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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1951

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2

Road Damage Report Outlines County Repair Plan

County roads suffered heavy damage from recent weather. Engineer Roger H Willard told the Roads Board that repairs are underway with freezing and thawing causing widespread boils. Planned work includes 13 miles on Sycamore Service Station road and 16 miles on Link's Ford road, plus painting four bridges over the Monocacy River and a survey of Point of Rocks roads for inclusion in the roads system.

Roger H Willard Roads Board Sycamore Pearl Ford Road Rocky Hill Church Centerville Woodsboro Monocacy River Creagerstown Greenfield Point of Rocks The Potomac Edison Co

Recently Entered Service Pvt Chillum Payne Joins Army

Pvt Chillum Payne son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Payne of Middletown enlisted last December. His address is 14 Pvt Payne RA 144623733 Co C 1st Bn TRIC Fort Eustis. The community plans to open a road over the old trolley route to improve egress for nearby residents. Point of Rocks 4‑H elects Jo Ann Frenri president at the monthly meeting held at Miss Tittus home. Officers include Malle Lamm as vice president Janet Clevenger as secretary Mary Carter as reporter. A Home Study plan and yearbook program were set for the next meeting at Fat the home of the reader. A demonstration on walls and picture framing will be led by Miss Beatrice Leh Sever. The production of nickel by Canada is noted.

Chillum Payne Raymond Payne Middletown Pvt Payne Fort Eustis Braddock Point OF Rocks Jo Ann Frenri Tittus Malle Lamm Janet Clevenger Secretus Mary Carter Beatrice Leh

Compulsory Sickness Insurance Endorsed

Annapolis February hearing on a House Ways and Means proposal to create a disability insurance system with 1 percent payroll deductions shared by employer and employee up to 2000 dollars earned. Proponents call it a deserved benefit for workers. opponents call it socialistic and bureaucratic, noting unions already offer sick benefits and warning of a new agency and potential costs.

Annapolis Ted Ways and Means Robert Fay International Association of Machinists Fay William S Wilson Jr Baltimore Association of Commerce Wilson

Maryland University Enrollment Declines in 2025 Fall Term

Maryland University reports a drop in current enrollment near four percent from last fall. In College Park, Tech 29 shows a 4% decrease, with 1541 students this September versus 1206 previously. Officials cite budgeting and program shifts as contributing factors across the university.

College Park Tech Craversts of Maryland Fodar Faraiment Tallege Poktie Baltemere Sehool Coomparcik

Student attendance increases at Europe study centers for GIs

A report shows a rise in GI students at Europe based study centers from 4 001 to 3 613 this past semester The centers are in Germany with 36 Eng land 6 and one each in France These and Tripoli were listed in the foreign branches The note ends with a stray line about diamond dust and is not connected to the report

Europe Germany England France Tripoli

State Offices Building Bill Recommitted In Maryland Senate

Annapolis February 20 The Maryland Senate faced a setback as a bill to locate part of a new State office building ran into constitutional limits. The Constitution bars consideration of appropriation bills until the budget is passed. The bill was re committed to the Finance Committee to await final action at the end of the 90 day session. The Finance Committee approved an appropriation of 35 million, despite opposition to delaying Senate action. Senator Phipps and Finance Chairman Goldstein argued against any postponement.

Annapolis Senate Finance Committee Senate Finance Committee Phipps Anne Arundel Goldstein

Civil Suits Filed For Death Of Policeman Towson

Two civil suits seeking 100000 dollars were filed against John J K Caskie Jr a 29 year old farmer accused of running down and killing Baltimore policeman Roland Wallace Morgan. Morgan's widow and three daughters seek 75000 for loss of income funeral expenses totaling 25000 plus pain and damages.

Towson John J K Caskie, Jr Baltimore Roland Wallace Morgan Aee

Baltimore policeman killed after accident leads to criminal case

Tomorrow the Senate will vote as Della hinted the issue after Patrolman Morgan died beside his patrol car near a Baltimore intersection. Caskie faces a murder charge with trial planned next Monday, plus drunken driving and related traffic offenses. His car was found near a Baltimore tavern hours later.

Senate Della Morgan Pital Caskie Baltimore Baltimore County

New Laboratory Power Grinder Replaces Hand Mortar Use

A laboratory power grinder automates grinding by revolving the mortar or grinding bowl while a weighted arm moves the pestle back and forth. It processes solids faster and more efficiently than the traditional hand mortar and pestle method.

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