Mount Opens Coming Week With Record Enrollment
Mount opens for the new term with a record enrollment as 600 applications await processing by Wednesday. Freshmen numbering 170, plus 299 sophomores 71 juniors and 33 seniors will register as the college year starts next Monday. Classes begin Thursday after registration. New housing facilities near the main entrance and campus refurbishments accompany the return of staff and additions to the curriculum including social science.
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Montgomery Split Over Alstick Law
Opponents at a Rockville county meeting criticized a proposed Montgomery County ordinance for slaughterhouse licensing with a $500 fee. The measure, requested by Gaithersburg residents, aims to regulate a local slaughterhouse, drawing sharp farmer group objections.
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Health officials call current condition a health menace
Local and State health officials described the present method as legal beyond their jurisdiction and labeled the condition a health menace. The comments came as questions about the practice were raised yesterday.
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Must Declare Intentions for 1948 Maryland Vote
Belumere Sept 10 residents were reminded they must file a declaration of intention to become Maryland citizens before November 1 to be eligible to vote in the 1948 presidential elections. Maryland law requires that any eligible voter complete the declaration to participate.
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Staunton papers rate changes in voting demand
Staunton Virginia reports a price rise to five cents per copy and a discussion on voting age and registration. The "declaration of intention" requirement is debated as a potential barrier to new voters, with a winter session attempt blocked.
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