Carroll County Board Keeps Public School Setup for 1954 55
WESTMINSTER June 14 The Carroll County Board of Education indicated no change to the public school setup for the 1954 55 term. The board, aligning with the Maryland State Board of Education and the Supreme Court segregation decision, plans for operation under the state stance against integration and sets an effective date for any action. Enrollment last term reached 8 763 and is expected to exceed 9 300 this September, with new teacher contracts approved for 1954 55 and numerous resignations and custodial appointments listed across county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Carroll County Board of Education
Supreme Court
Maryland State Board of Education
Allegey
State Board of Education
Catroll County
Joseph Jodl
Berwyn
Ill
Martha Rupert
Robert Griesmyer
Cleveland
Charles Foreman
Baltimore
Blant Lottig
Cumberland
William Tomlinson
U. S Air Force
Seattle
Wash
Kathryn Gaude
Ary
June G Hale
Phriadelphia
William Lehr
Chevy Chase
Benny Tee Mountan
Madison Wis
Studebaker And Union Cleared By NLRB Examiner
Washington June 14 government examiner Arthur Leff of the National Labor Relations Board absolved the Studebaker Corp and a union of charges that they coerced employees into buying cars from Studebaker. He ruled there is no illegality in an employer or with a union conditioning product support on employment, unless it forces a worker to join or quit a union, preserving free choice of union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Studebaker Corp
Leff
Industrial Output Rises Two Points in May
The Federal Reserve Board said industrial production, seasonally adjusted, rose by two points in May to 125 percent of the 1947-49 base. The gain came from small increases in durable and non-durable goods and minerals, offsetting declines since last summer. Dutch elm disease is carried by bark beetles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Base Reserve Board
Reserve Board
House Votes to Raise Dairy Price Supports
Washington June 14 A large group of farm state congressmen voted 22-6 to raise dairy government price supports from 75 to 80 percent of parity for milk products, while the administration seeks a lower flexible 75 percent level. Secretary Benson ordered supports cut to 75 percent from 80, effective next Sept 1 to April 1, 1955 to curb the mounting surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture
Gressmen
Andresen
R-Minn
Omniibus
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Scholarships Awarded by Carroll County Board of Education
June 14 announcements list 15 scholarship recipients across districts for Western Maryland College. Six are full scholarships, nine are one year. Names include Nancy Pensington, Betty Ely, Wilam Humbert, Larry Hare, Robert Sandusky, Joan Halter Mann, John Kauffman, Fred The News, Stonesifer, Lars Freeman, Nancy Lindsay, Gene Michael, Richard Bohn, Jane Gilds, Gertude Bankett, Winifred Walsh, with districts noted such as Sykesville Freedom Manchester Franklin Union Bridge Muddbury and others. The second item reports Penne E Taylor, 62, died after a 35-foot fall from an overhead crane at a Curis Bay fertilizer plant. skull and leg fractures, taken to South Baltimore General Hospital.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Carroll County
Hampstead
Joan Halter Mann
Oneyear
Franklin
John Kauffman
Fred
the News
Frederick
Tues Stonesifer
Keymar
Muddlebury
Lars Freeman
Nancy Lindsay
New Windsor
Gene Michael
Union Bridge
Union Budge
Richard Bohn
Jane Gilds
Taneytown
Kit. Airy
Gertrude Bankett
Mt. Airy
Winifred Walsh
Berrett
Baltimore
Penne E. Taylor
South Baltimore General Hospital
Curis Bay
Pohve
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Carroll
Fon
David Council
Chester Patha
Nancy Hetzberg
Charles Carroll Junior High
Robert Leiter
Elmer Woe
Yancytewn High
Pauline Papperman
New Windsor High School
Taneytown High School
James Ditzlet
LaView
Fitze
Uniontown
William Eckenrode
Sandsmount
George Glover
Mechanicsville
Frank Brothers
Charles Carroll
Calvin Flickinger
Sykesville
Alfed Rugemer
Manchester
Russell Strevng
Westminster High School
Ole Fritz
Lavear Owens
Irvin VanFossen
Anna Cross
Harry Brothers
Ralph Yingling
West End
Fred Jenkins
Bosley Winfield
Stanley Pickett
Ezra Miller
Elmer
Studebaker
Union
Riday Nite & P. M
William S. Hood, Inc
West Patrick ST
Ford
America
THE
Frederick Motor CO
Ford Theatre
WNEW
Frederick, Md
Piuianc Sale
Ewded
Mt. Pleasant
D.S.T
Holstein
Delbert
Null
Glenn Trout
Relly
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Jociors
Hildren
Walter Snow
North Market St
Hiltner-Roelke
Appliance Center
Patrick Street
Storm & Shipley
Footer’s
Coats
Harry Footer
Market St
Atlanta
Georgia
Chicago
Dallas
Texas
New Orleans
ST. Petersburg
Florida
San Francisco
California
Salisbury, MD
USA
Basinese
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
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