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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
5
The Associated Press reports Maryland educators in poorer counties face a summer rush to fill vacancies. Superintendents fear shortages will worsen after Governor McKeldin vetoed a $500 salary increase, leaving counties to raise pay locally.
West Virginia Legislature raised minimum teacher pay to 2340 dollars per year, prompting Maryland across Garrett County to report many teachers originate from West Virginia. Counties show varied minimum scales from 2200 to 5000 dollars, with Baltimore City and Montgomery among the highest ranges.
The State Board of Examiners for Nurses announced 52 qualified for professional registration. Names include Lyndell Marie Cromer of Martinsburg and Gloria Lewise Peters of Chambersburg, with hospital affiliations such as City Hospital Martinsburg and Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg.
CBS aims to begin commercial color telecasts in about a month after the Supreme Court upholds an FCC order. NBC ABC and Dumont show no rush to act while Celomat announces $80 converter kits to enable black and white sets to receive CBS color signals for two viewers.
A sundress and bolero pattern No 2384 offered in sizes 9 12 18 1h and 17 with a fashion book featuring 135 designs. Order by mail from Pattern Bureau Hagerstown MD in the Daily Mall box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York sending 25 cents for pattern and address details.
The industrial division nears last year’s quota while aiming for a $2,600 goal. BY. M. Hanson reports past contributions range up to $800, with generous help from firms hit by cancer. The drive continues through June 9 as 4,000 educational pamphlets are distributed and Park W. Loy announces progress toward a $15,000 goal.
Irvin Gish, 12, of Smithsburg, placed third of 29 entrants in the Westminster broiler competition. He scored 104 of 125, four behind the winner, with judging based on broiler entries farm visit and record books. Sponsors were University of Maryland Extension Service poultry department and Maryland State Fair Board.
Curtiss C Miller, an Ary combat artist, is returned to Allied lines after ten days in Man's Land. He had been listed missing in action since the UN withdrawal from the Hwachow Reservoir. Miller is from Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Twenty six divorce cases entered in Circuit Court during May include Carrie H. McPeak versus Cloyd A. McPeak, William Capotasti against Annabelle Carpatosti, and Mary Estell Cahill against Rinehart Cahill. The United States with 1,100 broadcast transmitters claims a first place in world radio.
Charles Ambrose Detrich, a seven year Air Force veteran, was found shot to death in a three room apartment at Hill Ridge Summit overnight. Deputy Coroner Cornelius P. Brink said the wound was personal safety related. state police reported Detrich was despondent due to worries.
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