Will Continue Profits Probe Under GI Bill
Washington July 26 House committee to carry on inquiry into profits from veterans training programs. Chairman Teague cites GAO findings on University of Maryland double payments under GI bill and VA fee practices. He notes Maryland’s surplus concerns and requests broader scrutiny of fixed charges and cost-based fees across similar colleges. Teague cites Byrd letter defending Maryland’s stance and promises additional hearings.
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Washington
House
Teague
Maryland
Byrd
GAO
Univ
University of Maryland
General Accounting Office
Congress
Sykesville Community Notes and Local Appointments
The Sykesville area cites a land purchase by the American Legion post near the airport for a new post home with Grimes as chair of the building committee. Other items include visits by Babingtons and Garriers, travel by families to Virginia and Florida, St Barnabas Guild meeting, an Eastern Star family picnic, a dance convention attendance by Miss Clarke, and plans for a carnival and swim lessons. Naval Reserve Unit meeting includes a talk on first aid by Lt Stone and a future summer outing at Fishing Creek.
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Sykesville
American Legion
Edward Arrington
Cormr
James A. Stewart
Edward R. Grimes
J. Richard Gardner
Rob F. Barnes
Pauli £. Easton
Grimes
Gordon Babington
Gordon
Bar Harbor
Freedom
Eastern Star
Gaither Methodist Church
Roley Beall
Raymond
Pennsboro
W. Va
Emma Spurrier
John Goodwin
Stanley Goodwin
Virginia
Masters Todd Brown
Neil Forthman
Camio Minqua
Albert Brown
M. Eugenie
Notre Dame
Libertytown
Martha Eliz Bayne
Kramers
Howard
Freedom Lions Club
Carrall County War Memorial
Springfield Presbyterian Church
Earl Carter
Naval Reserve
Robert Stone
Medical Company
115Th Inf
Maryland National Guard
Fishing Creek
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
County Roads Tour Highlights Repair Requests
A Frederick County roads tour led by County Commissioners included County Engineer Sitashuh and Roger B Willard. They met with the States Roads Commission to discuss potential repairs with possible state or federal funding. Projects ranged from Gambrill Park to Buckeystown Urbana, with several widening and drainage needs noted.
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Ceer
Aintens
Yrainees
Robert EB. L. Putman
Sitashuh
Roger B. Willard
Frederick County
Jonns
States Roads Commission
Gambrill Park
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Burkitsville
Gathland State Park
Ballenger
Buckeystown
Urbana
Hyat
Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair Opens in Annapolis
The Chesapeake Bay fishing fair opens in Annapolis with yachts and warships in port. Officials expect at least 16 000 visitors for the 16th annual event offering nearly 100 prizes for anglers ships and groups. First registrant Dallas Scott arrived in a 36 foot cabin cruiser. Miss Fishing Fair Janet Nix is noted.
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Annapolis
Annapolis Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
Gene Gosch
Dallas Scott
Onancock
Harry T. Krause
Chamber of Commerce
Janet Nix
McKeldin
Interference Charged Over Suez Blockade Demands UN Action
Israel formally asked the United Nations Security Council to stop Egypt's interference with ships through the Suez Canal bound for Israel. Egypt defended the blockade as essential for self survival amid Israel's hostility. The dispute had drawn protests from the United States and Britain. The council will reconvene next Wednesday.
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New York
Israel
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
U. S
Britain
Frederick Lions Inducts Rice Mayor at Friday Luncheon
The Frederick Lions Club inducted Mayor Donald B. Rice during a Thursday luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Lion Roger B. Wolfe presided, outlining Rice’s 42 years, making him the city’s youngest mayor in modern history. The program also featured a Chamber of Commerce overview by George Slagle.
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Frederick
Charles W. Magaha
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Massey H. Roe
William E. Berard
Hagerstown
Francis R. Reinberge
Walkersville
Lions
Francis Scott Key
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Capital Airlines
Slagle
America
Sans Unlimited
Chamber of Commerce
Warvi and 4 Pers To Attend Annual Camp
Warvi and four-person group selected to attend the annual camp at Cum Sllnocianea. participants include Frances Reade VW Suageed Virginia Tardi, Merrecks-Waliam Cooper, FT Queen Anne, David Suteiek, OME Woortbine, and Doug Hes Marks from Cockeysville and nearby areas. Girls from Brances and Virginia set to attend August 12. three boys to attend August 19 to 26.
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PHEYE
Shank and Etzter
Lewis A. Kline
Independent Hose Company
Esso Standard Oil Co
East Street
Frank Kooler
Hind Club
Farmers’ Feed and Supply Company
East All Saints Street
Walter Worthington
East South Street
Donald Bo Rico
Suit Company
Worth Edward Loud
Badllesere Hunt Club
Mayor Rice
Barker of Cawers
Les
Harold Boderick
Arlington EL Etate
Frederirk
Lions Club
Chambers of Commerce
East All Saints ST
Farmers Feed & Supply CO
Frederick, Maryland
Sreng
R. Johnston
Waynesboro
Pennsylvants
Chthbadas
Westy
Yhe News
Warvi
Druid Theater
Vool
Lou
Maney Giubld
Invisible Man
Stuart
Jack Kennedy
Cleoree
Campanlante
Aliance
Tenna-Roter
Pearre’s
Hospital Aid, Inc
Doris
Gordon Day
Marae
Tou. Ig
Warner Bros
Jack Smith
Jack Rose
Melville Shavelson
Roy del Ruth
John Teland
Merck Des
Niew Bot
Apton
Gale
Yellow Springs
Doroom
Braddort
M. Od
HARP
Isurance
Pythian Castle
American Express
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick NO. 1
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jefferson Road
Roy Rogers and
Trigger
Sierras
Spade Cooley
AIK Tondtpiont
IMPEP
AL Byung
Itk
Jose Ston
Darnell
the Tepper Shep
East Soo
Ste-Pione
Hiway
Sram
Ty Hager
Stephen McNalew
Coleen Gray In
Spat Re Bradioek Cae
Ant
Sas
The
Congo
Mia HA 'Bomba
Jonny Pte
Peggy Ann Gunese
Wilson Driver
Phil—Rolinson-Turpin
Savurbay
Rowaenas
Don McGuire
Tracy Ies
Niewsparr
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