Elementary Supervises and Teachers Meet at Salisbury Normal School
Eastern Shore elementary supervisors and selected teachers meet at State Teachers College Salisbury from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today January 9. Dr Jessie L Fleming demonstrates campus music with activities across grade levels. Transfer of beginning students may enter February 2 1953 with veterans benefits eligibility under Public Law 550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Normal School
Eastern Shore
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Jessie L. Fleming
State Department of Education
Maryland
J. D. Blackwell
State Teachers College At
State Department of Education For
MacCurdy Burnet
Helen L. Jarnaart
Ida Belle W. Thomas
John B. May
Coal Share Dominates Fuel Mix at 43.3 Percent
The U. S. Bureau of Mines reports that bituminous coal accounts for 43.3 percent of the fuels and power used in the United States. This figure highlights coal's leading role among competing energy sources and reflects national energy consumption patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Michael Aker Veteran Editor Dies at 86
Michael Aker 86 longtime editor died suddenly leaving a legacy in Maryland journalism. Born at Wye Mills he moved to Queenstown as a child and was honored on March 10 1946 as Mike Aker Day by Gov. Herbert R O Conor for his career. Survived by two brothers Daniel Aker and George Aker both of Queenstown and a sister Mrs Albert Puckman of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aker
Herbert R. O’conor
Mike Aker
Maryland
Wye Mills
Queenstown
Lie
George Aker
Daniel Aker
Albert Puckman
Baltimore
President's commission calls $19.5 billion synthetic fuels investment
The President's Materials Policy Commission says an investment of 19.5 billion dollars in today's value will be needed for the synthetic fuels industry from now until 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President
Materials Policy Commission
Bituminous coal preparation plants in the U S
A historical note indicates there are about 00 bituminous coal preparation plants in the United States where the product is cleaned sized and screened for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
When Success Turns a Man's Head Facing Failure
A compact proverb-like note warns that triumph can distort judgment and lead to downfall. It frames pride as a risk to steady achievement, urging humility to avoid steering into loss or collapse.
Blue Cross Rates Raised For Hospital Subscribers In Maryland
Maryland Blue Cross announces higher monthly rates effective January 5 1953 due to rising hospital costs and more subscribers. Individual plans rise to 1.60 and family plans to 4.00, with direct Maryland Hospital Service subscriptions increasing to 5.55 per quarter for individuals and 13.50 for families. New rates remove husband and wife only memberships and extend outpatient coverage with minor surgical procedures and emergency care, while 12 month waiting periods apply to tonsil/adenoid removals and preexisting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bonnell
Maryland TV Hospital Cor Lce
Incre
State Insurance Department
Maryland
Bonnell
Blue Cross
Ponnell
R. H. Dabney
Mr. Dabney
Maryland Hospital
Dedication of New Building at State Hospital
Officials and medical leaders gather for the dedication of a new state hospital building. Delegations from Eastern Shore counties, Maryland senators and delegates, mayors, and hospital executives attend, with psychiatrists and surgeons from Baltimore serving as consultants and advisers. Public invitations extend to the community for the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Baltimore
Mental Hygiene Advisory Board
Board of Review
Telephone Directory Growth in Caroline and Talbot Counties
W O Mills reports over 600 more telephones in Caroline and Talbot Counties in the last year as a new two county directory is issued. About 4 000 listing changes since the prior issue, and a four page expansion adding around 600 names. A print run of 15 000 copies was produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Talbot
W. O. Mills
March of Dimes Campaign Solicits Door to Door Help
In the Penton area a campaign for the March of Dimes will run with two door to door solicitations and donation boxes in local businesses. School children will contribute via coin cards to be distributed soon, while listed volunteers call at homes ready to discuss supporting the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Polio Jorie
Penton
Ion End Econ
World War II Aptitude Tests Screen Over 12 Million
In World War II more than 12,000,000 men and women in the Armed Forces were given aptitude tests to determine fitness for military jobs or eligibility for special schooling.
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Paul Garrett
General Motors
L. C. Goad
Chicago
Mr. Garrett
Donald John Bayer
Muenster
Texas
Joyce Bolton
Keithsburg
Illinois
Beth Fuhr Smith
Poplarville
Mississippi
Ellen Lydon
North Scituate
Rhode Island
Goad
Beverly Ann Bartz
Mitchell
Nebraska
Sue Idsardi
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Cathryn A. Hansen
Davis
California
June Hill
Cleveland
Tennessee
Chevrolet Handyman
Chevrolet
Michael Aker
Een
USA
Denton
Police
Newspaper RD Hive
State Hospital
Polto
Coons
Carroll George
Riverton Ave
Wm. Wunderlich
Market
Fountain
Blake Idrooks
Butler Terrace
James Conner
3Rd St
Fountain Ave
T. Luther Andrews
4Th St
Robert Downes, Jr
Sth Ave
West Side
Harry Jopp
Din Ave
East Side
Wm. G. Towers
6Th St
Mabel C. Duffey
7Th St
Randolph
Roy Slaughter
Franklin St
J. Herbert McAllister
Sth
Wm. Stockley
Railroad
Arthur Melvin
Gay
Sfrobbs Road
Kemp Walls
Lincoln
J. Owen Knotts
Court House Square
Wilson Cohee
West Denton
Welson Iilenry Tobbs
Mevin Allfather
David Swecker
Campground Road
John Mandrell
Glad Gardens
George Chapis
Oil City
Cross Roads
Robert Dulin
Gawldand Lake Road
Fred Kirsch
Troffman
Peep Shore Road
Orland Flaharty
Behlke
Williston
Pealiquo Road
Louis J. Knotts
REA
L. Stevens Browne
American Legion Post
Nobbs
Andersontown
Dallas Neal
Burrsville Road
Myrtle Ann Scott
Journal Today
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Paul W. Johnson
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts
Denton MD
Ses
Kanaddoren
Alexander Smith
Cooper’s
Alexander
Shoreham
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