Approval of 92 Delinquency Recommendations Around State
COLLEGE PARK Md September 12 The Governor's Conference on Juvenile Delinquency ends after approving 92 recommendations spanning prenatal care for young unmarried mothers to teen offender rehabilitation. The 14 workshops drew 46 delegates at the University of Maryland session, urging probation before delinquency labeling, circuit court status for juvenile courts, youth police bureaus, extended welfare aid, housing and schooling improvements, and parent education. The State Department of Public Welfare would oversee detention and shelter care facilities, with a uniform pilot program for releases from training schools and followups on educational programs. Plans to publish the full list of recommendations will follow.
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Ford Reunion Marks 19th Year At Kow Mountaindale Wood
The MAb Ford reunion celebrated its 19th year on September 9 at the Mountaindale picnic woods with lunch, program, and a short business session followed by games. New officers were elected led by Charles H. Ford as president and Norman P. Ford as vice president. Numerous attendees listed including families of Ford, Gouker, Rapp, and others attended, with gifts presented to the oldest man and woman and youngest child Deborah Gouker. The group planned an earlier date for next year’s reunion amid notes on forestry concerns and insect pests.
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Ford
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Charles H. Ford
Norman P. Ford
William Ford
Grave N. Rapp
Christy
May Houff
Ray Clift
Edgar Biddinger
Welty Wastler
George Ford
Austin Hoke
William Giretz
Deborah Ann
Billy
Meo
Perry Cosgrove
Carolyn
Charles H. Gouker
Charles Shank
Woodrow Weddle
James Jackson
Edna
Mer
William Firestone
Maynard Ford
Jimmy
Darrell Ford
Edward Seidling
Treva
Bertha Hartsock
Ralph Gouker
David
Deborah
David C. Gouker
Clara Kline
Eugene Rapp
Pat
Philip Lutz
Joyce
Viola Hartsock
Sharon
John Gladhill
Rosa
C. Baker
Alice B. Linton
Keefer Whipp
Lee Whipp
Delores Jackson
Mary Specht
William Bee
Elias Zimmerman
Wulff
Billy and
Terry
Amon F. Kreh
Charles ¢. Ford
Hazel Lewis
Paul Leatherman
Bos Viwih
Rockville to Get Veterans Hospital Plan Approved
Ohio news reports indicate a proposed Rockville Veterans Administration hospital on a seven acre site near Rockville with state and federal backing. The plan, approved after unanimous regional committee endorsement, aims to replace Mount Alto Hospital and bolster medical facilities amid political tension.
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Maine
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