McKeldin Rejects 10 Million School Aid Plan
Annapolis February 20 Governor McKeldin rejected the State Education Department plan totaling about 10 million dollars yearly for teachers raises and other expenses. He warned the proposed 35 million bond issue would raise state debt and heavy taxes. The plan would increase teacher salaries by 500 each and boost library aid, with bills to be submitted to the General Assembly.
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State Department of Education
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
General Assembly
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Maryla
Plan to Raise Pay attract Teachers Cited by Dr Pullen
Dr Pullen cites a S500 per teacher raise as needed to stop teachers from leaving classrooms for higher paid business jobs. A $200 raise would bring pay closer to market rates, but concerns arise over funding and district constraints. Charles Kenneth Hossch was arrested for a disorderly conduct charge at 122 South Market, held on $100 collateral.
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Tren
Mattia Nannede
Alton Twernies
South Market
Charles Kenneth Hossch
Favor Compromise On Reassessment
Annapolis February 20 The State Senate favored a compromise plan on reassessing poverty and property values every three years. It sits between the five year and yearly proposals. Senators from most counties and Baltimore City approved the three year compromise in a closed session. Senator Seubert Howard, chair of a subcommittee, said only one senator dissented.
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State Senate
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Baltimore City
Selater
Seubert O-Hownards
Findnee
Senator Seeks Five Year Tax System Change Plan
County Senator favored retention of the five year system while an absent member tied a vote. Syhert indicated his subcommittee will meet tomorrow with Attorney General Hall Hammond to draft amendments to the proposed annual assessment bill. The plan would divide each county and Battirere City into three tax districts and assess them in turn, with assessments withheld until all three are surveyed and based on full market value.
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Qvoling
Rtrd Aneter
Syhert
Hall Hammond
Battirere City
Miners Trapped After Belgian Mine Collapse
Five miners were trapped in a Belgian coal mine cave in near Fantane L Eveque as 45 men worked in the gallery. Engineers said there was no chance of rescue and that the five likely perished, while the rest escaped to the surface.
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Fantane L'eveque
Belgium
Baltimore Sun Raises Sunday Edition Price Five Cents
The Baltimore Sunpapers announce a five cent increase in the Sunday Sun price due to ongoing operation costs. Effective next Sunday editions, Sunday delivery by car, dealer, or street sale will be 15 cents, up from 10 cents. Saturday evening purchases rise to 20 cents from 15 cents, with The Sun, The Evening Sun, and the Sunday edition pricing jointly noted.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sunpapers
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Sun
Twivet
Baltimore Sunday-American
Driver Reclaims Missing Tag After August Accident
Henry Smith of Union Bridge was involved in an August 2 accident on Tas night. He left hospital without police summons, then went to Police Headquarters to obtain a license tag, with Officer Denver J. Shook accompanying him. The charge was laid and Smith posted collateral, securing the tag.
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Union Bridge
Smit
Policy Headquarters
Denver J. Shook
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