Marked Increase Seen In Science Courses Enrollment
Frederick County high schools show a marked rise in enrollment in science and mathematics over several years. Programs begin in elementary grades and continue through junior and senior high, with counseling and a core science emphasis. An advanced biology course exists at Frederick High School, supported by laboratory equipment for plant and animal experiments. Science fairs and clubs promote independent research. general science starts in grade nine with biology in grade ten, and chemistry and physics in grades eleven and twelve. Students are urged to include at least one science course annually, with others encouraged as schedules allow regardless of program type.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Frederick High School
Ac Pont
College Park
Maryland
North Carolina
Board of Educa State
Emmitsburg
Lincoln
Middletown
Thurmont
Rickover
United States
Australia
Ashley Cooper
Malcolm. Anderson
Neale Fraser
Iili-j
Mervyn Rose
Moss
Florida
Crawford's Manager Seeks Bigger Game In Civil Defense Course
New York report details a February 1 training course at the Reserve Armory for radiological defense under Maryland and Virginia civil defense agencies. Frederick County residents and area volunteers completed the program earning graduation certificates, with participants from Frederick and Walkersville listed alongside Washington Redskins personnel.
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Civil Defense Radiological
New York
Reserve Armory
Mickey East
Logart
C. & P. Telephone Company
Potomac Baison Company
Fredericks, Gas.Company
Frederick County
Maryland
Virginia
George ‘A. Bodmer
Safety Division
Fort Detrick
Robert E. Creaghan
William, Chenowith
Paul H. Biddinger
William EF. Crone
Arthur R. Davis
William
B. Davis
James Marks Jr
Georgel. R. Mob
Charles E
Civil Defense
Crawford eyes rematch after clinching Gonzalez win
Mickey Ward defeats Gonzalez at St Nicholas Arena to boost his record to 20-2-1 14th win in 15 fights. Crawford plans a clash with Martinez and Akins with Grenwald signaling first to grab payday. Judges had Ward ahead 3-1 in rounds. AP card showed 6 3-2 for Crawford.
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An Martinez
Akins
Mickey
Detroit
Crawford
Art Grenwald
Tex Gonzalez
East Orange
N.J
St. Nicholas Arena
Poe
Gon‘alez
Jack Gordon
Joe Ippy
Saginaw
Mich
Harry Elvets
Ctawford
Birds Begin Spring Training Wednesday
SCOTTSDALE Ariz The Baltimore Orioles will open spring training this Wednesday under manager Paul Richards with five coaches present. Connie Johnson Billy Lees and 10 other players including 17 year old Dave Nicholson are due to report with bonus players and minor leaguers. Other pitchers and catchers report February 20, and the full squad is set to begin workouts by February 7.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Connie Johnson
Billy Lees
Atawane
Dave Nicholson
Orioles
Jack Harshman
Chicago White Sox
al Pilarcik
Oriole
Hoad Seeks Wins as He Faces Gonzales in NY Match
Lew Hoad, 23, credits self control for his pro tennis success as he arrives in New York to resume his 100-match series with Pancho Gonzales. He says tighter focus and fewer risks improved his game, while Gonzales remains a formidable foe with a strong service.
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New York
Lew Hoad
Aed Bae Weir
Hoad
Pro King
Gonzales
Madison
Becca Paedne
Ps Refeuel
College Scores From Associated Press Basketball Roundup
College scores list from Associated Press covers numerous games across the nation. Notable results include West Virginia routing William and Mary 68 to 8, Kentucky defeating Mississippi State 72 to 62, and Tennessee beating Mississippi 68 to 63. The slate features overtime thrills in Colgate's 88 60 win over Colgate and Notre Dame's 106 74 victory over Marquette.
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Associated Press
W. Va
William & Mary
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
LSU
the Citadel
Richmond
Alabama
Georgia
Auburn
Florida
Marshall
Xavier
Ohio
Middle Tono
Fisk
Lemoyne
Norfolk
Wm. & Mary
Newport News
Apprentice
Baltimore
Gallaudet
Bridgewater
Towson
MD. State
Kansas State Is Voted No 1 In AP Poll
Kansas State rises to No 1 after beating Kansas 73 15 and moving ahead of West Virginia in the weekly Associated Press basketball poll. West Virginia led early, but Kansas State’s win reshapes the top rankings with Cincinnati Kansas Oklahoma State and Temple among the top teams in the final tally.
