Council Talks Higher Pay for Teachers in Maryland
Timore May 16. The red schoolhouse faces loss of teachers unless salaries rise. Legislators heard Goldstein Democrat Calvert urge a statewide plan to boost teacher pay during between sessions. He said counties needing aid risk widespread resignations, citing Baltimore County raising maximum to 3000 dollars, and warned that pay disparities harm education. He noted federal funding may be used to support education as voters demand consistent schooling. The 1951 General Assembly proposed raising state teacher salaries from 2200 to 2500 for staff with a college degree, despite opposition from Governor Mekheldin who blocked the plan.
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Ator Goldstein
D-Calvert
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Legislature eyes school funding and veto matters in 1951 session
A recess fact finding panel of 20 lawmakers discussed shifting school costs to counties and proposed awaiting Pullen for salary talks. Senator Turnbull urged copies of vetoed bills, noting McKeldin vetoed 63 acts. 60 may be reconsidered in February 1952. Senate President Della promised review of local bill issues and possible city county governance reforms. Dave Brain recalled as the White Sox’ youngest AL player from 50 years ago.
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West German Goods Shipped to Red China
Special investigator Kenneth B. Hansen testified before a Senate export controls subcommittee that West Germany allowed strategic goods to flow from German plants to Communist China since the Korean War began. Hansen, back from five weeks in Western Germany, said the entire power network aided this effort.
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China
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Germany
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Trade curbs blamed for vast illegal cross border flow
Testimony before the subcommittee alleged West Germany China trade surged to 7 million dollars in late 1950, with illegal cross border activity into Communist areas projected at up to 50 million dollars a year. Officials warned of unbelievable stupidity in allowing such gaps, as discussions set to continue with John J. Meloy summoned to testify.
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West Germany
China
Robert N. Golding
Navedy
Hansen
Charrman O'Conor
O'Conor
John J Meloy
U. S
Geramiy
Baltimore Man Faces Manslaughter Charge In Child's Death
Baltimore police say 23 year old Charles W McCoy is charged with manslaughter after a three year old boy, Eugene Russell, was killed by a bullet from a German pistol fired at a tin can. Russell's grandmother Bernice Martin was wounded in the leg.
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McCoy
Eugene Russell
Bernice Martin
Russell
Clopper Upheld By Ma Pax Commission
Clopper and his assessors in Washington County faced a state tax commission decision. The panel upheld Clopper as assessor of assessments while leaving four other cases open for later devisal, with adjustments made in several appeals and value changes noted.
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Ma. ‘Pax Commission
Thingststown
May
State ‘Tax Commission
Ape
Simon Clopper
Washington County
Aupcevisor
Willitin Sports Appeal
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