Educators Begin Study Of FHS Accreditation Efforts
A team of 18 educators at Frederica High School began an in depth study for national accreditation by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. The event featured vocal solos by M G Zimmerman and remarks by W Young, with participation from Sperry Storm and Richard C Li among others.
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Penna
Havean
W. Young
KE County
M G. Zimmerman
Sperry L. Storm
Richard C. Li
Spring Weather Brightens County This Week
Readable portions report mild temperatures and sunshine across the county. Forecasters cite early springlike conditions with light winds and a potential warm spell upcoming, encouraging outdoor activities and gardening plans.
California Storm Kills Three People
A Northern California storm killed at least three people and displaced about 1,000 residents. Another storm was forecast as flood warnings spread across Sierra Nevada while power lines and trees were toppled and highways flooded. The Eel River Canyon towns reported six to seven feet of water with residents seeking higher ground.
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Two New Schools Planned for September Opening
Urbana trustees announced two new schools will open in September with classrooms ready. The Walkers area project, funded at about 1.e5 million, is set under the Frederick action contract and includes J. Kelier and Sons as the awarded builders.
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Frederick Action
Walkers High School
el J. Kelier and Sons
Ling
County Not Financially Involved In Settlement
County officials state they are not financially involved in a settlement related to a local company and a drone firm. The notice notes no county funds or guarantees are used in the agreement and references ongoing reviews by the county attorney.
Live Virus Polio Vaccine Given to Infants
Officials report infants received the oral polio vaccine as part of a larger test. Parents consented to testing with the aim that successful results would prompt infants to develop antibodies within two to three months, marking a simple immunization method. Khrushchev declines New Delhi invitation during India visit.
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County CD Head Resigns Amid Dairies Farm Ties
A county conservation post sees its chief resign after long service as dairy farmer owner in New Market Maryland and former soil conservation deputy. Paul B. Rhoads serves as office secretary and general manager while the field director contends with turnover and possible successors.
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Acquitted on Excessive Speed Charge at Route 20 trial
Hien told Judge Edward D. Storm he pursued Smith with two speed options along Route 20. Wilson Amoes and others were referenced in the case as part of the proceedings.
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County Druggist Leaves $88 430 to Home and Rein T Was a wi
County pharmacist and member of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church in Thurmont left 88 430 to Homewood Church Home Inc. He had long operated a pharmacy and resided at the Williamsport Pike church home. The agency cared for 150 aging persons across Pearson Unit Williamsport Pike Sadler Unit Carlisle and McDowell Unit Hanover.
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Trinity Evanczelical and Reformed Church
Thurmont
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Williamsport
Homewood Church Home, Inc
Pearson
Walliamsport
Pike
Sadler
Imp
McDowell's
Hanover
Lawes PayPlan Usurps Local Right PTA Spokesman Says
A PTA spokesman denounces a new PayPlan as usurping local autonomy while commentators in India frame the move as a persuasive tactic. The debate centers on authorities claimed by both sides and the potential to alter regional control.
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PTA
Derson
China
Eisenhower urges Congress on wheat plan and price supports
President Eisenhower presses Congress to adopt a balanced wheat program with production limits and market price supports. He warns against excess subsidies and calls for realistic alternatives that avoid benefiting one group, urging bipartisan cooperation to resolve farm policy.
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Loats Home Redecoration Sparks New Occupants
The Loats Female Orphan Asylum founded in 1879 undergoes redecorating to welcome new residents. Trustees must include six to seven from the Lutheran church, with Dr. Diehl as first president. Alumni largely relocate with husbands to Baltimore or other cities.
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Diehl
Loats
Delegate Virts Arranges Meet On State Roads
Annapolis AP reports Western Maryland legislators set a morning hearing as the State Commission plans to focus on road policy. The Western Maryland group arranged a meeting to discuss restrictions and program plans with signed support from Hank Fred and others.
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Maryland
State Commission
Mary Thas
Lam
Hank Fred
Rime
Khrushchev demands new Berlin peace treaty in tense Italian reception
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev pressed for a German peace accord during a Rome reception, insisting on a full end to occupation of West Berlin. Italian leaders debated his unsparing terms as Khrushchev warned that unresolved German problems could trigger another war.
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Berlin
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Teenage gang shoots, robs during South Side holdups
Police report a group of youths, described as seven teenagers, carried out holdups across three South Side districts, firing at a fleeing electrical engineer and robbing a doctor and his wife. Two youths allegedly bore rifles, and a hospital patient was wounded during the skirmish. Rev. Mr. Bishop and his wife were returning home when the car pulled up alongside.
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Aasshatecong Hospital
South Side
Mr. Bishop
Pauline
South Shore ¢ District
Brunswick Man Killed In Virginia Crash
A Brunswick man identified as Roman Md. died in a crash in Virginia. Police reported the fatality occurred at the scene and investigators are reviewing details of the collision.
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Brunswick
Virginia
Heating Woes Hit Van Allen Family
A family faced repeated heating problems after soot from a furnace caused evacuations. A service clean cleared pipes but new trouble followed when 175 gallons of gasoline intended for the Van Allens were misdelivered into a neighbor’s tank. The family remains anxious about future mishaps.
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Leland N. van Aul
van Allen
Maryland PTA Hearing Debates Teacher Pay Plans
About 400 spectators jammed the Maryland House chamber for a Senate hearing on teacher pay proposals. Mrs. Fred El. Bull and lawmakers argued the plan would fail to attract out of state teachers and would overburden local governments. banners urged school funding and repairs as deficits and surpluses drew attention.
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Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Judiciary
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I Caprio
Moe
Ike To Inspect Missile Base On Wednesday
President Eisenhower will fly to Cape Canaveral Florida on Wednesday for a brief three to four hour inspection of the missile launching base. He will return to Washington by jet after the visit and will not witness any missile firings during his stay.
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Eisenhower
Cape Canavera
Fla
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White House
James C Hagerty
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