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Hugh Fullerton
Associated Press
Kansas State Wildcats
Kansas University
Kansas
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas State
West Virginia Today
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Wildcats
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Oklahoma State
Temple
Duke
Maryland
N. C. State
Court News Property Deeds And Transfers
Court notes report deeds: Doral L Haff to Carl L S Ramsburg and wife ten dollars. Emma L Russell to Calvin L Russell et al ten. Calvin L Russell et al to Marie Harrington ten. Marie Harrington to John V Russell and wife ten. Winfield S Rippeon and wife to Mary Staley ten. Lizzie A Stottlemyer and husband to Donald G Herr et al ten. District agency conference at Baltimore attended by Coop managers Bill Devilbiss Jim Silver and Leg Hutzel. Charles W Springer 29 Emmitsburg Route 1 treated for finger fracture at Warner Hospital Gettysburg after being struck by lumber.
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Doral L. Haff
Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Emma L. Russell
Calvin L. Russell
Marie Harrington
John V. Rus ‘Sell
Winfield S. Rippeon
Bill Devilbiss
Southern States Woodsboro Cooperative
Jim Silver
Southern States
Frederick
Leg Hutzel
Southern States Valley Cooperative
Baltimore
Southern States Cooperative
Charles W. Springer
Emmitsburg
Gingell
Fairfield
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Giant 600-Pound Catch Brought to Migrant Families off Key West
Keys, 40 miles off Key West, report a 600 pound catch caught in high seas that kept many boats in port. The catch, including a 27 pound largest fish, was donated to destitute migrant farm laborers after recent frosts wiped out Florida crops. Capt Lefty Reagan of Sea Raider II stands beside the fish rack.
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Keys
Key West
Fla
Florida
Lefty Reagan
Fights Last Night Hit Freoencs Headlines
The Associated Press report lists Ted Wright of Detroit outpointing rival Jed Slaveur in New York, Mickey Crawford of France, Tex Gonzalez of East Orange, and others in a chaotic boxing night. Locations include Fort MacArthur California and Hartford Connecticut with military names tied to Paris and Phoenix.
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Ted Wright
Detroit
Associated Press
Jed Slaveur Chiocea
New York
Mickey Crawford
France
Saginaw
Mich
Tex Gonzalez
East Orange
Fort Macarthur
Calif
Providence
Ebe
Oltie Wil J
AHTNC
Ison
Artford
Conn
Paul D. Delaughter
Sped Cure Norkus
Phoebe “Si Delaughter
Ark
Frederick
Jimmy Martinez
Artil- Phoenix
Ariz
Germinal Battery
Larin
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Calvary Methodist Church
Lester Roogie
Robert Litteton
Howard
Emma Aumen
Robert Reifsnider
Robert Kline
Wilbur Zimmerman
Chicago
Theodore A. Dykstra
General, Motors’ Service Section
Jon Marshall
Washington Touchdown Club
Westy Covina
Loyola
Los Angeles
Washington
Canada
Bowie Bowie
Go Dossward
Wayne Kendrick
Edwards Shavo
Arthur H. Bowen
Fabricator
Cary C. Boshamer
Our Joy
Abraham Lincoln
Honey's Tiger
Honeyweb
Jolly Rhymer
King Challa
Lagrin
White Cadet
Madok
Oumar
Pine Theme
Sand Boy
Tungstone
Wassail
Virginia Post
Bethlehem
Bill Leckenby
Lehigh University
University of Virginia
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Lehigh
State
Paul Sykes
Dick Sinclair
John Bell
Ray Ascherfeld
Sykes
al Margolis
Saturia
Steelers
Lasse
Pittsburgh
Pittsbayburgh Steelers
Dick Lasse
Syracuse
Terps
University
Head
H. G. Rickever
Congress
Navy
Bureau of Nuclears
House
Defense
Subcommittee
Edith Green
D-Ore
Pancho
America
Department of Health
Ucation and Welfare
Glen Cove
Rhoy Campanella
Eiddietown High School
I. Shar
Middletowno High
Ross S Fol
Court News
Coe
Charles F
Pete) Hartman
Henry Decker
Marquesas
Melvin M
Engle
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Whirlpool
Freoencs
Aero Oil Company
Jones
Libertytown
T. B
Bangs
John Deere
McCormick Deering
DAIRX
Raymond W. Stevens
Frederick, MD
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
James E. Solt
Orphans’ Court
James E. Selt
James E. Self
Magnolia Avenue
LaSalle
Singer
Penn Ester
Edison Phonograph
Green Street
Eugene Sponseiler
Bertie L. Solt
Sherman P. Bowers
S. P. Bowers
E. 8. Bowles
R. L. Relly
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