Negroes Refused Admission At U. Md. Needing Equal Access Debate
Baltimore October 22 The University of Maryland Board of Regents said admission to its graduate schools is based on qualifications regardless of race creed or color after a hearing where groups argued against segregated graduate education. Franklin H. Williams of the NAACP contended no equality exists with segregated schools and urged a policy for all races in graduate professional training. Williams cited constitutional rights and federal land grant funds as preventing discrimination. three Negro applicants have been refused admission to the university.
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Fast Work to Pick Up Option on Baltimore Building
Governor Lane says his plan to buy the 14 story O Sullivan Building in downtown Baltimore and convert it to a state office site hinges on securing an option for 5 009 08 dollars. He seeks a bond issue from the Legislature next winter, with the option expiring April 3 if not picked up by April 1.
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Two Cars And Truck Collide On Route 240
Two cars and a truck collided on Route 240 about 8 15 pm Friday three miles north of Urbana. Two persons were treated and discharged at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Bliss Betty Sonnenburg of Miami Florida fractured nose and Elaine Moss of Bridgeton New Jersey facial lacerations. They were transported by State Police ambulance. late Trooper Patrick Stakem
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Refusal Cited Amid Claims of Bias at Pharmacy Courses
Williams stated the denial was not given as a race reason, yet doubted any other motive. The remark notes two pharmacy subjects, chemistry and home economics, in context of the disputed admission. No further details on the institution or dates are provided in readable text.
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Southbound car crash injures multiple as charges pending
A southbound car driven by Miss Sunnenburg, with Miss Moss and another woman, left its lane and hit a truck driven by Calvin C. Miller Route 1 Thurmont, then struck a sedan driven by Harold R. Sherwood Seabrook Md. Sherwood his wife and child uninjured. Sonnenburgs car damaged $500 to $600 while the truck, $1,000. Truck wheels knocked free. Trooper Stakem said charges pending after investigation.
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Ex-communication Threat Over Parents of Beauty Contestant
Ex communication threat looms over Catholic parents in Wheeling as Bishop Swint denounces beauty contests for defying morals and warns that participating Catholics and their parents may face excommunication. No action planned against the contestant’s parents at this time.
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Draftees to be treated well says Gen Devers
Gen Jacob L Devers told American mothers that draftees will be treated as humans not raw recruits. He described peacetime Army life with posts near home, personal letters to mothers, individualized uniforms, and open questions. He noted mothers have heard veterans reminisce.
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Toughest Sergeant in the Army Says He Was Also A Foster Father
General Devers says sergeants can be rough yet protective and fair. He stresses the Army's main mission is defense and that recruits are treated as people with dignity and consideration, shaping soldiers who fight as individuals and as a team for peace.
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Business and Professional Women's Club Weekly Meeting
Ruth Perry presided at the Francis Scott hotel dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Elisabeth Snowden Thompson, supervisor of Nurses at the County Health Department, was introduced by Mrs Reynold from the Public Affairs Committee. Thompson stressed the importance of public health work.
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Francis Scot
Izabeth Snowden Thomp
Tha Reynold
Health Service talk highlights curative and preventive roles
The event featured a health service overview stressing curative and preventive duties. Miss Virginia E Lewis of Hood College spoke on suffrage during Business Women's Week. Miss Lucy Jane Stoner led radio talks on WFMD, and Miss Hazel McCanner announced the visiting Italian consul Dr Victoriano Manfredi of Baltimore as guest speaker for the November 16 meeting.
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Virginia E Lewis
Hood College
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Victoriano Manfredi
Baltimore
Ruffed grouse name roots traced to Latin bonasa
The ruffed grouse derives its name from the Latin bonasa meaning bison, a term likely inspired by its rapid headlong flight and vigorous movements observed in early reports.
Braddock Homemaker Club Meets With Eighteen Members
Mrs David Yinger hosted the Braddock Homemaker's Club on October 15 with eighteen members and four visitors. The president opened with scripture and song. Reports included Jean Chardin, a color demonstration for brunettes, and a note on sending bones to Holland plus a Christmas box for a Home for the Age. An electric dashboard light for brake wear was described.
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Theodore Reeder
Albert Coblent
Joseph Reeder
Jean Chardin
Holland
Jessamin West
John Summers
George Krantz
Minam Leiter
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