Not Enough Teachers in Maryland Shortage Grows
Baltimore May 28 The shortage of teachers in Maryland worsens with calls for drastic action. State Superintendent Thomas G. Pullen cites lower salaries and rising birth rates as key factors. He estimates 1,450 new elementary teachers are needed next fall, with 142 required in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Montgomery County. A three point plan aims to define training standards, expand state training options, and consider more colleges or a new Southern Maryland institution.
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State Board of Education
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Montgomery County
Board of Education
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Towson
Salisbury
Bowie
Maryland Traffic Safety Program Earns National Honors
Maryland's public information program for traffic safety was cited by the National Safety Council as among the best in the nation and the top in the eastern division for 1951. Paul E Burke announced the award, noting Maryland's lead marks the first time the state topped eastern states in this field. Gwynn e Kinsey of Frederick Md was elected a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
National Safety Council
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New York
Gwynne Kinsey
Clarke Place
Frederick, Md
Certified Public Accountant
American Institute of Accountants
National Professional Society of
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Mahoney and Sasscer budgets shape Maryland Senate race
In Maryland May 5 Democratic primary George P. Mahoney spent about 48 588 dollars about 20 000 less than rival Lansdale G Sasscer who reported 68 533 with 6650 unpaid. Mahoney won by 14216 votes. Republican nominee race saw Royden A Blunt 21896, Beall 20964, Gore 16242 with Ke Ja uver listed at 641. Presidential spending varied with Eisenhower backers at 4932.
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J. Glenn Beall
H Grady Gore
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Beall
Gore
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Jauver
Tenn
Gen
Eisenhower
Frederick Native Is Featured In Picture
In the Charleston Evening Post May 22 food section a photo shows Mrs George A Zeigler formerly of Frederick and her recipe of the week empanada a South American dish. The feature notes her as former Miss Mariann Radcliff daughter of the Radcliffs and mentions her youngest son Butchie. The article recalls she learned the tiny meat tarts while living in Bolivia in the 1940s.
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Evening Post
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Zeigler
Mariann Radcliff
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Butchie
Treaty comparisons: Japan and Germany occupations and terms
James Marlow reports that peace treaties with Japan and Germany share the idea of keeping troops and redefining their status. Japan may allow troops to stay as defense forces while Germany keeps allied troops named as defense troops. The texts reflect broader Western aims against Communism and differ on rearmament language. In a separate item, an Annapolis crash killed 27-year-old Harry C Seattle of Brooklyn, Md., when a car struck a lowered drawbridge at Stoney Creek Bridge.
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Brooklyn
Stoney Creek
Arixin Joins Marines After NBA Scoring Crown
Paul Arixin of Philadelphia Wanters, who led the National Basketball Association in scoring this past season, was inducted into the Marine Corps today. The ceremony marks a transition from professional basketball to military service.
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Rioter Arrests and River Disaster Highlight May Riots
In Paris on May 28 rioters clashed with police as authorities arrested the top French faction amid alleged revolutionary plots and anti government activity. One rioter died and police and bystanders were wounded. about 600 arrests were reported among thousands protesting. Also in Madrid on May 28 a streetcar overrun by passengers plunged into the Manzanares river, killing more than 30 and injuring dozens, marking Madrid’s worst transport disaster. In Lovettsville Virginia the Diamond club’s schedule shifts due to school sessions affecting a Friday game. players will report at 9:30 am to groom the home diamond for Sunday.
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