Board backs university program amid financing questions
The State Board of Public Works approved the University of Maryland's 2.35 million construction plan, funded by university sources with a mix of athletic board funds, borrowing, and student and GI Bill fee increases. Debate focused on potential changes to financing estimates and the legality of the plan.
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University of Maryland
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Board approves phased building plan tied to cash funds
The board announced approval on September 24, 1947 that money is available and the project will be undertaken step by step as cash funds become available for each phase. The statement emphasizes funding must be secured for each project before proceeding.
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Ndo Teday
Heavy Selling In Market's Final Hour
Heavy end of day stock selling pushed leading issues lower by 1 to over 2 dollars. Major industrials such as U S Steel General Motors International Paper and American Woolen suffered most as prices closed near day lows. Ticker briefly ran behind actual trades amid sudden turn, with analysts offering causes including worsening international tensions and Palestine concessions pressure in London. Maryland nurse graduates include 24 total from Union Memorial Hospital with named locals Betty M Mulldendor Myers and Alice Louise Winebrewer.
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American Woolen Co
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Baltimore
Right Things to Remember About America by Rev. Ali
Rev. Paul Ali of Evangelical Reformed Church spoke to Kiwanis at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on honoring America’s strengths. He cited plentiful resources, patient handling of war losers, and U S leadership, noting current troubles but urging gratitude and perspective.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
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United States
Hei
Felknam Pleads Innocent In DC Abortion Indictments
Dr Henry L Felknam Jr of Washington pleaded innocent at arraignment before Justice McGuire in District Court. Bond set at 1000. U S Attorney Fay declined further comment on indictments dated March 20 and 22 involving patient Esther Pickard also known as Esther Pickett. Under DC law any person performing or causing an abortion is guilty.
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Washington
Laughlin
Alatthew F. McGuire
U. S
George Morris Fay
Esther Pickard
Esther Pickett
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