Maryland Board Urges Swift Desegregation Policy
The Maryland State Board of Education unanimously approved a desegregation policy urging local districts to resurvey progress, revise procedures, and remove race as a factor in enrollment and transfers. It emphasizes rights protection, civil process, and no time limit for implementation while noting varied progress across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Duncan
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Thomas J. Pullen Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Maryland
Focal School Board
Jerome Frampton Jr
College Park
Lovettsville Community News Highlights January Events
Lovettsville notes report hospital stays for Mrs James Smith and Mrs Frank Fesperman with recoveries noted. January Lovettsville Home Demonstration Club met January 24 at the clubhouse voting $400 to County 4 H and Associates for a new auditorium. Other items include plans for a bus trip, interior repairs, a diet topic, and a February workshop. Also covered are baptisms, school staffing changes, local birthdays, community bowling, youth Sunday, a W S C S meeting, and local obituaries. A new rural mail carrier appointment and a birthday dinner honor wrap with a new street construction project starting on a street to connect Wisner Street with Maryland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keister
Lovettsville
Lynnn Smith
James Smith
Charlottesville Hospital
Frank Fesperman
Frederick Hospital
Esther Shomaker
Mile Shomaker
Melba
Lovettsville Home
Boyd Ingalls
Sue McAllister
Millie Shoemaker
Ruth Wire
George Turner
Eunice Moss
Katherine—ke= gard
Helen Mann
Ot He Reed
Elizabeth Simpson
Mildred Washington
Lena Hess
WA Moore
Othe Spring
Moss
Harry Cooper
Loudoun County Hospital
Mason Payne
Hall
Purcellville
Lake View
Hamilton
Payne
George Henry Wenner
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
St. James
Brunswick
St. James United Church of Christ
Joyce Nichols
Dianne Beamer
Linda Grove
Carolyn McClain
Shirley Nichols
Ronnie Beamer
Rehobeth W.S
Rehobeth W.S.C.S
Jeanette Sandower
Ethel King
William McGaha
Waterford
North Fork Baptist Church
Richard Hickman
Helen Miller
Wayne McKimmey
Pearl Baker
Otho Baker
Loudoun County
Eileen Beach
Lorraine St. Charles
Washington
Carolyff Grove
Margaret Grove
Arlington
Joyce Grove
Paul Grove
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Hagerstown Mercantile Pioneer Nathan Rosen Dies at 34
HagerstownMd AP Nathan Rosen pioneer merchant who operated five stores in two states died at a convalescent home Wednesday at age 34 He opened his first Han scock store later ran two in Hagerstown one in Martinsburg and one in Charles Town WV Burial set for Thursday at 3 30 pm in Congregation B nai Abraham cemetery near Hagerstown Rosen came to Hagerstown in 1905 from London to visit a sister born in Europe emigrated to Capetown South Africa at 16 left South Africa after tropical ailment and a death sentence for one year to live He served as a member of a party or organization until cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Nathan Rosen
Hagers‘town
Hanscock
Martinsburg
Charles Town
W.va
Congregation B’na. Abraham
Rosen
London
Europe
Capetown
South Africa
Hancock official linked to cork sale ban protest
Hancock town leader and chamber president faced protest action after council banned cork and bottle sales during prohibition. In New Delhi police caned eve teasers in Punjab, described as wolf whistling by Western observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Town
Punjab
Hancock Chamber of Commerce
Hancock Realty Corp
Masonic Lodge of
Hancock
New Delhi
India
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Wisner Street
Maryland Avenue
Robert Hall
Famous Name
Kobe Hall
Catonsville
Reistown
Routzahn’s
L. P
RCA Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Bassett
Agril
Famous Rowe
Rowe
East Patrick Street
Barts
Jim Powell
PoweLl Insurance Agency
North Market St
Automobile
Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
East
Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
Raad
Pep Bach
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