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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
3
Archbishop Francis P. Keough presided over Saint Josephs Colleges 139th commencement in DePaul auditorium Emmitsburg with bachelor's degrees awarded and multiple special prizes announced. Notable graduates include Mary Jean Koeck Alice McLaughlin Cecile Begnoche and Ruth Wyatt as cum laude recipients and Kappa Gamma Pi members.
A Catholic ceremony in the College Chapel honored graduates as Rev. Thomas Bartol and Rev. Joseph O’Donnell delivered the sermon. The evening featured Senior Night in De Paul Auditorium with a student cast performance then the Glee Club. Bachelor of Arts degree recipients include Barbara Ann Duffy Emily Farmer Mary Jean Koeck Del Lucy McLaughlin Marie McWilliams Mary Louise Nolan Elaine Pavnoff Jean Prime Others earned the Bachelor of Science along with many named graduates from cities such as Philadelphia Richmond Altoona Baltimore Coaldale Washington Utica Portsmouth and more, listed by hometown.
Washington owner George Marshall dismisses television as the attendance issue in the NFL blaming teams instead. He states Giants criticism aside, TV will not hurt attendance and cites team quality as the key factor. Commissioner Bell bans Giant home game telecasts to avoid box office slumps. Green Bay may grant partial video.
Robert A. Shank, an examiner inspector, announced during a weekly visit that eviction powers have been restored to the Housing Expeditor. Two methods exist: obtain a certificate from the Baltimore office or evict on seven specific grounds with a written notice and filing. The seven grounds include failure to pay rent and other tenancy violations.
Wolfsville Girls 4-H Club met June 1 at Mrs. Wolford Wolfe's home with leader. A sewing school is planned for June 17 to make a dress or skirt. Achievement Day was discussed. refreshments served. Next meeting scheduled for July 3 at Mrs. Wolfe's.
Governor Lane said he would release Maryland University budget details for the 12 months starting July 1 after the Board of Public Works reviews a $14,581,586 plan. He expects the study to take about two weeks and will seek an opinion on Regents’ involvement.
Mrs John L Whitehurst chair of the budget committee told reporters after the executive session that the detailed budget should not be released as it contains individual salaries The 1949 General Assembly approved a 13783651 working budget for the university, 817015 less than the institution now proposes to spend A four page resume of the budget said the extra money would come from increases over
The article notes that original estimates in federal receipts and special funds hinge on Board of Public Works approval. It clarifies that genuine Panama items originate from Ecuador, not Panama, and mentions an eleven power shovel used by a coal company with a 48 cubic yard capacity, moving 60 tons per bite.
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