World Peace Outlook Dark World Federalists Debate
Dr. Gardner B. Moment of Goucher College spoke to the Frederick Lions Club urging a world government to secure lasting peace. He described a federal world authority with limited powers, capable of enforcing world law, regulating atomic energy, and funding through a direct tax system. He noted the need for changes in human hearts to achieve such a system.
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First Negro Graduates From Naval Academy Next Week
Wesley Brown, a 22 year old Washingtonian and Army veteran, will become the first Black ensign from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He joins 17 fellow mids entering civil engineering commissions. Brown plans a bachelor’s degree at Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute and seeks to spare future cadets from publicity.
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Russia Proposes German Control Board With Veto Power
Paris May 26 Russia proposed at the Foreign Ministers conference a high ranking German control board to run the conquered country, but each of the big four would retain a veto. Vishinsky defended the plan and cited economic progress in the Eastern zone to win German support while Western ministers pressed for a controllable four power framework and warned against old Allied Control Council-style vetoes.
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Byrd cites Maryland underfunding for education
Dr H C Byrd at a two day PMA conference in Baltimore said the University of Maryland receives the least state money per student among U S universities. He noted $131 per student, Morgan State $600 and St Johns $300, with total state funding only about 1.5 million dollars and 2.6 cents of each education dollar. He blamed high student fees and highlighted university services such as mining clinics, free dental care for Baltimore children, and farmer disease control.
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Extension Service Work At College Park Described
A report outlines the extension service work at College Park, detailing how the program reaches every community in the state in cooperation with individuals and farm organizations to extend practical education and support to farmers and residents.
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Baltimore Delegates Address City Leaders at Rally
Delegates including Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro of Baltimore and Joseph H. Blandford spoke to a gathering of officials and agencies. The remarks touched on regional cooperation and future city programs.
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