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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1945

Page

9

Students Submit Critical Report About University Policies

A 1,700 word mimeographed report by 26 students accuses University of Maryland President H. C. Byrd of wielding near total control of policy. It claims a democratic deficit, cites faculty exits, and notes censorship of the Diamondback while opposing a Hearst site and a new Americanization curriculum.

College Park H. ¢. Byrd University of Maryland Peter Gesper Maryland American Association of University Professors H. C Curly) Byrd R Ub Raat Diamondback Byrd William Randolph Hearst Heart

Washington Post War Crimes Probe Report Criticizes U S Delays

A Washington insider details delays in creating war crimes courts and a formal commission, criticizing the State Department for withholding funds and failing to act despite recommendations. He recalls urging mixed military courts, UK cooperation lapses, and the President urging London leadership to form a commission, while stressing damage to U.S. prestige in Europe.

State Department San Francisco Secretary of State Commission Ted Foreign Office Cecil Hurst FSI Germany United States College Park Washington Baltimore Mary Able Helm Joslyn Form Peden Howard Long Kitchin Bone Weeke Congress London Roosevelt Mr. Hackworth White House Europe

Maryland Sportsmen Back 4-H Conservation Education Plan

The League of Maryland Sportsmen adopted a resolution at Ocean City on June 12 endorsing a 4-H Club conservation education program per the University of Maryland Extension Service. Local leaders will assist with the program, led by Henry Dengler as extension forester under Myro Downey. Delegates from 49 clubs attended. Raymond Miller of Williamsport was re-elected regional director. Local clubs present included North American Rod and Gun, Conococheague, Williamsport Fish and Game, Western Maryland, and Cumberland Valley Field Trial. Glenn L. Martin presided.

League of Maryland Sportsmen Ocean City Mia University of Maryland Extension Service Henry Dengler State Extension Service Myro Downey Dengler Extension Forester Washington County Raymond Miller Williamsport Washington Prederick Counties Maryland Rod and ‘Gun Club Conococheague Sports Williamsport Fish and Game Club Western Maryland Sportsmen Cumberland Valley Field Glenn L. Martin

Washington County reappoints Virgil Cook as constable

The Board of County Commissioners yesterday reappointed Virgil P. Cook as constable for Washington County. In other data the U.S. raised 122 million pigs in 1943, nearly twice the prewar average.

United States Cook Board of County Commissioners Virgil P. Cook Washington County

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