Survey Finds High School Counseling Vital Across Regions
Dr. Paul A. Jones of Santa Barbara College notes that schools with highly personal counseling systems offer invaluable aid to students in academic and career planning. He reports global variation in methods, praising unhurried, follow-up interviews and family-inclusive approaches as producing the best outcomes.
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Paul A. Jones
Santa Barbara College
University of California
Jones
United States
Europe
West Indies
Steel Plant Expansion Across the World in 1951
In 1951 global steel growth surged with major plant projects led by United States Steel's 400 million Fairless works in Bucks County Pennsylvania and National Steel's 550 ton open hearth at Weirton West Virginia. Britain opened Europe’s largest mill in Wales and France started a hot strip mill at Denain. Russia reported capacity of 9.7 million tons, reaching about 35 million tons annually.
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United States
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
United States Steel Corporation
National Steel Corporation
Weirton
West Virginia
Great Britain
Europe
Wales
France
Denain
Russia
U.S. Steel Corporation
New soil conditioner Krilium promises rapid desert bloom
A synthetic chemical Krilium was demonstrated in Philadelphia as a soil conditioner not a fertilizer. It rapidly restores soil structure enabling plants to access oxygen water and nutrients. Over three years about eighty soil scientists tested it across the country. The experiments foresee a revolutionary era in agriculture turning man made deserts into blooming gardens and green acres.
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Philadelphia
Mexico grows as major cotton exporter in western hemisphere
Mexican cotton experts monitor Mexico as a rising world supply factor. Since World War II output has surged, making Mexico the second largest cotton exporter in the western hemisphere. The 1951-52 crop tops its history at about 1.25 million bales, though yields remain around half a bale per acre.
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Mexico
United States
Skin a Paint Can After Finishing A Session
After painting, replace the lid tightly to prevent a skin from forming on top. When reusing, peel off and discard the skin in one piece if possible, then stir. To avoid particles, strain the paint through a dealer strainer or cheesecloth, fine wire screen, or an old stocking.
Eskimos Invent Snow Goggles From Wood and Bone
Eskimos developed protective eyewear by fashioning wooden or bone glasses with narrow slits to cut glare from the snow. Since Canada began family allowances, natives have started using some purchasing power to buy manufactured sunglasses.
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North
Engagements and birth notices from Denton paper
Mr. and Mrs Elzie Horner announce the engagement of their daughter Marguerite Anne Horner to Max Eldon King USN son of W L King of Chicago and Mrs D E Crawley of New Castle Indiana Miss Horner a graduate of Caroline High School and Golden College works at the Chrysler Delaware Tank Plant King serves in the US Navy on the USS Albany No wedding date set Receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Marvin H Smith Jr born May 13 at Memorial Hospital Easton Mrs Ella Raleigh returns from Florida Owners Apartment House Association convention in St Petersburg Fla joining her at the banquet Mary Ellen Bush of Miami recently graduated from Coronet Academy of Modeling and Agency in Miami This course taken in evenings as she is in Junior High
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Denton
Marguerite Anne Horner
Max Eldon King
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W. L. King
Chicago, Ill
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New Castle
Indiana
Miss Horner
Caroline High School
Golden College
Wilmington
Del
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Newark
King
U. S. Navy
Albany
Marvin H. Smith, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Ella Raleigh
Florida State Owners Apartment House Association
Swanee Hotel
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. W. Pugh
Tampa
Mary Ellen Bush
Miami
Coronet Academy of Modeling and Agency, Inc
Jack Magruder
Kate Stone
Jessie Cox
Baltimore
Louise Dukes
Plaindealing
William D. Uhler
Florida
Memory Lane
George P. Loukides
John W
Theodore Manlove
Clarbeau
Franklin Street
Clarence E. Beauchamp
J. W. Eckstorm
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Chestertown
C. E. Beauchamp
A. G. Todd
Williston
Charles Todd
Concord
Luther Love
Roland Marion
Henry M. Detwiler
R. Hamilton Hallowell
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Kentucky
Holland
Annie Cooper
Shirley Greenly
Mt. Wilson Sanatorium
Ida Neighbors
Emma Flowers
Pasadena
Edna Satterfield
Salisbury
C. S. Kauffman
Lillian Kauffman
Blanche Shaub
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Samuel Hostetter
Clarksburg
Lloyd Trout
Media
E. H. Covell, Jr
Fort Wayne
Ind
June Wise
MYF
First Methodist Church
Peninsula Church
George Lowe
James Warner
Mary Ellen Warner
Bridgeville
Longwood Gardens
R. R. Nace
Elizabeth
N. J
Gilbert Hignutt
Clarence Sennett
Circle 3
J. DeWeese Carter
Horace Morgan
Queen Anne
Walter B. Palmer
Caroline County
Annie Andrew
Martin Voss
Circle 4
A. May Thompson
Circle 5
Mary A. Lord
John W. Lord
Frank R. Depew
James H. Wooters
Fort Meade
Eva Hignatt
Wilson Irwin
Milford Memorial Hospital
Hickman
George Layton
Thomas Walls
Marvin Smith
Personal notices from the Memorial Hospital region
Mrs. Stella Porter visits in Ogden and Mrs. Fannie Biger hosts guests from Baltimore. Several locals welcomed new babies, moved homes, or returned from trips. Memorial Hospital Easton saw births and a few minor injuries from an auto accident near Hickman.
