Vetoed Bill Was Faulty Says Governor McKeldin
ANNAPOLIS June 1 Governor McKeldin said he vetoed a bill to raise the State incentive fund for school construction because it lacked financing provisions and shown legislative insincerity in avoiding his tax plan. He warned the Legislature would have time to craft a sound revenue and equalization measure when it reconvenes in February 1956. The vetoed bill would have increased State aid per pupil from $10 to $20 and altered local shares, with unequal property assessments. The Maryland State Teachers Association condemned the veto as a disregard for Maryland children. The governor noted a surplus proposal and potential future school needs were ignored. RESCUED FROM BAY ANNAPOLIS June 1 Two men were saved from Shenandoah Bay after clinging to a capsized rowboat for an hour and a half. Guy Houston of New Albany Mass and Edward Martin of Woodland Beach were pulled from the water about three quarters of a mile off Thomas Point. Captain Stanley Windsor credited providence for sighting them.
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Annapolis
MacKeldin
Fas
General Assembly
Maryland State Teachers Assn
Alaryland
McKeidin
McKeldin
Bay Annapolis
Ron Shenapeake
Guy Houston
New Albany
Mass
Naval Academy
Edward Martin
Woodland Beach
Thomas
Stanley H Windsor
Providence
Local notes from Lovettsville and area visits
Lovettsville and Purcellville residents host and visit families across Loudoun county. Guests include the Kineses, the Georges, and the Wirtses while others travel to Georgia and Maryland. Hospital stays, church events, and a Bible school are noted alongside a public strawberry festival and wedding in New York. Market prices for cattle and hogs are reported from the Baltimore Livestock Auction Market.
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C M. Beatty Jr
Afton
Bethel Lutheran Church
Richard Hammond
Elizabeth Hammond
Herbert Hall
Daughte S
Rosalie
Clarksburg
Mi Rassu
Gambrill
Highland
Wises Mercy
Crum
Margaret Pierpoint
Edgar Pierpoint
Paeaman Springs
Lawn Titus
Lee Titus
Knoxville
Baltimore
Weet Friendshp
School Evacuation Test In Montgomery Da
Takoma Park MD June 1 the first atomic age school evacuation carried 400 children from Takoma Park to Damascus in a convoy of cars. The run took 31 minutes in Takoma Park and 4 more to reach Damascus, about 30 miles away. Harold J Hilliard Jr directed the drill with school officials and local, county, and state police. G Rev Hartwig met the caravan at Damascus. Observers noted orderly behavior overall with some lethargy and minor delays.
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Tarkoma Park
Marsland
Takoma Park
Damascus
Wheenodua
Harold J. Hilliard, Jr
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M’keldin
Lovettsville
C K. Davis
Purcellville
J. D Keister
Robert O’donovan
Georgia
Robert George
Aldie
John George
Harvey Kines
Aley Wirts
Aubrey Cooper
Flotsie Ridtemoser
Mt. Airy
Nelle George
Danny Gill
C. W. Gill
Loudoun Hospital
J. J. Grubb
Len Sheffer
Hagerstown
Union Cemetery
G H. Virts
G H Witts Jr
Falls Church
Shirley Keister
McDill AF Base
Ales
Erne Welham
Ernest Lucas
Arlineton
Bowlus Brown
Herbert Myers
Irs Rex Foe
Myers
Raymond Chinn
Walter Myers
Eddie
Armiston
Bertie Potterfield
P F Legard
Home Demonstration Club
George Wire
Robert Legard
Bill Goforth
Carol and
Shirles
Potomac Park
Henry Wright
Rockville
Carroll Baker
Nancy Baker
H W Baker
Tenn
Blerrwout
Saat Co
Tainaelg
Wits Ham
Tim
Cannte
Filbert
Delsey
Lang
G. L. Baking CO
M&m Beauties
Mo. A
National Biscuit CO
Waverly Wafers
Peg
Maryland Biscuit CO
Reebler Biscuit CO. Club Crackers
KOTEX
Clorox
Mueller
Qree
SERVU
Montgomery
Market St
Ige
California
E Bunch
Willow Farms
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Third Streets
Goetze
Blue Ridge
Myer’s
Campbell
Libby S
Pillsbury Angel Food
Domino Gran
SUGAR
Borden’s Chateau
Campbell’s Pork & Beans
Afi
Banquet
Kelly’s Flour
Hershey’s
Dulany
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