College finances and faculty tensions raise questions
Dr. Livengood notes slender salaries at a small liberal arts college with $5,000 in state and student income. Dr. Simenini earns $5,500 as pay. A board member Russell cites a critique of professor loyalty in an article tied to the professors’ organization, while denying a faculty fight and linking dismissals to the ALA.
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New England
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Simenini
Russell
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Firing Three On Faculty Stirs Students
Washington College students mobilized against three faculty dismissals amid a planned April 1 trustees meeting. Petitions circulated with signatures from about half the 450-member student body. Accusations tie dismissals to a new A U P chapter, though college officials deny direct link and cite fit and reappointment issues.
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Washington College
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Chestertown Enterprise
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H. Linwood Yager
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March marks coldest period of season and degree days tally
The healing season is reckoned in degree days based on daily mean temperatures. So far this season degree days stand at 3224, compared with 3202 a year ago. The normal figure is 3848. Readings from the Weather Bureau downtown show suburban lows are slightly higher. Maryland regions report a comparatively mild winter.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
Warmest Winter In 18 Years In State
The Weather Bureau reports the state had its warmest winter in 18 years with a record high of 78 degrees on January 26 and an average winter temperature of 42. Snowfall was minimal at seven tenths of an inch, the lightest since 1918. Rainfall totaled 5. inches, below normal. Winter warmth is attributed to early fall coolness and prolonged spring-like conditions this year.
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Communists Call Strike Across Italy in General Move
The Communist dominated General Confederation of Labor CGIL calls for a general strike across Italy, starting tomorrow. Italy faces sporadic industrial walkouts and peasant invasions of large estates amid reported Moscow-directed spring offensive notions by conservative papers.
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Wife Receives Holter Estate For Life In Ohio Will
Former county official John W. Holter of Middletown left his estate to his widow Nora B. Holter for life and then to sons Oscar W. and Cecil K. Holter Sr. The will, dated Oct 29 1943 and witnessed by Amos A. Holter and the late Leslie N. Coblentz, was admitted to probate by the Orphans Court with the two sons acting as executors. Some assets were held jointly and not part of the estate. administration accounts for other estates were approved with specified distributions.
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Middletown
Nora B. Holter
Oscar W
Cecil K. Holter
Orphans’ Court
Amos A. Holter
Leslie N. Coblentz
Lula V
Millard B. Flook
Staley M. Flook
New Market District
Last Maryland Assembly Bills To Act Tuesday
Annapolis March 2044 Governor Lane will act next Tuesday at 2 p.m. on the last 107 bills left over from Maryland's 1550 General Assembly session. The State House announced the move as Lane may hold hearings Monday on several measures that have caused local controversies. Details on which bills are under consideration were not disclosed.
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Annapolis
Lane
Maryland
General Assembly
State House
Attorney General Doubts 34 Acts Constitutional Validity
Opinion released yesterday by Attorney General Hall Hammond questions the constitutionality of 34 acts under short session rules. He notes they may be invalid, while the Governor studies whether a veto on such grounds would usurp court authority. The question centers on a constitutional amendment limiting sessions to 30 days biannually and restricting deliberations to fiscal matters and emergencies. Some of the bills touched on state affairs.
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Hall Hammond
Hammond
Dubious Emergencies Highlight Local Welfare Claims
Hammaniy described situations as palpable and local in nature while claiming to serve general public welfare, signaling tension between official rhetoric and perceived motives in nearby events.
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Hammaniy
Continuing Inquiry Into Sudden Death Of Child In Brunswick
The County Medical Examiner continues inquiry into the sudden death of a 16 month old child in Brunswick Tuestle on Tuesday afternoon. Cause of death not yet determined pending tests. Deputy Sheriff Austin Murray assisted in the investigation.
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Brunswick Tuestle
Sheri Austin Murray
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