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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1964

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3

Damascus Principal Honored for Service to School and Community

Charles H. Hoover, Damascus Elementary School principal, received a colonial style weather guide at a PTA meeting. Since 1951 the campus expanded from 10 rooms and 457 students with 7 of the original 13 teachers still teaching to 27 classrooms, 27 teachers, and 735 students. Hoover is a Washington County native, now living in Frederick with his wife and four children. He earned a B S in Elementary Education from Frostburg State Teachers College and pursued graduate work at Teachers College.

Charles H. Hoover Damascus PTA Hoover Washington County Frederick Frostburg State Teachers College

Educator with Maryland MS Led Several Washington County Schools

A retired educator with degrees from Columbia University George Washington University and the University of Maryland taught social studies science math and physical education in Carroll Frederick Washington and Montgomery counties. He led Cascade Dargan Paramount and Beaver Creek elementary schools in Washington County and served in Coast Artillery during World War II. Later a Philadelphia AP brief notes thieves stole 1500 in change from a Ribbon Vending Co truck.

Douglas Proposes National Park From Washington to Pittsburgh

Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas urged Congress to create a national park spanning from Washington D C to Pittsburgh Pa. The plan would add land along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from Washington to Cumberland plus a mountain trail to Pittsburgh for camping picnicking and more land acquisition through the National Park Service budget. He criticized a proposed high dam near Seneca Md that would flood part of the canal and urged sewage disposal improvements for Potomac estuaries.

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