School Budget Up 418 821 But Federal State Funds Cover Most
The Frederick County Board of Education submits a 1957 operating budget of 5 099 585 up from 4 080 764. State 2 229 042 County 2 667 243 Federal 150 000. Increased costs from enrollment, transportation, supplies, and new facilities drive the rise. A wage increase for teachers is deferred pending state decisions. federal funds may supply about 150 000 next year for defense workers’ children. The county’s tax rate need not rise to cover the operating budget, but a separate school bond debt will press on tax rates next year.
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Horst Second in Maryland Dairy Contest at DHIA Meeting
Elmer Horst was named second place dairy production winner at the Washington County Dairy Herd Improvement Association annual meeting in Salem Chuych. The event honored top herds and cows with a 40 cow Graves herd named best in the county for the year ending September 30, and Dorothy of Adam Martin’s herd led individual cows with 741 pounds. 75 attendees heard reports from officers Daniel Goat, William Pitsnogle, and Arnold Campbell, with university officials Shabinger and Bea presenting awards and slides from Greece.
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William Pitsnogle
Arnold Campbell
Harry Harbaugh
Archie Rinehart
Ralph McCauley
Robert Shabinger
Universiy of Maryland Extension Service
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Max Bea
Agricultural Economics Department
Greece
Judith Phiel
University of Maryland Extension Service
Lord Baltimore Hotel
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Trip To Alaska Shown To Club
Donal Bachtell a senior at Princeton Seminary School spoke to the Hagerstown Optimist Club about a Alaska trip to study Presbyterian missionary work among Eskimo communities. He displayed slides along the Alkan Highway and answered questions as Harry Marshall introduced him.
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Hagerstown
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Fortune Fails to Smile On Fortune in Keokuk IA
George Fortune, 53, trapped in a phone booth in Keokuk. He called police with a dime, was told to push rather than pile to free the door, and was booked for intoxication. He remains in city jail for three days. Christmas dance prep at Greencastle High School begins December 22 with Greencastle Antrim Youth Canteen planning events.
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Bowers to Head Bus Operators in Maryland
Jack Bowers of Potomac Motor Lines, a Maryland transport operator, elected president of the Maryland Motor Bus Operators Association at its annual meeting in Hagerstown. The association of 25 public transportation firms aims to coordinate legislation, taxation, and transportation policy.
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