Relief Grants To Get Boost On October 1 Baltimore
Maryland relief payments rise about ten percent on October 1 under federal grants. Milton Patterson, director of the State Department of Public Welfare, says boosts vary by county with higher payments for larger families. The schedule lists monthly totals from $99 to $122 for five member households in several counties, and other adjusted figures. No extra state funds are required.
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State Department of Public Welfare
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Montgomery
Prince Georges
Charles Frederick
Harford
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Washington
Calvert, Carroll
Dorchester
Garrett
Wicomico
Worcester
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Man Held on Murder Charge in Hyattsville
Anson Merrick Sloan, 39, of Hampshire Knolls, was booked in Hyattsville police court on a murder charge in the death of his wife Florence, 42. A county medical examiner cited a skull hemorrhage and throat bruises that could indicate strangulation. A hearing is set for September 16. Sloan reportedly told police he found his wife unconscious and sent their six-year-old daughter to a neighbor for help.
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Anson Merrick Sloan
Hampshire Knolls
Florence
John T. Maloney
Prince Georges County
Icsease Pendont
Hyattsville Hearing
Mratisville
Thce Court
Sloan
Felicia
Frederick youth begins training at Francis Warren
Pfc. Eugene Stenner son of Mrs Els R Stanner of 319 North Bentz street Frederick Maryland has begun training at the USAF Technical School at Ft Francis Warren Cheyenne Wyoming announced by Col J C B Elliott commanding officer
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Wyoming
Eugene Stenner
Els R. Stanner
North Bentz Street
Frederick
Maryland
Usaf Technical School
Ft. Francis Warren
Cheyense
J. c. B. Elliott
Offcer
Annual new growth forests estimated in 1925 and 1944
The record notes the estimated new growth of forests in 1925 and 1944, expressed in cubic feet per year. It highlights the growth volume figures for those years as key data points in the historical timber assessment.
Teacher Loses Job for Communist Ties in Baltimore
Baltimore September report notes the wife of a Maryland District of Columbia Communist Party leader was dismissed as a Baltimore public school substitute. Superintendent Dr. W. F. Lemmet said she was not reassigned due to her membership. The school board previously bans teachers with Communist or subversive beliefs. The item also mentions Frederick Lodge aiding football insurance and a Kiwanis Club luncheon appeal, plus a note that over 2,000 professional foresters now work in private U.S. forest industries, double the 1940 figure.
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Communist Party of
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Communist Party
United States
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