MacArthur To Stay In Waldorf Presidential Suite
Gen Douglas MacArthur plans to continue renting the Waldorf Astoria ten room presidential suite for another year. A hotel spokesman said the General Mrs MacArthur and their son Arthur have occupied the quarters since returning from Japan last April. The spokesman would not disclose the yearly rental. The hotel previously reported a rate of 30 dollars a day.
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Governor McKeldin Attacks State Paid Teacher Raises
Governor McKeldin renewed his attack on a state financed teacher pay rise in a speech to the Maryland State Firemen's Association. He criticized officials lobbying for pet projects and defended his veto of a 1951 act for a $300 raise funded by the state. He warned against state control of schools and praised local fire departments for independence. Cromwell C. Zembower was elected president of the Maryland State Firemen's Association with no opposition.
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Typhoid Danger Cited To Countians
Health authorities urge Precautions as Maryland reports typhoid cases rising in counties. Dr R H Riley says even clear water can be unsafe to drink after swimming and recommends immunization with three shots from a doctor, noting immunity lasts three years and urging inoculation for those not yet vaccinated since 1948.
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