New York Report Details Talent Search for Negro Students
A two year National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students project in 45 southern cities studied how Southern Negro youths scored on college aptitude tests and how they fared in college. Of 578 seeking admission, 523 were accepted at non segregated colleges with aid. many who qualified for college attended segregated schools. The study, led by Richard L Plan, argues aptitude tests in deprived backgrounds should spur large enrollments, noting follow up shows college success often exceeds test predictions.
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New York
South
National Scholarship Service and Fund For
Asger
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Stholesvic
Nssfns
Richard L. Plan
America
Athkies
Socialife
Court News Tie Ups and Clerkship Details Involving Local Marriages
Court records list numerous marriage licenses and severed marriages for residents including Donald D Kelbaugh and Stoneburner from Knoxville and Jefferson. Joseph Barb and Vinnia Johnson from Winchester. Vernon Sipes and Fann Whisner from Falling Waters and Greencastle. Albert Sneed and Klara Metzner from Washington. John Schill and Thelma Lighter from Frederick. Ronald Zinke and Connie Brandenburg from Frederick and Rockford. Eugene Savage Jr and Gloria West from Macon. Charles Snyder and Edna Rice from Frederick. Harrison Snyder and Marie Meiglaughlin from Littlestown. Roy May Jr and Rosalie Snmonrovia. Kenneth Jenkins and Barbara Carter from Harpers Ferry and Lovettsville. property deeds listed for various couples and firms.
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Donald D. Kelbaugh
Knoxville
Elite
Mi 'Stoneburner
Jefferson
Joseph I. Barb
Vinnia Willis Johnson
Winchester
Vernon H. Sipes
Falling Waters
W. Va
Fann M Whisner
Greencastle
Albert Sneed
Klara Metzner
Washington
John J. Schill
Thelma E. Lighter
Frederick
Ronald Wayne Zinke
Rock Fair
Ill
Connie Louise Brandenburg
Eugene Savage Jr
Macon
Gloria Denice West
Charles L. Snyder
Edna Mae Rice
Thurmont
Harrison F. Snyder
Littlestown
Marie M. Mei
Glaughlin
Getts ‘Burg
Roy Phillip May Jr
Ick
Rosalie Bell
Sn Monrovia
Kenneth K. Jenkins
Herpers Ferry
Barbara E. Carter
Lovettsville
W. Russell Seiss
Charles B. Hobbs Jr
Ella M. Horne
Frederia Mers
British Ships To Be Allowed Use Of Canal
Parliament was told that Britain will be allowed to use the Suez Canal when it reopens. Foreign Secretary Lloyd asked in the House of Commons about fears Egypt would bar British shipping. Lloyd said Britain would receive access per the treaty guaranteeing passage through the canal. He noted the UN-backed demands against Israel and expected mid May answers.
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London
Bay
Suez Canal
Selwyn Lioyrd
House of Commons
Egypt
Frederick
Tues
Gaza
Gulf of Said
U.N
Fed
United Nate
Israel
Unte
Carpilaea
Lloyd
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Donald C. Harne
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Elsie F. Cleay
Roland
Beall
James Joseph Shifflett
Wallace Platt Neilson
Cora T. Freeman
Helen’ R. Summers
Jada Development Corp
Melvin Luther Summers
Ciy
Edward F. Plumer
Louis J. Plumer
Lottie H. Anderfuhren
Alarigaret M. Zimmerman
Sian
Easton
William Cole
Tanyard
Nelson Blann
Cole
Midlantic Metal Fabricators
Carroll Wooters
Clyde Cooper
Louis S. Welty
Talbot County
Easton Memorial i Hospital
Grange
Edgar Emrich
Civ Defense
Legion
GOF
Eugene Firsemer
Osetics
George Easter
Thurmont High School
Emmitsburg
Walter Hersferd
Eugene Casey
Gaithersburg
Sawidar
Jefferius Grange
Je. O. UL A. M. Hall
Henry DL la
Edoil
County of Dimes
Frederick County Heart Fund
Ford
Bonneville
THE
Frederick Motor CO
General Electric
Chas
Hiltner-Roelke
Patrick Street
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