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rehabilitation and placement service to physically handicapped per-
sons. Branch offices are located in Baltimore, Salisbury, Hyattsville,
and Hagerstown (Code 1951, Art. 77, secs. 282-286).
Appropriations 1953
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General
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Special
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Federal
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Fund
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Fund
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Fund
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Total
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State Department
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587,402
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3,600
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33,900
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624,902
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Vocational Rehabilitation
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265,283
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245,760
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511,043
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State Aid to Education
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29,906,679
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1,137,706
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31,044,385
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Teachers Colleges
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1,791,550
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281,296
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2,072,846
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Totals
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32,550,914
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284,896
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1,417,366
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34,253,176
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Appropriations 1954
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General
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Special
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Federal
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Fund
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Fund
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Fund
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Total
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State Department
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603,456
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3,600
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33,056
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640,112
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Vocational Rehabilitation
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290,476
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245,000
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535,476
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State Aid to Education
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31,581,637
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1,106,743
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32,688,380
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Teachers Colleges
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1,844,167
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294,141
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2,138,308
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Totals
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34,319,736
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297,741
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1,384.799
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36,002,276
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Staff: 123.
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STATE TEACHERS COLLEGES
BOWIE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE
William E. Henry, Ed.D.. President
Bowie Telephone: Central 8-2011
The State Teachers College at Bowie is a State-operated school for
preparing Negro elementary teachers. Originally established in 1867
as the Baltimore Normal School, a private institution, it was pur-
chased by the State in 1908 and moved to its present location. The
college offers a four-year teacher preparation course leading to the
degree of Bachelor of Science in Education and a two-year junior
college course leading to the degree of Associate in Arts. Students
taking the full four-year course pay no tuition if they promise to
teach in the public schools of Maryland upon graduation. The approx-
imate enrollment for 1952-53 was 323.
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Appropriations
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1953
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1954
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General Fund
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$263,012
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$275,646
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Special Fund
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59,780
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62,606
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Totals
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$322,792
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$338,251
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Staff: 25.
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