Maryland School District Plans Grade Level Integration
A new policy announces gradual integration across all grades in the county starting September 1. Seventh grade students will move to West Frederick Junior High or Rhy Stout Junior High, with elementary and secondary schools reorganized to house specific grade levels. Ebenezer School will close. students transfer to Lincoln Elementary. The Frederick Community College will admit all partaking students.
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Adommuti
Ravial Nonetlis
Seriaol
West Sunforn l
Mreterick
Lincoln School
West Frederick
Rhy Stout
Caluelin Furnace
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Nise Tb
Marth Frederick
Kway
North Market Street
Paint of Books
Wolfsvill
Yellow Springs
Rin Streat
Jefferson
Foxville
Liberty
Neve Midway
New Thurmom
Thurmount
Subillasville
Walkersville
Woods
Ova
Middletown
Elm Street
Urbana
Thuouat
Wyatts- Town
Brunswick
Eile
Mopeland
Tiersey's
Lincoln
New Market
Secoindary
Ebenezer
Lid+coln
Community College
Frederick Community College
Margaret DP. Trimmer
Frederick High School
Lee Kefauver
Htgh
Jeanne Wally Elmsteedy
Dessie Brians
Royal C. Johison
Jean Barrier
Ladward Kerns
Letter Given As death by own action Cause
NEW YORK The New York Merrill Wichige today linked the suicide of railroad leader Robe T. Young to a letter received from a small investor. Young chairman of the New York Central route shot himself at his Florida home. Mrs Young found his body after opening only one letter from a small investor who called Aunt done. The letter accused him of betrayal and failing to follow instructions regarding ten shares of Central stock, a claim tied to substantial money.
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New York
Robe T. Young
Young
New York Central
Hide Sell Jan
Wis
Pain Head
Fla
Donald Rogers
Nerakt Tribune
Youngs
Aidi
Frederick County to Face 79 Classroom Deficiency in 1958
A Frederick County Board report projects a shortfall of 79 classrooms by September 1958 with the opening of West Frederick Junior High. It details additions at Wellsville, North Frederick, East Frederick, Branswick, Thar imam, Urbana, Walkersville, Liberty New Market, and other sites, plus a $34 million bond issue to finance the program.
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Psdvenek Junior High School
Wrederick
Fredwick Community College
Beederick Gaunty Schoors
Oftec
Frederick Cetty
West Frederick
iWigh
Lhe
Trederick County
Wellsville
North Frederick
East Frederick
Branswick
Tharimam
Urbana
Walkersville Junior-Senior High School
Liberty-New Market
Tunor-Senior High School
Ur‘hana
Libertye New Market
General Assembly
Frederick
Maryland faces rising school costs in growing enrollments
Governor McKeldin told the Maryland Legislature that the mushrooming public school enrollment is a major driver of the state’s rising expenditures. He noted nearly 80 percent of the proposed budget funds public education and the University of Maryland and state colleges, highlighting ongoing high costs to support expanding instruction.
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Annapolis
Maryland
McKeldin
Uday
Enomics
Baltimore
Maryland House Overrides Veto On School Pay Raise
The Maryland House overrode a veto on a school teachers pay raise, projecting pupil growth from 512,547 this year to about 539,050 next year with 1,268 more teachers to handle 36,502 additional students. If Gov McKeldin’s veto is overridden, the education budget would rise by roughly 12 million dollars in the current plan, within a total 1959 budget of around 348,945,909 for education and related expenditures across health, welfare, safety, and administration.
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McKeldin
General Administration
Windshields Teed In Miami Across City Streets
New York officials confirm a program approved by Mayor Robert F Hamier aims to curb crime in schools. In Miami authorities report windshields scraped and frost on plants as a winter outbreak spreads, with efforts extending to public schools and several cities including West Palm Beach Orlando Tampa and Fort Myers.