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Stella Porter
Ogden, Pa
Fannie Biger
Helen Selin
Local social notes highlight weekend and visit guests
Hillsboro and area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Baltimore guests included Mr and Mrs Bernard Allen and Mrs Francis Fleming with daughter Jean. Elizabethtown and Washington visitors appeared among local households, with dinners and Sunday calls noted.
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Bernard Allen
Baltimore
Francis Fleming
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Ralph Holland
Walter Hicks
Washington, D. C
Elwood Fleming
Peninsula Conference Junior Camp Opens June 9
The Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church hosts its first Junior Camp week June 9 to 14 at the Peninsula Conference Camp Centre ville Maryland. Registration starts 2 p m Monday June 9 and must be filed by May 31 with the Educational Board ex ecutive secretary in Dover Delaware. The program includes boating swimming sports study groups nature hikes worship services and daily talks by a group leader from another country on conditions in their homeland. Eligible are boys and girls ages nine to eleven.
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Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church
Peninsula Conference
Centreville
Maryland
Educational Board of the Church
Dover
Del
Deaths: Samuel G. Lockerman of Milton Delaware
Samuel George Lockerman of Milton Delaware died Monday morning at his sister Emma Lockerman’s home. He was the son of the late Horace Orlando and Sarah Lockerman. Survived by sisters Emma and Mae at home and Mrs. Maurice Frazier Jr. of Dover. brothers Leighton Milton Horace Wilmington and Thomas Denton. Funeral services were held at Reed's Funeral Parlor Milton Thursday afternoon. Burial followed at Zion cemetery.
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Samuel George Lockerman
Milton
Del
Emma
Horace Orlando
Sarah Lockerman
Mae
Maurice Frazier, Jr
Dover
Leighton
Horace
Wilmington
Thomas
Denton
Reed
Zion Cemetery
Bingo Party in Goldsboro Community Hall May 27
The monthly Bingo Party will be held in the Goldsboro Community Hall Tuesday evening May 27 at 8 o'clock. Free refreshments will be served and new special prizes will be there for the lucky winners.
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Goldsboro
Recreation Night at Concord MYF Heads to Church House
Mrs Theodore Gelletly leads Concord Church MYF recreation evening at Church House on Thursday May 29. A weenie roast starts at 8 o clock before games. Young folks are urged to attend rain or shine.
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Theodore Gelletly
Concord
Live Wire Class Elects Officers at Grace Church Meeting
The Live Wire Class of Grace Church met at Mrs. J. Eldon Marine home on Monday evening with co hosts Mrs. Louis C. Butler Mrs. William Koenig and Mrs. Talmage Strong. Officers elected were President Mrs. William G. Towers first vice president Mrs. Chester Baker treasurer Mrs. Saulsbury Sparks and Secretary Mrs. Mae Butler. Sunshine Committee members named were Mrs. Louis Butler and Mrs. Wilmer Johnson. The meeting closed a successful year.
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Grace Church
J. Eldon Marine
Louis C. Butler
William Koenig
Talmage Strong
William G. Towers
Chester Baker
Saulsbury Sparks
Mae Butler
Louis Butler
Wilmer Johnson
Sunshine Committee
Family couple bring trailer to Camp Mardela institute
Dr and Mrs G S Shively of Muncie Indiana arrived at the Denton Church of the Brethren parsonage last Tuesday at 2 00 pm with their ultra modern tandem house trailer. They will join the 5 day institute for Sunday School and Vacation School teachers living in their trailer home. Neighbors and friends are invited to attend evening sessions from 7 30 to 9 00 pm with a lecture on the Stars on Sunday night.
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G. S. Shively
Muncie
Ind
Denton
Church of the Brethren Parsonage
Camp Mardela
Church of the Brethren
New Maryland Official Highway Map For 1952 Available
The Maryland Official Highway Map for 1952, compiled by the Maryland State Roads Commission, is now available free of charge. Contact the Resident Maintenance Engineer's office on the second floor of the Court House in Denton to obtain a copy in person or by phone.
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Maryland State Roads Commission
Court House
Denton
Meetings Announced for Local Homemakers and Fire Co Aux
Members of the Double Hills Homemakers Club plan a meeting on Tuesday May 27 at Mrs Havel Krabill home. The Den ton Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary will convene Thursday May 29 at 8 00 pm at the Fire Hall with Miss Anna Karpinski and Mrs George Lowe hosting. Trustees meet at 730 pm.
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Double Hills Homemakers Club
Havel Krabill
The
Denton Fire Co
Anna Karpinski
George Lowe
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