Delayed Move of Delinquents to Cullen State Hospital
Fifty Baltimore County delinquents from the Maryland Training School were to move to Victor Cullen State Hospital but remodeling delays push their transfer to April. The Walter Smith building will house 15 rooms plus a dining area and a ground floor recreation space at a cost of about 45000 dollars. Western Maryland legislators and state officials opposed the transfer, with plans discussed for a forestry camp within the correctional program.
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John A. Derr
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Maryland Training School
Baltimore County
Victor Cullen
Sabillasville Hospital
Walter Smith
State Tuberculosis Hospital
Derr
Maryland
George Snyder
Washington County
Bishop Hopes To Join Battle In Tax Exemption Suit
Archbishop Lawrence J. Shehan of Baltimore petitions to intervene as a defendant in a suit challenging church property tax exemptions. The action, brought by Madalyn Murray and her mother, seeks to strike down exemptions for churches and parsonages. The archbishop holds interests in 163 parishes in the Baltimore archdiocese. Leonard J. Kerpelman, lawyer for Mrs. Murray, consents to the intervention. Original defendants include state and city tax officials.
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Lawrence J. Shehan
Madalyn E. Murray
Leddie Mays
Maryland
Shehan
Baltimore City
Allegany
Harford
Garrett
Washington
Frederick
Howard
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Leonard J. Kerpelman
Murray
State Comptroller
Louis L. Goldstein
Albert W. Ward
State Tax Department
Robert L. Mainen
John G. Arthur
Rosenstock Reelected By Firemen
About 55 members of the Independent Hose Company met for the annual election of officers for 1964. Attorney Benjamin E B Rosenstock was reelected president, with Thomas Eichelberger and Edgar Crist as first and second vice presidents respectively.
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Independent Hose Company
Benjamin EB. Rosenstock
Thomas Eichelberger
Edgar Crist
Russell Hahn
Clarence Rinehart
Lee Brandenburg
Richard Brandenburg
Robert Ray
Paul Althouse
J. M. Culler
J. Rolfe Castleman
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Willard Hormne
Tenacity key to Johnson’s congressional victories in Washington
Washington report outlines Lyndon B Johnson’s political tactics and persistence in Congress. It notes his ability to push colleagues, uncover what motivates them, and stay focused on priorities. The piece cites anecdotes of his doorstep persuasion and relentless follow up to secure votes.
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Washington
Nea
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Joe Robinson
Courtship by mail and family frictions explored in advice column
Dorothy Dix by Helen Werskine presents letters on courtship by mail, doubt about the reliability of a West Coast romance, and guidance on keeping secrets and staying guarded. The column also addresses a wife upset by a beer drinking teacher and a hymn sung amid dance and drink.
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Helen W.erskiner
Helen
West Coast
Court to Hear Maryland Districts Challenge in Baltimore
In Baltimore on January 30 a U.S. district court will hear a case over Maryland's Congressional Districts. The suit questions whether districts meet equal-population standards, a long debate as population shifts challenge traditional boundaries. A similar Supreme Court case is pending. House passes Bribery in Sporting Contests bill to criminalize interstate bribery. The bill aims to protect athletes and integrity across professional and collegiate sports. A separate measure, H.R. 8190, would fix Patent Office fees, raise operating income, cut delays, and establish maintenance fees to reduce inactive patents. The Senate is urged to act to restore financial self sufficiency without hindering innovation.
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United States District Court
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
House of Representatives
Maryland General Assembly
Congress
House
Supreme Court
Patent Office
Senate
Special-Type Headache Wakes Night Eye Region Severe
A reader asks about histamine cephalalgia a nighttime headache often centered near one eye with intense pain and tearing or sweating as it subsides. Treatments include Cafergot pure oxygen and desensitization attempts with betahistine though not yet available commercially.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M. D
Assn
Tower of Babel
Medical distinctions between myositis tendinitis and bursitis
The text explains that joint pain often stems from muscles tendons or the bursa. It notes cortisone can relieve such inflammation, then warns to taper steroids to avoid long term harm. It also distinguishes pericarditis from myocarditis and notes both may occur together.
Brick rancher offers 3 beds 11 rooms near Monocacy Village
Listing describes a 3 bedroom brick rancher on W. 11th Street with 14 bath, large living room, dining room, new kitchen with built ins, breakfast room, finished rec room, side porch, and garage with early possession near Monocacy Village. Also notes investment and rental opportunities in nearby properties.
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11Th St
E. 4Th
E. 2Nd. St
East St
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