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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1964

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2

Graduates From Officer Training At Fort Hood

Army Sgt. Robert D. Weedon Jr aged 24 graduated from the Fort Hood Texas Non Commissioned Officer Academy on November 21. He completed four weeks of rigorous training in leadership command map reading weapon history and military teaching methods.

Army Robert D. Weedon, Jr RFD Frederick Fort Hood Tex Weedon

Music Supervisor Attends National Conference on Educational Media

James L. Fisher, music supervisor for Frederick County Public Schools, will join the National Conference on the Uses of Educational Media in Teaching Music in Washington, D C, December 7 to 11. Sponsored by the U S Office of Education and MENC, the event gathers state music supervisors and reps to study learning theory, teaching machines, radio and TV, films, electronic devices, and printed materials. Fisher, a University of Michigan graduate and Maryland Music Educators Journal editor, brings extensive teaching and supervisory experience to the conference.

James L. Fisher Frederick County Washington, D. C United States Office of Education Music Educators National Conference National Education Association University of Michigan Fisher Maryland Music Educators Journal The Maryland Music Educators Association

Wickless Enlists in Army Security Agency at Fort Dix

Anthony R. Wickless son of Mr and Mrs Augustine Wickless Military Road recently enlisted into the Armys Security Agency He will begin basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey

Anthony R. Wickless Augustine Wickless Military Road Army’s Security Agency Wickless Fort Dix N. J

Kael says movies are breaking down in Atlantic essay

Pauline Kael argues in the Atlantic Monthly that modern films lack logical coherence. She cites fragmented plots and abrupt conclusions in titles like Bridge on the River Kwai and Cleopatra while lamenting cinema's drift from storytelling to disintegrated, artful but empty images.

Hollywood Atlantic Monthly Pauline Kael Peking Cleopatra

Hollywood declines as major studios lose control

Film critic Pauline Kael laments studio abdication and a shifts toward deal making over storytelling. European directors’ cheap thrills and budget limits spur chaotic, incomprehensible cinema loved by critics but alien to audiences. She foresees cinema becoming rarified and less appealing to the general public.

Louis B. Mayer Harry Cohn Hollywood Miss Kael

Doan’s Pills Promote Fast Relief For Backache And Bladder Irritation

Doan’s Pills claim rapid relief from nagging backache and headaches with three actions: pain relief, soothing bladder irritation, and mild diuretic effect. The ad urges a good night’s sleep and widespread trust built over 60 years, recommending the large size for convenience.

Dean's Doan

Fragmentary note on reviving a foundation effort

A fragmented passage describes years of work to revive foundations and bring a river back to life, detailing ongoing efforts and hopeful persistence amid difficulty.

Food Processors Attend Convention

Herman Ramsburg and J. Eugene Frovost of Jenkins Bros Inc Frederick attended the 61st annual Mid Atlantic Food Processors Association Convention at the Marr.

Herman Ramsburg J. Eugene Frovost Jenkins Bros. Inc Frederick Mid- Atlantic Food Processors Association Marr

Can Factory Leader Forecasts Rising Canned Goods Use by 1974

Roy G. Lucks former chairman of California Packing Corp and National Canners Association projected a per capita consumption rise from 68 to 92 pounds of canned foods and frozen vegetables by 1974. Rutgers Maryland and Delaware agriculture and economics professors spoke at the two day convention amid process advances briefings. Kelso the world money winner with 1.69 million faced an ankle injury in Hialeah, possibly delaying a record path to 2 million with Royal Palm Seminole and Widener Handicaps yielding 159 090 in prize money.

I” Motor Hotel Philadelphia Roy G. Lucks The California Packing Corp National Canners Association Lucks

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Army Security Agency Bob Thomas Agriculture and Economics Rutgers University And Universities of Maryland and Delaware Hialeah Fla Kelso Resistol Schroeder's, Inc East Patrick St Woo Carleton Woolen Mills Bobbie Brooks
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