Penn State Professor To Speak At Frederick Cooperative Meeting
J Kenneth Stern president of the American Institute of Cooperation will address the 42nd annual meeting of the Frederick Cooperative Association Inc Saturday at 10 30 a.m. at Frederick High School Stern former member of the American Institute of Management and the American Farm Economic Association lives in Roaring Springs Pa He has spent most of his life at Penn State College teaching and researching in the cooperative field as a professor of.
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American Institute of Cooperation
Frederick Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick High School
Stern
American Institute of Management
American Farm Economic Association
Roaring Springs
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Court News Highlights Local Marriage Licenses
Frederick couples Gilmore Brown and Anna V Blackston, and Joseph A Boyer Jr. with spouses, appear among listed licenses. Transfers include Paul C Leatherman, Floyd Spade, Carroll C Leatherman, Richard L Kline, Paul L Lewis, Raymond Paul Johnson, Hewitt Construction, Morgan Keller Inc, Norman Hugh Chamberlain, and others. The notices reference county city and Morgan Keller entities and various spouse transfers.
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Gilmore Brown
Anna V . Blackston
Frederick Agmicultural Cooperation
Eaerege
Thomas C. Lidie
Joseph A. Boyer Jr
Charles L. Leatherman
Paul C. Leatherman
Richard L. Spangler
Floyd Spade
Carroll C Leatherman
Floyd C Spade
Charles R. Lease
Richard L Kline
Pounty
Phyllis Jane Lewis
Paul L. Lewis
Clyde S. Gray
Raymond Paul Johnson
Hewitt Construction Company, Inc
Richard D. Amren
School Sisters of Notre Dame
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
John N. Bowers
Andrew Rource Jr
Morgan Keller, Inc
Norman Hugh Chamberlain
Trash Area Sought By Raritan Representatives
Frederick County Raritan clubs met with the Point of Rocks Ruritan Club for the first zone 1 meeting of the year. J Thomas Benfield presided as Zone 3 lieutenant governor. Potomac District Governor William E Noll spoke. Other officers included Henry S Landis and William Walker. A joint action committee was named to urge County Commissioners to provide sanitary refill trash disposal grounds at convenient locations to aid towns and rural areas unable to dispose of non burnable trash.
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Frederick County
Raritan
Point of Rocks Ruritan Club
J. Thomas Benfield
Potomac Raritan
Potomac
William E. Noll
Martinsburg
W. Va
Henry S Landis
Raritan National
William Walker
Maryland Legislature At A Glance Quick Read
The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee moved to reapportion the legislature, reporting favorably on redistributing 142 House seats while proposing a 47 member Senate with no recommendation. A federal conformity effort aims to limit district variance to 16 percent. A House committee questioned the state insurance commissioner about shaky firms. Cumberland brewer warns small breweries could be driven out if beer tax rises from 3 to 12 cents per gallon. Bridge Tunnel: A House committee-
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Associated Press
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
House
Senate
Congress
State Insurance
Cumberland
State moves on Bay bridge and harbor tunnel plans
The committee authorized the State Roads Commission to build a second Chesapeake Bay bridge parallel to the existing span and to plan a second Baltimore Harbor tunnel. Budgets cut a $1 092 669 appropriation for a statewide educational television network for further study. Senate passed the purchase of Carvel Hall Hotel to preserve William Paca’s historic home. another item notes scholarships with an increase referenced.
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Mittee
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore Harbor
Gov Tawes
Carvel Hall
William Paca
Senate
Legislative scholarships shift to House from Senate
Legislation creating scholarships for 12 private colleges, including five Catholic institutions for the first time, advanced from the Senate to the House, signaling a broader path for private higher education funding.
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Senate
House
Mobile Space Unit Visits Germantown
The NASA Space Mobile Unit visited Germantown School for a study project open house in each class. A large crowd of parents and friends attended the displays. Four Hood College students, set to teach at Germantown School after Easter, also visited.
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NASA Space Mobile Unit
Germantown
Hood College
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