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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1955

Page

11

Knowland Says Failure Worse Than No Talks

Sen. Knowland of California said a failed Big Four conference could be worse for peace than no conference at all. He urged pre talks with allies to ensure unity before any top level US Soviet meeting, while urging careful ratification of Paris rearmament accords and cautious steps by Eisenhower and George. He criticized Soviet behavior and warned against letting Russia divide the free world.

Washington Sen. Knowland California Senate Republican Jeader United States Soviet Union Russia Knowland George ‘D-Ga Senate Foreign Res Eisenhower Paris Germany George Toro Eisenhower

Support Prices For Corn Announced In 1954 Plan

Washington March 24 The Agriculture Department set flexi farm program support at 87 percent of parity for the 1954 corn crop. Farm area rates average at least $1.58 a bushel in commercial regions with 600 major producing counties. outside areas the rate is at least 75 percent or $1.19.

Washington MMA Leh Hat Ao Midwest

Summit Meeting Cites Old Pacts and Allied Agreements

The report describes a meeting at the summit where Russian authorities deny actions despite citing pacts dating to 1919 and including 1950s non aggression treaties. It references the League covenant and accords negotiated by Maxim Litvinov during his tenure as foreign minister.

Maxim Litvinov

Drinking In Flight Over State Licensed

Maryland lawmakers debated a bill to grant a S130 license for beer wine and whisky sales on scheduled airlines. The measure passed 62 votes amid opposition remarks about in flight consumption and airline competition with rail and boat travel.

Annapolis Maryland Maryland General Assembly Larrisoit-Frederick Nel. Robinson D-Balto

Odd almanac notes on grapes and pearls amuse readers

Boyle surveys quirky facts from an oddity almanac. A Taylor Wine Co vintner counts grapes per bottle for Catawbas and champagne, while notes on student engineers, Denise Lor's rise in TV, and breakfast habits contrast men and women. Pearl trivia and a California population burst cap the column.

HAL Boyle New York Taylor Wine Co Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken Denise Lor Garey Moore Life Insurance Company

Regents Adopt Standards For Maryland Scholarships

In Baltimore on March 24 the University of Maryland board of regents adopted a statement of standards for student scholarships, focusing on athletes. Grants will go to those with at least a C average and proper entrance test results, while maintaining upper-half class rank for renewal. The plan follows criticism by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities over athlete-heavy scholarship awards.

Baltimore University of Maryland Board of Regents Middle States Association of Fundance and Universities Maryland

Maryland Nursing Education Expansion Plan Unveiled

Frederick's News reports a plan to fund nursing education through Hull Burton act and federal grants. Gov McKeldin would create a new division contingent on a Kell Foundation grant of 592 thousand dollars, with a five year program, plus a 1.091 million federal request in 1935 to bolster mental health training and medical facilities.

Rision Frederick Pen Hie Care Shhoelines Hull-Burton Maryland Iver Iber Tiela

Worry Kills Lions at Fleishhacker Zoo

Report from San Francisco states 18-year-old lion Old Grumpy showed affection for his 4 month old cubs at Fleishhacker Zoo. His mate Henrietta also appears calm amid the family scene.

San Francisco Fleishhacker Zeo Henrietta

Old Grumpy dies after heart failure and ulcers surfaced

A 300 pound circus elephant named Old Grumpy died yesterday from heart failure caused by ulcers. In other notes Louisiana reports a town named Arizona.

Louisiana Arizona

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