Johns Hopkins Plans Medical Surgery For Scholarship Fund
Johns Hopkins University Medical School plans a unique concert fundraiser to boost scholarship funds. Dr Seidel notes tuition has risen from 600 to 2250 since the 1920s and that the school now needs about 150000 in extra loan and scholarship money by next September. Seidel credits Dr Lau for proposing the concert idea as a potential aid source.
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Seidel
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H. Lorrin Lau
Denmark Trains Halted by First Rail Strike
Copenhagen AP reports Denmark’s 24 hour wildcat rail strike halted trains for 24 hours. About 1,800 engine drivers demanded higher pay and a new majority system while autos buses and bicycles carried most Danes to work.
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Copenstagen
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Hood Arts Council exhibit at Hood College Hudson Gallery
Maryland Arts Council presents a mixed media show at Hood College Hudson Gallery in the Patum Arts Center through April. Works by 327 Maryland artists were selected by expert panel or an open-competition jury, including oil, watercolor, collage, woodcut, lithographs, serigraphs, and etching. All pieces except those marked NFS are for sale. open weekdays 9 am to 5 pm and Sundays 2 to 4 pm. The academic year’s final display on April 18 features Hood College student works.
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Patum Arts Center
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Flames Evict Young Actor Darby Hinton From Bel-Air Home
Hollywood fire forces 11 year old Darby Hinton and siblings to flee a Bel-Air single story house. Firefighters estimate 100000 dollars in damage with heavy interior charring and a possible electrical short as the cause. Darby and Warren Hinton and a neighborhood girl escaped unharmed.
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Daniel Boone
Bel-Air
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Helena woman of 114, known as Mother Berry, dies
Elizabeth Williams Berry of Helena died at age 114 at her home. Born in Melbourne on June 21, 1854, she was the widow of James D. Berry, a veterinarian she married December 12, 1903, in Washington.
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Elizeabeth Williams Berry
Helena
Mother Berry
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Australia
James D. Berry
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Ington
Ray’s Attorney Barred From Meeting Client in Murder Case
James Carl Ray, seeking to disavow his guilty plea in the Martin Luther King Jr. murder, was denied an immediate meeting with a Memphis attorney at the state prison. The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled a convicted felon cannot void a sentence by claiming misadvised guilty pleas. Ray’s brother said a Memphis lawyer was asked to work on a new trial filing, but prison officials reported no contact proof.
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Martin Luether King Jr
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Harry S. Averys
Tennessee
Tennessee Supreme Court
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Jerry Ray
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Percy Foreman
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Hay
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Dwyer
Hug
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New nonstop Metroliner service to cut travel time
Baltimore AP reports Penn Central will start nonstop Metroliner service between Washington and New York next Wednesday, reducing travel time by 29 minutes from three hours. John F Chubb, VP in Baltimore, says nonstop runs will free Metroliners to serve more passengers at intermediate points.
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New York
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