University of Maryland Hosts FAO Headquarters Proposal
Dr. Harry C. Byrd asks that the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization locate its permanent headquarters on the University of Maryland campus at College Park. Maryland offers land, a 200000 square foot building, and long term lease terms to the FAO, with eventual transfer to federal ownership for permanent use.
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Washington
Harry C. Byrd
University of Maryland
United Nations’ Agricultural Organization
College Park
Byrd
United Nations
Maryland
College Park State
Usity
State of Maryland
FAO
State of Mary
University of Maryland At College Park
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Food and Agricultural Organization
University to Build New Campus Building at Frederick
Dr. Byrd announced a proposed campus building costing about 2.5 million dollars with a potential readiness date of December 31, 1949. The Board of Regents expressed strong support for the plan.
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Frederick
Byrd
Board of Regents of
the University
Pilot Dies When Maryland Fisheries Plane Crashes
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission patrol amphibian crashes in a marshy Chesapeake inlet. Pilot Charles Henry Masters, 27, ex Navy, dies after the submerged cockpit bleeds. Mechanic William McCrary Hobbs survives severe injuries and helps Masters until aid arrives.
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Riva
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Charles Henry Masters
Fisheries Commission
William McCrary Hobbs
Brooklyn
Masters
Hobbs
Annapolis
Lee
Polis
Chesapeake Bay
Tideter
Eastort
Maryland
End Of The Trail Property Repairs Recommended
The grand jury urged repairs around the property including concrete paving near the fire hydrant and barnyard drainage fixes. They noted the county home residents were well cared for with improvements to paint and sanitation, and suggested annual fire extinguisher checks and a roof and bathroom update.
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Westminster
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Becoming Catholic in New York The ex spy Bentley enters retreat
Elizabeth T. Bentley once a self-styled Communist spy queen is in a Roman Catholic retreat taking instruction from Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen. She has been at a retreat about a week after a Hawthorne, New York stay, with the News not naming the retreats. Carlo Buonaparte traced as father of an emperor and two kings and a queen in an untitled Corsican town note.
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New York
New York Daily News
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Miss Bentley
Fulton J. Sheen
Retraat
Hawthorne
N. Y
Carlo Buonapart
Napoleon
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