Montgomery Board Proposes $9 Million School Program
The Montgomery County Board of Education released a proposed 1942 53 school program totaling 93 million for next fiscal year to add 12 new schools and extend 17 more, part of a five year plan expected to raise county capacity to 56,640 pupils by 1957. The plan includes a 1,500 student Wheaton junior senior high at 2 million, plus many elementary additions and new classrooms to house 9,715 more pupils and 341 teaching posts.
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Richard E Carpenter
Civic
Parent Teacher Association
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New Hampshire Estates
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Weller Road
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Glen Haven
McKinney Hillis
Montgomery Blair Senor Tech
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Laytonsville
Colesville
Damascus
Lincoln
Carpenter
Earh
Parkwood
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Bradley Halls
Glenmont
Rolling Terrace
Fairland
Avenel Gardens
Highland
Pinecrest
Lynnbrook
Pleasant View
Four Corners
Rockville Negro
Bethesda Elementary
Preliminary draft guides school site plan and budget
The report notes the elementary school project is delayed while a site is sought. It emphasizes the document is preliminary and will inform the school board as it prepares the capital expense budget for submission to the county manager before the May legislative session.
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Congressman's Luxury Lodge Dispute Rims Hill Reservation
March 2 at Fort Meade a clash among PA Lt Gen and four Colonels confronted Congressman Sulton and a sergeant over buildings on the Ppp Hill Military Reservation in Northern Virginia described as a luxury hunting lodge. Gen Brooks denied overnight stays and said the site houses officers for maneuvers, bachelor quarters, and an officers mess. Col Julian Raymond confirms monthly gatherings at the lodge and a sergeant named Summerfield related a recent party.
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Virginia
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Hilaly Accepts Role as Egypt Premier Amid Crisis
Egypt appoints Ahed Naguib Hilaly Pasha as Prime Minister after Maher Pasha’s resignation. Parliament suspended for a month. Farouk pledges support, aiming to curb corruption and clear political turmoil. Wafd dominance and recent government upheavals frame the new cabinet’s challenges.
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Sairq
Egypt
Hilaly
Farouk
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Maher
Pasha to replace Nahas Pasha amid crisis in Egypt
Maher Pasha seeks to form a new government after the Catharet catastrophe left 67 dead and millions in fire damage. Parliamentary turmoil spurred his reign, with talks to resolve Egypt's bitter feud with Britain. Pasha pledges Wafdist support if Britain withdraws troops from the Suez Canal and Sudan comes under King Farouk sovereignty.
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Suez Canal
Sudan
Farouk
Morris Plans Broad Cleanup Of Government Roles
New York March 2 The Truman Administration's cleanup program outlined by Morris names leading lawyers in several communities to present before grand juries any evidence of crime uncovered. The disclosure follows Morris's pledge to pursue government corruption and ensure accountability across agencies.
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New York
Newbald Morris
Morris predicts indictments shift to Justice Department control
In a television interview Morris, special assistant to Attorney General McGrath, said indictments would be handled by the Justice Department and then tried by federal courts. He also disclosed plans to issue a questionnaire to about 25,000 government officers seeking details of income and additional salary.
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Moris
Justice Department
NBC
Morris
McGrath
Truman
New York
President urged to act on investigation cooperation
The speaker rejects a quick answer, stating no response within two weeks if the President fails to respond. Morris claims there is only one weapon left to use and asserts the President is “heart and soul” behind the probe and would punish any official who does not cooperate.
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