Maryland Increases State Bond Issuance Costs and Allocations
Maryland state bonds totaling 10.272 million were sold to a Chase National Bank led group at a net interest rate of 1.461 percent. Seven groups bid, with high bidders represented by Alex Brown and Sons. Proceeds fund school construction, general state construction, and mental hospital improvements across several counties and state facilities. The action comes as part of a 50 million school loan pool established by the 1949 Legislature.
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Havre de Grace Rate Track
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Terrorism Mounts in Philippine Islands
Manila reports rising violence and political killings linked to the Huk rebel movement six weeks before elections on November 13. Defense authorities prepare to mobilize 10 000 army reserves as Huk activity spreads from Luzon to Pampanga with kidnappings and threats aimed at derailing voting.
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Philippines
Huks
Luzon
Liberal Administration
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Maryland 4-H Club Team Repeats as Champion Judges
At the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond Maryland 4-H team won overall with 1,082 points, leading hogs and placing second in beef and sheep. Individual top performers included Gorden Keys and Thomas Scott with high rankings. coaches were M. E. Gannon and W. Vandersford. A stray note mentions Peru’s Central Railway history for context.
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Virginia
Indiana
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Olney
Thomas Scott
Marriotsville
Robert Firey
Clearspring
Dave Duncan
Arnold
M. E. Gannon
University of Maryland
W. B. Vandersford
Calvert County
Central Railway of Peru
Man Hit By Auto Claimed Elderly Franklin Native
James Foringer, 63, a Pennsylvania Railroad trackman near Franklin, left for a Catosville area sister on Saturday with two sisters. He was struck and killed Sunday night on Route 26 near Winfield. Gerald Lindsay, 22, of Finksburg, was released on $1000 bond for manslaughter by auto.
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Elmer F. Munshower
James Foringer
Frederick
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Foringer
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Bond
Gerald Louis Lindsay
Finksburg
Frank Badger
P. M. Doolan
Taylorsville
Catonsville
Federal aid to lunch programs rises for Maryland students
Baltimore October 1 The Federal Government will pay 650900 dollars for school lunches in Maryland, about ten percent more than last year. Dr John J Seidel assistant superintendent of the Department of Education announced the aid. Five cents in cash and five cents in surplus commodities will be provided per lunch. Some 7 000 000 meals will be served to Maryland students this year with 58 state schools participating, up from 595 last year. About 105 000 students will benefit.
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Maryland
John J. Seidel
Department of Education
Seidel
Expansion Program For Atomic Weapons Expansion Program For Atomic Weapons
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee said Secretary of Defense Lovett and the Joint Chiefs of Staff urged a major expansion in atomic weapons. Details remain secret. Reporters noted discussions referenced potential billions in expenditure, but not the $6 billion figure previously suggested.
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Oct
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Lovell
Lovett
McMahon
Public debate over atomic weapons fuels meeting series
Two Baltimore men, Clarence Corbett and Haywood, were each sentenced to two years in the Westminster House of Correction after a September 14 fight near Melrose, Carroll County where one man was stabbed in his artificial eye. The discussion centers on U S leaders describing new weapons as fantastic and the push for a large atomic weapons program.
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McMahon
Senate
Baltimore
Melrose
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House of Correction
Westminster
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Brick Theft Accusations Involving Washington Men
State's Attorney Charles W. Price filed September term Circuit Court action against Willie James Blue and Eugene O'Conner Lancaster, both of Washington DC, on grand larceny charges. They allegedly stole 4,700 bricks from Hudson Supply and Equipment Co. Buckeystown on September 16, bricks valued at 3 cents each totaling $141.
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Charles WU. Price
Willie James Blue
Eugene O'Conner Lancaster
Washington
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Hudson Supply and Equipment Co
Buckeystown
Truman Stands Put On Month Shut Edict
The Administration will maintain its order allowing federal civilian agencies to withhold information for national security. Presidential Secretary Joseph Short said Truman has no plan to rescind the measure, which tightens handling of info and rejects any aim to stifle news flow.
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Washington
Joseph Short
Truman
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