The Carroll Embroglio
In Carroll County a legal clash over education funding pits the Board of Education against the Board of County Commissioners. Circuit Judge Edward O. Weant schedules a ruling on whether $574,451 in state education aid belongs to the school system or the county general fund. The dispute, born from a budgeting oversight, has split public opinion as the two boards clash over how to allocate funds and whether debt reduction or operating expenses take precedence.
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Boards of Education
Carroll County
Circuit Court
Board of County Commissioners
Green’ Board of Commissioners
Board of Education
Jacob Blum
Edward O. Weant
New South Carroll
World Youth Assembly at UN Ends in Disarray
A sweeping critique traces the UN World Youth Assembly as a failure of youth leadership amid rancor, factionalism, and Western bloc criticisms. Delegates confess disillusionment, noting professional ideologists and splinter groups diluted aims while youth remain the world’s hopeful force.
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UN World Assembly of Youth
World Youth Assembly
Letters to the Editor celebrate Audrey Carroll and critique politics
Readers praise Audrey Carroll for challenging incumbents and voicing middleclass concerns while denouncing professional politicians and entrenched power. A second letter argues dissent wears down government and urges renovation or burial of current practices.
U S Helps Change Asian Police Image
U S aid and training, through a Washington D C based police academy and international advisers, aims to reform Asian police toward service to the people. The Thai village force, Japan's postwar officers, and other nations reflect a shift in attitude aided by American programs.
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Nea
Thailand
International Police Academy
Washington, D.C
United States
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Tokyo
Japan
American “‘Service
Assessors finish ten day session and review board to be set
After a ten day session the Board of Assessors completed work. Aldermen will establish a review and appeal board in August. Property values show 153600 in personal property and 146625 in real estate added since last year. County reward distribution for Clarence Wallace arrest remains tied up in court. Over 1000 attended the 16th annual Methodist convention at Braddock Heights with a love feast and railway schedule. JULY 31, 1950 three residents petitioned for slower traffic on Lee Place. Engineer Calvin Purdum helped save a family from a fire near Washington Boulevard. About 20 fire and musical groups joined the Guardian Hose Company parade at Thurmont.
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Board of Assessors
Board of Aldermen
Aree
Methodist Church
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown-Frederick
Lee Place
Munshower
Carl Brewer
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Cecil Miller
Camp Detrick
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Nixon urges Jaycees to bridge the generation gap in St Louis
President Nixon told 14,000 Jaycees in St Louis that idealism remains part of his view of America. He urged white youths to heal racial rifts, stressed respect for law and local enforcement, and charged the under 35 audience to foster understanding of the system rather than deepen the generation gap. He emphasized loving America for its goodness and work to make it better.
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St. Louis
America
United States of America
Jaycees
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Good Ole Frederick
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