Social Group Hears M'Keldin
Governor McKeldin told Maryland social welfare workers that private groups are as necessary as state agencies to meet public needs. He praised the Social Welfare Conference for coordinating public and private efforts and warned against purely government driven welfare, urging ideas to originate in the field.
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Mc Feldin
McKeldin
Social Welfare
Gilman School
Social Welfare Conference
Area children pictured with teachers and guards in two groups
The lower portrait shows three and four year olds with Linda Hargett Tab Miller Carl Holland Mike Evans Billy Shook Ellen Solar seated. Norma Landis Linda Lee Brown Martha Mae Hiltner Pepper Officer Lorna Robertson Terry Beveridge seated on ground Rusty Ross. Absentees: Ellen Hurwitz Rickey Heflin younger group and Barbara Ewing older group.
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Linda Hargett
Tab Miller
Carl Holland
Mike Evans
Billy Shook
Ellen Solar
Norma Landis
Linda Lee Brown
Martha Mae Hiltner
Pepper Officer
Lorna Robertson
Terry Beveridge
Rusty Ross
Ellen Hurwitz
Rickey Heflin
Barbara Ewing
Graham Ends Paris Campaign Tonight
Bill Graham closes his five day Paris Crusade after drawing more than 31 000 attendees and winning about 2000 decision for Christ. He praises the French people and notes the crowd of nearly 10 000 at the prior night meeting while urging spiritual fulfillment through faith.
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Graham
Paris
Bill Graham
State Cheated Out Of Large Sums Of Money, Sherbow Says
Baltimore Maryland Department of Employment Security is cheated out of large sums of money, according to special investigator Joseph Sherbow. He cites false claims and overpayments totaling 157,503 in early 1954 and estimates yearly losses above 300,000. He criticizes weak fraud detection and urges a strong fraud and overpayment unit and strict reporting, noting cases of unfiled accession notices and unrecaptured fraudulent payments.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Joseph Sherbow
Sherbow
Department
Department of Employment Security
Expect House To Follow Senate On Minimum Pay
Washington reports two key House members predict the House will mirror the Senate by raising the minimum wage from 75 cents to $1.00 an hour. President Eisenhower favors 90 cents, while Rep. McConnell and Rep. Kelley push for $1, with Rep. Barden supporting administration 95 cents. The Senate moved the measure to passage swiftly without a record vote.
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Pennsylvania
House Labor Committee
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Barden
Wage Increase Proposal Rolls Back to 90 Cents
An automatic wage hike, effective Jan 1, would affect about 2,200 covered workers earning under 31 per hour. Sen H Alexander Smith urged raising to 90 cents the first year then by 5 cents annually for two years, but the motion failed on a voice vote. Also, the eighth annual Soap Box Derby in Frederick is rescheduled to July 20, on West College terrace, not June 21 as earlier reported.
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West College Terrace
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