State Paid Teacher Pay Increases Urged in Maryland
Cumberland Md Aug 3 A Republican delegate urged state paid teacher pay boosts before a Legislative Council subcommittee. Delegate Este OC Kelley argued state standards for college entry imply state responsibility for teacher salaries. Critics say McKeldin sees it as local, while supporters cite Maryland ranking 34nd in spending and 7th in wealth.
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Legislative Council
Este OC. Kelley
Allegany
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Frances Walsh
Frederick County
Charles L. Copp
Allegany County
Lawrence Safferman
Allegany County Council of Parents and Teachers
Allegany County Board of Education
State faces pay debate as teachers leave county
Staniey Buckley argued that pay increases are the state's duty as 20 high school and 17 elementary teachers have left the county since last June for higher wages. Educators and officials from Frederick, Washington, Allegany and Garrett counties attended the hearing, the third in a series on the teacher pay question.
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Staniey Buckley
Lausche Urges Truman To Run For President In 1952
Ohio Governor Lausche privately urged President Truman to seek reelection in 1952 after meeting at the White House. He told newsmen he had expressed his views to leading Ohio Democrats and indicated he was not merely voicing opinion. The move surprised reporters given his history of acting independently within the party.
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Gov
Frank
Lausche
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White House
Lansche
Local Farmers Win Big at Western Maryland Ayrshire Show
The W. I. Shank and Robert Shank families from Washington County took a large share of the prizes at the Western Maryland Ayrshire show held yesterday at the Fairgrounds in Frederick. Of 42 head exhibited, 25 came from the county. Many top winners were shown by the Shanks, with plans under way to stage the event in Washington County next year. A horse typically wears about 24 shoes annually.
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Robert ‘Shank
Washington County
Maryland
Steinbach Proposes Ban on Tree Planting Along Curb
City Engineer Charles Steinbach told the Mayor and Council he favors stopping curbside tree planting. He said trees growing over street belts and into sewers must end, arguing trees should be planted within each property line in Hapera town.
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Charles Steinbach
Steinbach Snd Steinbach
Fairchild Aids In Atom Powered Aircraft Program
Fairchild Engineers assist in atomic propulsion research as the Atomic Energy Commission reports progress toward nuclear powered planes for Marines and other aviation uses. Oak Ridge Tennessee hosts the nuclear energy research for Fairchild’s aircraft division. Richard S S Boutelle, Fairchild president, received a commendation letter from General Trout Van De Nberc noting notable contributions to initiating the study of nuclear powered light aircraft.
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Hagerstown
sPi
Fairchild Engine and Airplane. Corp
Atomic Fercy Commission
Fairchild
Portable pin rushion from torn matchbook stub
Create a compact pin carrier by inserting tping and needles into the torn stub of an empty matchbook. Fold the cover to secure the pins and needles, making a handy travel item for vacation time and small sewing needs.
Frederick Street Noise Protested
A large block of Frederick Street residents protested nightly disturbances from Hagerstown Motor Express depot. Spokesman W. H. Palmer urged action as the mayor promised immediate measures including police investigation and potential arrests to restore neighborhood peace.
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Frederick Strait
Hagerstown
Council Passes Anti Mud Law Ordinance
The city council adopted an ordinance targeting mud on streets from construction trucks. Truck owners must clean mud by the warning day. if not, the city will clean and bill them. Offenders could be fined up to 100 dollars per offense. Councilman Frank Elliott sponsored the measure.
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Frank Elliott
Man cured after stomach pain discovery in hospital case
London reports a man relieved after severe stomach ache led to hospital admission. Doctors found inside his stomach six ounces of hay and various objects including metal pieces, a razor blade, porcelain, a steel file, coins, matches, a hair clip, a key, a knife handle, and broken blades.
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London
Jora
J Nursing Mirror
Pigeon Show Slated At Boonsboro
The Hagerstown Pigeon Club plans its annual lawn show at Shafer Park Boonsboro on August 12. Fanciers from Baltimore Washington and York will exhibit rare and typical varieties with judging at 1 p.m. Admission is free.
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Hagerstown
Atlen B Shiffler
R M. Garvin
Aoamiess Banda
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