English News Note on New Market Names and Ball Paper
English journalists in Cambridge and Newmarket discuss naming of towns abroad for a special edition tied to a recent Newspaper Press Fund ball. The edition, titled The Bach, aims to feature Cambridges and Newmarket locations worldwide in humorous, overseas print notes.
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Cambridge
Newmarket
England
Informa
C. W. Sharp
Bridge Daily News
Cooperaer Wee
Cam Chusetis
Mont
West
Austra
Victoria
Australia
New Zealand
Maryland
New Jersey
Cour
Virginie
Josef Sanco
Bach
Lane Seen Veto Likely On Veterans Bonus Plan
Annapolis February 21 The General Assembly faces a gubernatorial veto on pending veterans bonus legislation. A $1,000,000 bond issue would be repaid from real estate tax proceeds. Delegates and officials discuss funding, impact on budgets, and potential direct supervision for mental hospital needs while considering a broad Board of Mental Hygiene expansion. A $20,000,000 mental hospital program is proposed to start this summer with full blueprints before the next General Assembly session. A gas turbine idea is noted as increasingly practical due to advances in aerodynamics and metallurgy.
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Annapolis
Senate
House
Maryland
Board of Mental Hygiene
Lane
Benzedrine Inhalers Called Serious Prison Problem
Maryland Penitentiary warden E T Swenson cites benzedrine inhalers used to induce a drunk state as a growing problem in prisons. Inmates reportedly chew contents soak in hot water or drink them, sparking violent situations akin to marijuana use. He notes only a small number of cases but urges tighter control and doctor prescriptions for inhaler sales.
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Baltimore
E. T. Swenson
Maryland Penitentiary
Surrenders On City Warrant Held On Bond
Charlies Booth, colored, of Phobus avenue, wanted on a City warrant charging resisting arrest, surrendered to Police Headquarters Monday night and jailed in default of $100 bond. Booth said he had been in Baltimore over the weekend and did not know of the warrant until returning to Frederick Monday. He surrendered to Desk Sergeant Phillip Culler about 9:45 yesterday evening. Warrant(s) were sworn by Officer Sherman Boone against Booth and a colored associate at 229 Phobus avenue after an incident in front of a West All Saints Street club Friday. The two men allegedly resisted arrest, with a bystander alleged to have assisted. Boone, who was driving Booth home, reported the events at the club before the arrest.
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Charlies Booth
Booth
Baltimore
Frederick
Phillip Culler
Offcer Sherman Boone
Pri
Phobus Avenue
West All Saints Street
Terfer
Wen Head
Boone
West
Pamoo
Boo
Ofiicer Boone
Abo
Fight at scene ends with assault on officer
A police call-box was used to summon aid after a brawl halted by a constable. Two police cruisers arrived late, Boone’s badge torn from his coat, and the assailants fled, leaving the officer roughed up.
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Polceman
Boone
Military Pay Scales In Need Of Revision
Washington Feb 21 Defense Secretary Forrestal told Congress pay scales need broad revisions. He cited the President's budget proposing $350 000 increases and urged a 14 percent rise for top generals. He testified before a House Armed Services Subcommittee as hearings opened on a bill to overhaul military pay. Alger Hiss trial adjournment to March 21 noted in New York report.
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Washington
Defense
Forrestal
Congress
Tros
House
Arn Services
Hee
Hiss
LOOK
New York
Alger Hoss
High St
Ham Bens
County Council Opposes Pari-Mutuel Betting At Meeting
At the Y M C A meeting the executive committee of the Frederick County Council of Religious Education declared opposition to pari mutuel betting at the county fairgrounds. Reasons cited include promoting get something for nothing, undermining belief in government support, and encouraging exploitation of human weakness, especially within families. Rev. Paul Althouse led the session. An Easter sunrise service is being planned by the Frederick Christian Youth Council under Mrs. Meredith Mackley.
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Frederick
Paul Althouse
Frederick Christian Youth Council
Meredith Mackley
Montgomery Bills Proposed by County Delegation
Bills introduced in the House at Stonday's session seek to authorize the Montgomery Council to establish a retirement plan for county paid firemen and to adopt or install hospitalization, group life and health insurance for county employees. They also propose raising the pay of Montgomery County orphans.
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Montgomery County
Stonday
Montgomery Council
Court salaries boost debated by state senators
The bill raises clerical salaries in Frederick and Howat County Circuits to 6000 per year and payment ranges for judges from 15 to 18, with lawmakers calling it a delegation matter. Another Senate measure extends condemning rights for school property up to 25 acres, while William and Mary’s Indians crushed the Generals 89 to 46 in Williamsburg.
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Senat
Edward BD. Siverm
Frederick and
Howat County
House
Senate
W. and
Williamsburg
William and Mary’s Indians
Washington
Generals
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Allon
MR. Smith
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Calvary Arch
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Ritchie Associates Insurance
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Westminster, Md
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Niagra
Magia
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