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New York
Robert F. Hamier
Syneine Orddty
Pen- Oeeae
Florida
Torthwest Seckion
West Palm
Tampa
Fort
Myers
Orland
Substantial Traffic Cut By By-Pass Opens On Market Street
Traffic along South Market Street near Mt. Olivet cemetery dropped after the southwest segment of the Frederick by-pass opened. A count last weekend recorded 25 624 vehicles versus 35 019 over the previous period, a drop of 9 380 or over 25 percent, with northbound movement most affected and westward Washington traffic rerouted to the by-pass. Weather favored the count this weekend but next counts may vary seasonally.
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Frederick
Vicinnity
Mt. Olivet
Jan Weld
South Market
Madirsam Street
Clarke Place
Tke Srea
Washington
West Strick Street
Bowser
U.S. 340
U.S
South Market Street
Bentz
Vanguard Fails Again in Explosive Cape Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Vanguard rocket failed shortly after launch at 2 37 am exploding into fiery wreckage. Officials say a fuel leak caused loss of pressure and the test ended in another setback for the U S space program as Soviet Sputniks remain ahead.
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Cape Canaveral
Mayy
Vanguard
Navy
Tt. D. Stephens
Sputniks
Sputnik
Sputnik Ld
Iover
Sovirl Union
Maryland road project bids open in Howard County
The MoE Grove Lime Company of Frederick submitted the low bid of 738,004 to modernize Maryland Route 382 in Howard County. A Washington firm filed the second low bid of 739,603. The project covers grading drainage and surfacing across 3.545 miles from near Wortherly toward Sykesville and extends 3.92 miles from the Liberty raid at Floursburg through Sykesville to U.S. 1 at Jessups. The work continues a larger rebuild from Sykesville to Marlse Arg under another contract with Hagie Rowell.
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Moe Grove Lime Companys
Frederick
Stil Reads Commission
Maryland
Howard County
Grove
Washington
Sykesville
Floursburg
Carrell County
Vawardy i County
Jessups
Khlarsearg
Hagie
Five Day Forecast From The AP With Weather Trends
The AP forecast calls for temperatures averaging below normal by four degrees with a slow rise Thursday and Friday and little change Monday. Occasional rain Thursday and Friday with mixed precipitation possible, including snow in the mountains, and more rain or snow Sunday through Monday. Highs range from the upper 40s near the plains to the lower 80s in the east, with colder upper elevations and teens to mid twenties in the mountains.
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Calder
Monnains
Uountains
Devereux In, McKeldin Is Cool To Him
Annapolis reports Governor McKeldin’s cool reaction to Devereux’s Republican gubernatorial bid. Devereux announced amid GOP caucus tensions, citing teamwork while seeking support from independents and party leaders statewide. Prospective rivals include Brewster and Beall, with possible candidates from Baltimore area and Frederick, as names surface in party maneuvering.
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Devereux
McKeldin
Annapolis
Dunes
NPS
Maryland
Wright
Kaine Lin
Mir Rhavs
MeKeklin
Peverers
Wathasiig
Dle
Unig
GOP
Chainan 2
Eldred Hinehart
Jas
Fron
Marine Parrison
Wake Island
Marine Corps
Congress
Rinehart
Ehielins Jie
S McKeldin
Soreen
Daniel B. Brewster
House of Nelegates
Brewster
Baltimore County
Harford
Carrall
Claude H. Hellman
Hicket
Dobn der
Frederick
J. Glenn Beall
Strajght Jlerm
Beall
Senate
Seal
Allegany County
Eith Ler Rinehart
Washington County
Cur Dory
Frederick County
Mollimore City
Cotneling Mundy
State Tax Commission
Enos S. Stocklidie
Govertor
Florida Fruit Hit By Cold Weather Again
Florida faces another cold spell threatening citruses and vegetables. Temperatures dropped to near freezing across many counties, causing widespread damage fears. The blast damaged millions of boxes of fruit. storms in the West and Northeast created travel disruption and school closures.
