Maryland House advances Boat Control and hunting bills
Annapolis AP After several stops and starts a State Boat Control bill moves toward passage in the Maryland House. It requires sailboats under 15 feet and motor boats to be numbered with a $6 three year license. Safety rules apply to unnumbered craft. Motorboats towing skiers must carry two adults, none under 12. The Tidewater Fisheries Commission proposal won tentative 71-33 approval. The House also raised hunting fees: a $2 deer stamp and bow and arrow licensing. county hunting licenses rise to $1.75. House okayed hospital retirement for Frostburg miners' workers. Senate bills sent to delegates included trimming the University of Maryland Regents terms, reregistration for minor crucists, and paying local shares of state income tax. The House rejected a resolution to study slot machine licensing in two counties.
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Maryland
House of Delgates
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
del. White
Department of Game and Inland Fish Commission
Senate
Vrsity of Maryland Board of Regents
Minoch Crists
Comptroller
Balimore City
Winter TV and radio slate offers leisure viewing
Radio and TV listings preview a light week beyond the Olympic Winter Games. Highlights include NBC Telephone Hour with Polly Bergen and John Raitt, CBS Olympic ice hockey and ski jumping, NBC Journey to Understanding, and a string of low key entertainment and public affairs programs. Also dated sports results from boxing and a Purdue finding on feeding corn silage to sows during gestation.
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AP Tv-Radio Winter
Toni Randall
Kim Hunter
Bing Crosby
ABC
Perry Como
Crosby Brothers
NBC
Helen Hayes
CBS
Mae Wes
Star
Circle Theatre
New York
Fusenhoy
Argentina
Chile
Purdue University
Investigation Narrows Slaying Probe To West Coast
Salisbury AP reports state investigators Alfred Train Jr and Robert Burchart flew to California to pursue leads in the murder of a Salisbury woman. First stop Reading near where Walter William Silva lived, a 38 year old laborer suspected in the death near Salida. Silva allegedly slit wrists in a failed effort to die, while seeking access to his two year old daughter Kristine.
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Salisbury
Wicomico County
al Alfred Train Jr
Robert Burchart
California
Reading
Calif
Walter William Silva
Sal ‘A
Jayward
Cal
Wicomico
Silva
Sher Samuel Graham
Six Plane Crashes Cause 300 Casualties Since 1949
Washington reports that six air collisions involving passenger craft since 1949 have caused 300 deaths, with military planes in five of the incidents. Notable crashes include a 1958 Brunswick, Maryland event, a 1958 Las Vegas area collision, and a January 1949 Southern California-to-long Beach-airport incident.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Rio
Capital Airlines
Brunswick
Ted Air Lines
Air Force
Nevada Desert
Las Vegas
Angeles
I “Ong Beach
Livestock Meeting Revived in Frederick County
The Frederick County Mid Winter Livestock Meeting will be revived next Wednesday at the Walkersville Fire Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. County Agent Shoemaker and Assistant County Agent Etgerbrode will chair morning and afternoon sessions, inviting beef sheep and producers to attend. Topics cover production management marketing and improving income with time after each topic for questions and discussion. Dr James Ferguson and Amos Maryland experts will join to discuss pigs cattle and related practices.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Henry R. Shoemaker
David D. Etgerbrode
Shoemaker
Frederic
Nestock Ferick Cp
James R. Ferguson
Amos
Maryland
Specien
Maryland Livestock Conference Highlights Sheep Swine Beef Producers
O Jackson Pearce of Union Bridge chairs the Maryland State Sheep Producers’ Association meeting with Dr. Ferguson on Swine Improvement Through Performance Testing. Beef producers hear Boyd T. While on Beef herd improvement, followed by panels with Elmer Hodges and John Hudson. Sessions cover disease and parasite control, with final address by Dr A Morris Decker on pastures suited for all three livestock sectors.
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O. Jackson Pearce
Union Bridge
Maryland State Sheep Producers’ Assoration
Walkersville Fire Company
Auxilary
Dr. Ferguson
Maryland University
Boyd T
Elmer £. Hodges
John B. Hudson Ritchie
Sear Frederis
Walkersville
James G. Trout
Middletown
Charles 4
Lurd
George W. Green Jr
Fredwick County
Ferguson
Whittle
A. Morris Decker
University of Maryland Agronomist
John Morton Fitzgerald Dies Ex-Railroad Executive at 22
John Morton Fitzgerald of Boca Raton Fla died Thursday at age 22. A retired top railroad executive, he had served as vice president of the Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad and Coal Co. president of the Western Maryland Railroad and vice chairman of the Eastern Railroad.
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John M. Fitzgerald
Boca Raton
Fla
John Morton Fitzgerald
Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad and Coal Co
Western Maryland Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Congress blocks Catholic share in school aid program
Washington AP The House Education Committee rejected a plan to let Catholic and other private schools share in 2.973 billion dollars of school aid. The 18-6 vote occurred in a closed session. The proposal, by Rep. Roman C. of Illinois, would distribute funds over three years with first year classroom construction grants and subsequent years based on a dollar-for-dollar matching system for construction or bond payments.
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Washington
House
Roman C
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