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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1962

Page

11

Maryland House fails self insurance plan for savings and loans

Maryland lawmakers reject legislation allowing savings and loan associations to fund a self insurance plan. The plan would be financed by the associations with 25 members and $25 million in assets needed to become operative. It aimed to aid associations ineligible for federal coverage amid a regulatory push in Annapolis.

George Bowen Annapolis Savings and Loan Associations sMaryland House of Delegates Tawes Senate Ohio Massachusetts tTawes del. McNeal del Edward Mcneal D-Baloard House Banking Committee Snother House Gov. Tawes Court of Appeals House of Delegates Commission On

Hayes Sees TV Rise If Viewers Practice Hunger

AP report notes Peter Lind Hayes argues audiences may prefer television if viewers go on viewing diets to curb overindulgence. He recalls wartime radio hunger, criticizes last season’s Peter Loves Mary as waste, and previews NBC documentary Regards to George M. Cohan. CBS tweaks its lineup including Red Skelton hour. Jackie Gleason to Saturday. Checkmate may be canceled. Also NBC biographical Sophia Loren special and Bob Hope Show. New Hagerstown radio station site chosen along Downsville Pike with 1000 watt capacity. regional real estate totals about 200000 in value.

New York Peter Lind Hayes Hayes Mary Healy Peter Loves Mary Peter CBS Red Skelton Dobie Gillis Jackie Gleason Hagerstown Regional Broadcasting Co Downsville Pike Wilson Blvd West Oak Drive

BPW Holds Dinner Meeting at Key Hotel

The Business and Professional Women's Club held its regular monthly business and dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The Legislation Committee hosted speaker Robert F. Hess, a Walkersville High School P.O.D. teacher, who described how legislation is introduced in Congress and outlined the background and importance of Rules Committee work.

Business and Professional Women's Club Francis Scott Key Committee On Robert FE. Hess P.O.D Walkersville High School Hess Congress

Political Talk Highlights Education Tariff and Independence Trip

The report notes committee discussions on Stamp Pact contrasted with senate freedom, overlapping second session legislation and education, medical art, foreign aid and housing. Miss Helen Bostion summarized her voyage on the maiden Independence trip to the Caribbean while Miss Lucille Wolford presided and led club business sessions.

Mittee Ways and Means Committee Senate Helen Bostion Caribbean Lucille Wolford Club

Maryland Federation Women Meet at Southern Hotel Baltimore

Saturday state board meeting of the Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club Inc was held at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore with committee members including Mrs Louise Hammell and Mrs Mary Lowe Smith among attendees.

Louise E. Hammell Mary Lowe Smith Helen Wolfe Dorothy Keyes Lucille Wolford Thelma Wilson Evelyn Ayersman Mae Shankle Louise Hammell Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club, Inc Southern Hotel Baltimore

Convention planning committee sets Ocean City venue in May

The planning committee for the state convention announced the event will take place in Ocean City in the latter part of May. The afternoon session featured guest speaker Dr. Minnie C. Miles of Tuscaloosa Alabama, vice-president of the National Federation of B P W's Club.

Mittee Ocean City Minnie C. Miles Tuscalosa Ala National Federation of B & PW

Maryland Embezzlement Suspect Waives Extradition

Charles R. MacConnach of Cabin John Maryland waived extradition Monday and was sent back to Maryland to face an embezzlement charge. He was arrested Saturday and presented to Monmouth County Judge Edward J. Ascher in Freehold New Jersey.

N. J Charles R. MacConnach Cabin John Maryland Monmouth County Edward J. Ascher

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