Public Welfare to National Disgrace and Debt Risk
A stark critique argues public welfare has shifted from stigma to norm, expanding under liberal policy. It cites New York City hotels housing welfare families, education neglect, and rising costs in Maryland, warning of looming national bankruptcy as dollar value sinks to 50 cents per year.
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Public Welfare
Department of Social Services
Frederick County
Washington
New York City
You and I
Human Resources Administration
Public Welfare Department
The
New York Times
John Lindsay
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Jule Sugarman
Health Department
Police and Fire Department
Board of Education
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Congress
Capitol Hill
Potomac River
House of Representatives
Senate
Department of Labor
Year Round School Plan Could Shift Maryland Calendar
A Maryland education panel explored a four quarter year plan enabling a December to March child vacation shifted calendar. Proponents argue better remediation and adult programs, while critics warn of higher costs and taxpayer pushback.
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Maryland Department of Education
Annapolis
Prince George
del Pauline H Menes
M. Emanuel Sjr
J. Ray Hamilton
Education Department
Maryland
T.K. Muellen
Maryland State Teachers Association
Ex servicemen and patients share Christmas treats at Sabillasville Sanatorium
In January 1921, 35 tubercular men who served in France or trained in the U S were honored by Fran cis Scott Key Post of the American Legion and the Frederick County Chapter of the Red Cross. County deaths totaled 550 last year with 188 in the city and 362 rural. December saw 58 deaths, 18 city and 40 rural. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute is set to visit Frederick YMCA in Armory basketball action after starting the season with a tie against Baltimore Central YMCA.
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Sabillasville
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Santa Claus
France
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Frederick Ymca
Armory
Poly
Baltimore
Baltimore Central Ymca
Federal funds eyed for Washington expressway route
January 6, 1951 reports from the capitol say federal funds may be available to complete the Washington expressway from near Clarksburg to the district line. Plans for Route 340 routing are accelerated amid war danger fears. The State Roads Commission may open bids to widen and resurfaced a section of old Route 40 west of Frederick after protests at a Brad dock Grange Hall meeting. The commission may modify plans. A Sisters Hill quarry prepares trees for the green burning ceremony drawing many residents as city trucks haul discarded Christmas trees.
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Washington
Clarksburg
District of Columbia
Capitol
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Braddock Grange Hall
Commission
Sisters’ Hill
The Handicapped Child Normal, Active Life Possible
A report from the Newspaper Enterprise Association describes hopeful outcomes for handicapped children. It shares examples of speech therapy lip reading and sensory training aiding youths like Conrad Tony Joseph and Michael. Therapists emphasize individual attention and tailored schooling to foster progress and integration into regular classes.
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Washington
NEA
Conrad
Con' ‘St
Tony
Joseph
Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Michael
Prison reform urged as key to rehabilitation in county letter
Steven K Buchanan argues jail conditions should educate and rehabilitate rather than punish. He contends many inmates lack decent opportunities, and society profits from investment in prisons. He urges aligning taxes with welfare and social reforms to support productive return to life.
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Margaret Mullican
Miss Mullican
Mullican
News-Post
Miss Mallican
Frederick County
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Newspapi
Montgomery
Donald K. Hughes
Baltimore County
Berry's
NAVY
Ray Cromley
Steven K. Buchanan
Orchard Drive
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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