Salt Water Park Ambition Compared With Deep Creek Lake Plan
Maryland considers creating a Deep Creek Lake State park on 57 acres at the lake's north end. The land has been condemned and the Department of Forests and Parks seeks Board of Public Works approval to purchase. Tent sites, toilets, a public beach, and picnic area are planned to serve hundreds weekly, appealing to mountain, boating, swimming, and fishing enthusiasts. The piece notes Maryland lacks a public coastal park and contrasts private coastal development with this inland proposal.
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Deep Creek Lake
Department of Forests and Parks
Board of Public Works
Maryland
Ocean Front
Chincoteague
Delaware Line
Baltimore Morning Sun
Teacher Sues 'Forgotten' Substitutes Study Highlights Shortages
NEA executive secretary William G. Carr flags substitute teachers as the forgotten quarter of the profession. A national NEA study based on 3,861 superintendents and 5,000 substitutes shows the 1953-54 year averaged $12.21 daily with net pay about $8.71 after deductions. Substitutes averaged 39 days. 160,000 teachers were on call, totaling 6.8 million days of coverage yearly. Women outnumber men 14 to 1, average age 43 with one or two school-age children. Shortages are greatest in elementary, high school science, industrial arts, and mathematics. some urban systems allow students to substitute in elementary or high school grades.
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William G. Carr
National Education Association
Carr
NEA
United States
Colorado
Connecticut
South Dakota
Maine
Business and education linked in 75th Marquette anniversary
John L. McCaffrey of International Harvester marks 75 years since Marquette University's founding, noting dramatic shifts in business and higher education. He argues economic and academic freedom are linked, stresses private colleges need robust endowments, and urges courage, character, imagination, and faith to sustain the good society, life, and man.
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John L. McCaffrey
International Harvester
Marquette University
McCaffrey
St Pauls Youth Fellowship to open fall program with dinner meet
Greensboro Mrs Ethel Thornton correspondent reports the St Pauls Methodist Church youth fellowship will launch its fall program with a dinner meeting at the WSCS hall on Sept 11 at 6. The event includes worship, business, recreation and fellowship. Other local notes include Calva Lister's birthday and departure for St Mary's College, visits by the Minner family from Kennett Square Pa, Arline Wyatt and Marjorie Myers returning from Annapolis, and a surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Purnal Dean with a 15 pound cake.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship of
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
WSCS
Calvin Lister
Calva
St. Mary’s College
Nathan Minner
Kennett Square
Earl Minner
Arline Wyatt
Upper Darby
Marjorie Myers
Betty Ellen Dean
Betty Ellen
Annapolis
Blanche Sherwood
Mary Bernard
Felton
Helen Griffith
Ed Caudill
North Carolina
Mr. Caudill
Purnal Dean
Dean
Roger Moyer Jr
Kathy
Lansdale
George Dittmar
Union
N. J
Joseph Dittmar
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Dawson Warrington
Visitors and Relatives Gather for Holiday Weekend
A long list of visitors and relatives spread across Wilmington and nearby towns during the holiday weekend. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Irving Morris and children, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hammond, Fred and Beth Thornton, Mrs. Whitall Laramore, Mr. and Mrs. George Hodges, Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Watson, and many others stopping by or visiting hosts such as Mrs. Florence Thornton, Mrs. John Burger Jr., and Mrs. F. Roe. Several family members and service members are noted for upcoming travels or returns.
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Dawson Warrington Sr
Wilmington
Irving Morris
John Shockley
St. Michaels
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Mr. Hammond
Florence Thornton
Fred and
Beth Thornton
Hillsboro
Whitall Laramore
John Burger Jr
Lewes
Del
George Hodges
Philadelphia
W. P. Watson
F. D. Roe
Hilliston
Mass
Roe
F. P. Roe
Frank Usilton Sr
Leon Nichols
Ridgely
Frank Usilton Jr
U. S. Coast Guards
Elizabeth City
N. C
Asilton
Town
W. J. Fisher Sr
Clinton Robinson
Brenda
Lexington Park
W. J. Fisher
Portland
Maine
Judy Thornton
Sharon Ann Downs
Merrel E. Spence
V.P. I
Blacksburg
Merrel Spence
Clarence Russ
Joan and
Donald
Easton
Rose Shaw
New York
Earl Minner
William Minner
U. S. Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Richard
C. C. Williams Sr
Edith Hughes
Willoughby Edwards
Alta Voshell
Dover
Betty Sherwood
Harvey Walls
Plainsfield
Samuel Adams
Baltimore
Adams
Albert Stengel
Myron Smith
Cheryl
Pocomoke
Harry Karcher Sr
Edward Thomas
Bella Colegrove
Karcher
Mrs. Karcher
James Porter, S
Key West
Clayton Porter
B. Smith
Little Son
Chester
Norwood Pinder
Noble Sipple Jr
Garey
Lawrence Sipple
Noble Sipple
Robert Draper
Ellis Murphy
Richard Goosen
Bogota
A. V. Peterson
Dukes Robb
Emily
Virginia
Trap Pond
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Harry Cartee
Roger Smith
Holyoke
Mr. Cartee
Phoenix Bridge Co
In Memoriam Harris
In memory of Thurman B Harris who passed away five years ago on September 10 1950 Those whom we love go out of sight but never out of mind They are cherished in the hearts of those they leave behind Thoubtful and kind in all his ways Upright and just to the end of his days Sincere and true in heart and mind Wonderful memories he left behind Sadly missed by wife Clara M Harris
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Harris
Thurman B. Harris
Clara M. Harris
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