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Florida
Renor
Seclond
Californin
Weather Bureau
Miami
Miorida
York State
Pennsylvani
Virginia
North Atlantic
California
Los Angeles
Two Face Trials by Court On Thursday
Two men Amos Freese and Clifford Hees face multiple charges in Circas Court on Thursday after waiving grand jury rights. They are accused of breaking into Covell’s store at Lewistown on November 1 and stealing cash and merchandise valued at 40.39 dollars, plus related break ins at Robert H. Merry’s garage and thefts at Anthony Main’s store near Frederick. State's investigator Daniel Barrick led the information, detailing several breaking and entering counts and thefts worth hundreds of dollars.
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Cireas
Tarveny
Predevick Ronniy
Torial
Lola Amos Freese
Clifford Lettay
Hees Yuse
Colin
Covells
Lewistown
Robert
Merry
Merchandlan Getnhey
Huse
Covell
Anthony Main
Nea Prederick
Slate
Uel We Barrick
Home Show expands with more local exhibitors
The National Guard Armory hosts the second annual Home Show May 8 to 8 featuring 30 local exhibitors from Mehrl Wauhner & Sau to Hammaker Bros. Clyde M. Honeyde announces the event sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Paul Gordon notes space limits and that over half of last year’s participants return with new variety to attract buyers.
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Allsvallahia
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde M. Honeyde
National Guard Armory
Newey
Paul Gordon
Mehrl Wauhner & Sau
Coblentz. & Main Insurance Co
Misner Tile
Kingoy Sharpening Service
Colonial Maxie Shop
Wm. 3. Hood
Murray-Day
Avis Studios
Jaga 400
Depl
Liberty Roofers
Glaihill Furniture Co
Potomac Edison Co
R. W. Warner
B.C. Grahill & Son
C. FL. Murphy
J. Frobert
Beeger & Co, Treeland Nurseries
Hammaker Bros
Elroy to Direct Space Programs under Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announced Mellvoy will direct all space programs at the Defense Department. Attendees at the news conference listed advisers and set the program on new developments believed possible and probable, with distinct funding separate from defense projects.
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Enhower
Defense Mellvoy
Defense Department
Jisenhower
Win
Cis
Eisenhower Hopes for Tax Cut Before Midyear
President Eisenhower said the administration expects a tax cut to take effect around midyear to stimulate business. He cautioned against overdoing tax relief and noted inflation concerns from the past, while facing a cold and minor throat issue after Augusta golf. He also discussed a possible U.S. Soviet summit and clarified positions on nuclear disarmament zones and federal commission fees.
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Eilgenhowin
Vely Bosuai Husky
Eisenawer
L Jonks
Eisenhower
White House
Augusta
Gabe
Wisenhower
Wisenlower
United States
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Risenhower
Europe
Wonger
Mussia
Doerper
Remack Jishen
Iproper
Voerler
Schiairman
Federal Communiications Commission
House
Adams
Hisenhower
Jim
Sherman l Adams
Jolla Japeeches
Weather and road conditions amid mixed precipitation
Mixed rain and snow expected across the section with occasional sleet. County roads crews clear final drifts on back roads while all state routes remain clear. temperatures near 38, with a low around 25 later tonight. A fire alarm sounded at Southern States on Commerce Street with reports of a motor fire in an elevator. a second alarm followed.
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Iurean
Meastrike
Wirey
Tnureilons
Nural
Cortmerce Street
Alain
Ambassador Planned US Visit by Soviet Tu-104 Jet
Soviet Union dispatches a Tu-104 jet to boost show of strength as it transports new ambassador Mikhail Monsulkay to the United States. The craft, cruising 500 mph at 40 000 feet, previously diverted to McGuire Air Base due to noise concerns near New York.
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United States
Mikhail A. Monsulkay
United Nations
New York
Tlowild
Hientat Tahoe
McGuire Air Base
New Jersey
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