SJC Summer Courses At St Joseph College
St Joseph College in Emmitsburg announces two summer sessions from late June to early August with courses in art chemistry economics catechetics literature mathematics history anthropology and a post session in speech Principles and Practices of Speech A summer institute bioinstrumentation for biology teachers will be offered sponsored by the National Science Foundation Pre registration closes June 1 and admissions require standard entrance criteria Last year 202 students participated
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St. Joseph College
Anna Mae Schaben
St. Joseph’s
John Frances Gilman
National Science Foundation
Marcella Scully
SIC
Robertine Weiden
Emmitsburg
New X Ray Viewer Unveiled by Ingenuics in Gaithersburg
Ingennics Inc of Gaithersburg unveils the Contrast Doubler optical viewer for X ray films doubling image contrast by twice passing light through the film. CEO Dwin R Craig says it aids radiograph interpretation and may reduce patient exposure with new techniques. A dental version and other viewing variants are planned.
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Ingenuics, Inc
Gaithersburg
Dwin R. Craig
Ingennics
Mathias Legislation To Preserve And Expand Antietam Battlefield
Last year over half a million Americans visited Antietam in Western Maryland. Legislation co sponsored by Senator J Glenn Beall Jr and Representative Goodloe Byron would expand the battlefield from about 1100 to 3400 acres, adding an environmental zone and a cemetery expansion, with a seven member advisory commission to guide preservation and coordination with public parks. The plan would allow some property owners to retain usage rights while protecting historic sites for future visitors. India produced 13.6 million tons of cement in 1969.
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Antietam
Maryland
National Battlefield
Cornfield
West Woods
Dunkard Church
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
J. Glenn Beall, Jr
Goodloe Byron
Antietam National Battlefield
Battefield
Antietam Creek
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Maire Promoted To Colon el In Maryland CAP Rank
Jeannie M Maire commander of the Frederick Civil Air Patrol squadron is promoted to colonel at CAP headquarters Baltimore. With 18 years service she is the only female Maryland squadron commander to attain this rank. She led the squadron since 1968, organized cadet exchanges, training encampments, and earned top CAP awards. The promotion occurred in a surprise ceremony with cadets pinning insignia.
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Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Jeannie Maire
CAP
Friendship International Airport
Baltimore
Col. Maire
Maryland
AHCAP
Col Maire
CAP National Staff College
Air Force Extension
Washington, D.C
Congressional Cap
Col
Maire
United States
Milford C. Gossard
Department of the Army
U.S. Army Joint Support Command
Fort Ritchie
Frederick Cap
Thomas Williams
Dale Marion
Charles E. Martin
102
Linden Avenue
Employment Survey Slated This Week
The Bureau of the Census will conduct a weekly employment survey in the area the week of April 19. Census Director John G. Gibson announced interviews will sample households nationwide. February unemployment fell to 5.8 percent. confidential data aid U S Labor Department statistics. Inter viewers Mrs. Marjorie A. Fee and Mrs. Jessie L. Haddock will visit local households. Michelangelo paintings reside in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican.
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Bureau of the Census
John G. Gibson
Bureau
Philadelphia
U. S. Department of Labor
United States
Marjorie A. Fee
W. Lith St. Frederick
Jessie L. Haddock
Salem Ave
Ext
Hagerstown
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SJC
Ilford
England
David Foy
Foy
Frederick Cap Squadron
Dale
June Marion
Colonel Maire
Gene Smith
Mathias
Washington County
India
Jeannie M. Maire
Holter Agency
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Veren Holter
Fet Life
F&t Life
F&t Life Family
Ensurance Company
Syracuse
New York
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Bruce Crum
Paplrhachiye
Mustang & Maverick
FO Dealers
Ford Dealers
Motor Company
FORD
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Brehives
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