Maryland to add 125 schools in four years
State Education Department projects 125 new buildings and 155 additions in Maryland by year end, with total four year cost near 100.4 million. No completed Baltimore city or several counties yet. work under way across many counties including Montgomery Prince George s Allegany Anne Arundel Carroll Cecil and others. Financed by incentive fund and matching grants and loans.
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State Department of Education
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Baltimore City
Allegany
Dorchester
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
Montgomery
Prince George's
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Cecil
Frederick
Hatford
Kent
Queen Anne's
Washington
Baltimore County
Prince George's County
Montgomery County
Peoples Court Friday Cases Heard Here On Friday
Maxie A Hill of Thurmont pleaded guilty to a legal parking charge and paid costs of 578 before Magistrate Alton Bennett. Several motorists faced fines for speeding and traffic violations on Route 11 and surrounding roads, with arrests by State Trooper Vid Whitney and others.
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Maxie A Hill
Thurmont
Masistrate
Alton Bennett
Peoples
New Midway
Vid Whitney
Donald A Thomas
Route 11
Cumberland Harry Co Langelao Toledo
James J
Detsoit
Mich
Rosewont Avenue
Maynard C Thomas Jr
Robert L. Grose
Frederick
Alexis A Pendles
McClure Baltmoe
Webster
Whitney William A Mautchnet
Patrick Stakem, Jr
Groucho divorced amid claims of mental suffering
Sos Angeles May 10 With no smile Groucho Mars obtained a divorce today from his younger wife on grounds she caused him grievous mental suffering The comedian 59 said he had to take care of the household They were married in 1945 and will have custody of a daughter Meimea about four Groucho also has two children from his first marriage Welsh Cumberland May 12 00 George Bolek of Baltimore was elected president of the Maryland Federation of Music Clubs at Frostling State Teachers College He succeeds Mrs Robert E Clapp Frederick Mrs Alfred Vandellan Baltimore was elected vice president and Mrs Frank Stuart Rowe Cumberland was renamed historian
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Grolcho
Sos Angeles
Groucho Mars
Mara
Meimea Almigst
Groucho
Cumberland
Donaldson To Stand By Cut-Back Orders
Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson said he will maintain recent postal service cutbacks despite criticism. He argues changes reduce public inconvenience, attribute complaints to the letter carriers union, and cite a mounting deficit. House Post Office Committee seeks restoration of services.
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Washington
Jesse M. Donaldson
Tetter Carriers Union
Donaldson
House Post Office Committee
Farmer Says Dogs Made Him Abandon His Car
A farmer near Monrovia reported two large dogs forced him to abandon his car near Frederick. He hitched a ride, sought sheriff help, and, with the dog catcher, recovered his car. The dogs, left by a departing tenant, caused the escape as they jumped into the vehicle and gnawed at a cat. The dogs were taken to the pound for disposition.
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Farmer
Sheriffs Office
Monrovia
Frederick
Frederik
Four Defendants Enter Pleas At Centerville
Four defendants in the axe killing of elderly Willoughby storekeeper Willoughby City Circuit Court heard pleas of guilty to second degree murder and the State Attorney accepted the plea of the fifth defendant Harr Wat hans. The victim Winchester Smith, 72, was found beaten March 9 at a Willoughby store. Co-defendants Monroe Vaughn, Arnold Seath, William Watkins, and Thomas Watkins face sentencing likely together after further testimony.
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Harr Wathans
Winchester Smith
Monroe Vaughn
Arnold Seath
Walliam of
Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Ace
Kent Island
Edward Turner
WwaNimMdi
Pitsant Smyth
John Thames
Woman Is Sentenced to State Reformatory for Theft
A known disorderly woman was sentenced to six months in the State Reformatory at Jessups after being convicted of larceny, taking $18 from Leslie H. Mooney near Frederick. Mooney testified that she hitchhiked with him, received meals and rides, then grabbed his billfold and vanished. The sentence followed a Friday night hearing before Magistrate Alton Bennett.
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State Reformatory
Jessups
Virginia
Here
Alton Bennett
Mildred Keeney
Liberty
Frederick
State Reformatory For
Bennett
Leslie H. Mooney
Kemper Court
Sandston
Hillford Mooney
Keeney
Mooney
Harold Lydard
Dorothy V. Lydard
West South Street
Simons
Mary- Janes
County Welfare Board
Dorsey Cook
Mary Reynolds
Weet
Raymond Winte
John Wright
Lieut Dorsey
Trump
Explosions Hit Cyanamid Plant Near Pittsburgh
Two blasts rocked the American Cyanamid Company plant in Bridgeville Pennsylvania causing a small fire quickly controlled. A handful of workers were inside and two men suffered minor injuries. The report notes Europe averages 1412 people per square mile versus 442 in the United States.
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Bridgeville
Pittsburgh
Europe
United States
Chromite's Role in High Speed Engineering and Stainless Steels
Chromite is employed in high speed engineering and stainless steel production. It supports alloy performance and corrosion resistance, with key applications in turbine components and tooling. The mineral's chromium content enhances hardness and oxidation resistance in critical sectors.
I Two More Die On Boulevard
Two men died and three others were injured when a trailer truck lost control near Owings Mills, Maryland. Edward Emerson Archibald, 28, of Baltimore, died after his car hit the rear of the truck near College Park. A 51-year-old Warrenstown, Georgia resident, released from a Pennsylvania correctional facility, was killed by a hit and run driver south of Waterloo State Barracks. The crash involved two trucks, a car, and a horse drawn wagon. the horse died and the wagon was crushed against a house.
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Baltimore
Washington-Baltimore
Owings Mills
Edward Emerson Archibald
College Park
Archibald
Georgia
Pennsylvania House For Correction
Waterloo State Barracks
Pennsylvania
Cheatley C. Johnson
Warrentown
Robert D. Wolford
Washington
Frank Price
Price
Maryland General Hospital
William F. Myers Company
Westminster Meat Dealers
Bess Coffin
Dorothy Hammer
Notre Dame to Honor Rev Keough With Degree
South Bend Indiana May 13 Archbishop Francis P Keough of Baltimore will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Notre Dame on June 4.
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South Bend
Ind
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore
University of Notre Dame
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