Record Number Of Students In Maryland Public Schools This Year
The Associated Press reports a record 588000 pupils will attend Maryland public schools this year, 29000 more than last year, with nearly 25000 teachers on hand, up 1400 from 1959 60. Public schools open Sept 3 or 7 in all counties except Dorchester and Howard, both starting Sept 3. Baltimore City expects 170000 pupils on Sept 6, up 3700, with 6850 teachers, 250 more than last year. Archdiocese parochial schools accommodate 63900 pupils, up about 1000. Catholic elementary schools open Sept 7 and area high schools after Labor Day.
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Dorchester County
Howard County
Baltimore City
Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Allehany
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Washington
New Delhi Noise Survey Finds No Quiet Sleep Areas
A National Physical Laboratory study of New Delhi shows no district qualifies as a good quiet place to sleep. Restful sleep requires noise below 30 phons. city average at midnight is 60 phons, with some areas reaching 110 phons.
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New Delhi
India
National Physical Laboratory
Esther Grinnage Kindergarten marks 22 years with United Appeal
The Esther Grin nage Kindergarten, a nonprofit for Negro children aged four and five, recently completed 22 years of service within the United Appeal system. It began in 1949, housed at Lincoln Apartments, and offered mental physical social and emotional development through games songs crafts and plays to 38 five year olds and 16 four year olds last year. Plans for this year’s fundraising drive are under way as the agency continues to rely on the annual fall campaign.
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Esther Grimage
Lincoln Apartments
Esther Garten and partners seek United Appeal funds
The Esther Garten joins Dane Chest agencies Red Cross USC and Family Services Inc to obtain almost all funding from your contribution to the United Appeal.
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Dane Chest
Red Cross
USC and Family Services, Inc
United Appeal
Pony Killed After Maryland 92 Collision Near Norbeck
A 1957 Pontiac driven by George Albert Burroughs of Brookville struck a Shetland pony on Maryland 92 north of Maryland 609 near Norbeck Friday around 3 p m. The pony owned by Samuel Edward Bowman of Rockville ran into the road. the impact caused $50 damage to the car and left the animal to be shot by Trooper William L. Athey. Burroughs was not charged.
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Norjbeck
Rockville
Samuel Edward Bowman
George Albert Burroughs
Brookville Chemical Company
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William L. Athey
Algerian Terror Attack Wounds 21 In Oran Bars
Islamist terrorists threw grenades into four bars in Oran Algeria injuring 21 people, with 12 hospitalized. It marks the first major act of terrorism here in months.
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Oran
Algeria
Area Eagles Meet At Brunswick Park Annual Picnic Dance
Over 600 Eagles and their auxiliary members and children from Maryland and the District of Columbia gathered at SCOB Park in Brunswick Sunday for the area annual picnic meeting and dance. State president George Perry announced a Max Baer Heart Fund campaign replacing the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. Milton A Archie Harris led the district meeting, with George Miller and Harry Schildt of Frederick receiving recognition as retiring president of the Eagles Past President's Club.
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Eagles
Maryland
District of Columbia
Scob Park
Brunswick
George
Ted) Perry
Washington
Max Baer
Damon Runyon
Perry
Milton A.archie Harris
Frederick
George Miller
Harry D. Schildt
Bus Schedules For Montgomery
Information on the 1960 61 school bus schedules for pupil transportation will be presented to the Montgomery County Board of Education today. Director Richard M. Ream advises parents to contact their child's school before opening day September 6 if there is any question on the time or place of the bus stop. He also suggests tagging young children with names and addresses to prevent confusion in the first week. The 1959 60 transportation stats show the county’s safety record with no personal injuries on buses over 2 257 880 miles of travel, with 213 buses covering 11 721 miles per school day.
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Montgomery County Board of Education
Richard M. Ream
Ream
Montgomery County
Bus growth and policy noted in district report
The board reports rising enrollment to 24,998 and 34.1 percent needing transport, with 27,500 students. Total mileage projected at 2,500,000 and 425,000 gallons of gas. 42 new buses added, 17 replacements and 23 to meet demand. 247 employees, 1 woman driver. Busing rules for elementary and secondary riders detailed. Also notes stolen car recovered near Bostian Garage in Middleburg linked to National Training School escapees.
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Board of Education
Randallstown
Washington
D.C
National Training School
Maryland
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Middleburg
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