans In A Attack
Washington reports veterinarians mobilized to aid human victims in an atomic attack. The Federal Civil Defense Administration says animal doctors will treat shock and casualties under a physician, assist in splinting fractures, and help care for radiation injuries. Emergency use of animal hospitals and Red Cross coordination with veterinary societies are planned.
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Washington
Diel Defense Administration
American Veterinary Medical Assa
American Red Cross
Water molecule formed by two hydrogens and one oxygen
A water molecule consists of two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom. This simple composition makes H2O the fundamental liquid essential for life and ubiquitous in Earth's atmosphere and bodies of water.
Tentative Approval of State Roads Study Moves Forward
ANNAPOLIS Feb 18 The Senate gave tentative approval to a probe of the State Roads Commission after a 1952 PSA survey urged abolishing the agency. The report urged a director of highways during a transition with the commission focusing on policy while a single executive managed operations. Five Finance Committee amendments gained approval expanding subpoena power and funding for the study.
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Senate
State Roads Commission
Goldstein
DiCalvert
Bal
Goldstein and Sons
Nock
Wicomico
Turnbull
Public Service Administration
iChicago
Reads
McCain
SRC
Russell H. McCain
Del
John Wood Logan
Caroline
House
Advisory Council On
P.S.A
Maryland
General Assembly
Roads Commission
Kimble R‘allegany
Itt
Kimble
Mrc Keldin
Ark
Elections Committee
Handcuffed man led from trial amid threats and gun charge
In People's Court Roberts faced assault with deadly weapons charges and a threatening rooming house incident. He was sentenced to a year in the Marsland House of Correction plus six months for separate assault, with witnesses noting a knife and snub-nosed revolver in his possession. Police pursued how he obtained the weapon as hearings followed a suspended six day sentence for related offenses.
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Wilbur F Sheffield
Lioyd R. Roberts
Frederick
People’s Court
Marsland House of Correction
Helen Thompson
Earl J. Miller
Roberts
Roominghouse
Thamowan Unman
Roberto
Miller
Henge
Samuel Barrick
Roberts Guily
Sheffield
House of Correction
Thompson
Mullers
Imadstrate
Thes Thompson
Dorses F Shiples Spmts
North Market Street
Jorney Edwin FL Nikak
Elmer LeRos
Roderick
Nathan Dossex
Otis Chambers Dirks
Tiffee Street
John Spencer
Wamsville
Thurman T Petit
RFD
Westminster
Dispensary System Boycott Investigated
The Justice Department probes possible anti trust violations over a boycott of the Montgomery County liquor dispensary system. Assistant Attorney General Stanley N Barnes disclosed the inquiry began after county attorney Charles Martrelan Ventgomers announced eight major distilling firms refused to continue sales to the county. Police follow leads as the county seeks supply.
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Washington
Justice Department
Montgomery County
Asst
Atty
Stanley N Barnes
Anti-Trust
Charles MaoTrelan
Sistem Houston
Ter
Montgomery
Montgomery County liquor trade undercuts Maryland dealers
A representative of the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Asem citing 17 state monopolies said Montgomery County shops buy directly from distillers at lower prices, pressuring distillers and wholesalers to cut off Maryland sales. John A Menton of the Maryland State Licensed Beverage Assn says Montgomery outlets undercut fair trade, hitting Frederick Prince George and even Baltimore dealers with lost business.
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National
Alcoholic Reverage Control Asem
Montgomery County
John A Menton
Maryland State Licensed Beverage Assn
Frederick
Prince Georges County
Baltimore
Thieves Steal Vending Machine From Downtown Theatre
A downtown theatre reported a theft when a vending machine was stolen by suspects seen fleeing the scene. The device contained assorted items including perfume, with investigators reviewing security footage and seeking witnesses to identify the culprits.
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Masnoha Avenue
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CC. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Sam Miller
South Market Street
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Bank of Friendly Personal Service
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Weil Bros
Sure Fm
Tamtort
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William S. Hood
West Patrick St
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Lye
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