Renovation of School To Be Asked By PTA
The North Market Street School will seek a complete renovation. The PTA plans to present the request at the next Frederick County Board of Education meeting, citing disrepair interior lighting and a deplorable playground. The group also discussed an elective school board proposal and heard from Dr. Robert H. Pilgram on public school forums and child welfare. Fundraising through skating parties and equipment donations were noted, with class awards for attendance.
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North Market Street
Parent
Frederick County
Board of Education
PTA
David Munsell
Frederick
Robert H. Pilgram
Frederick County Citizens Council For Public Schools
Pilgram
Irvin Byers
Paul L. Willard
Ways and
James McCanter
Carlton Baumgardner
Sara Bowlus
Scout Leaders Laud Local Group at Lions Luncheon
Cmdr William D D Thompson retired USN told Frederick Lions Club members that Francis Scott Key district leads in the United States and 56 nations in Scouting. He praised Chester H Childs Niemann Brunk and local leaders, saying scouting builds character health and knowledge through learning by doing. The talk noted 3,600,000 scouts in 95,000 troops worldwide from Brownies to Explorer units.
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William DD
Rusty) Thompson
U.S.N
Washington
Lions Club of
Frederick
Chester H. Childs
Niemann Brunk
Lave Long
Francis Scott Key
United States
International Council
Cmdr
Thompson
Lion Niemann Brunk
Thurmont
Thomas M. Fox
Butler Says U S Will Fight For Quemoy And Matsu
Senator John M. Butler of Maryland told the Maryland American Legion Auxiliary in Baltimore that the United States has ample reason to believe it will fight to keep the Quemoy and Matsu islands from falling to Communist forces. He warned that whether the Reds move remains uncertain, but affirmed U S resolve if they escalate.
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Baltimore
John M. Butler
Butler
Maryland American Legion Auxiliary
Asia
U. S
Congress
Formosa
Radio Program Schedule Then and Now
A dense listing of radio programs across CBS NBC ABC WJ, detailing evening to late night slots. Entries include News and Commentary, The Lone Ranger, Dinah Shore, Amos Andy, Bing Crosby, Perry Como, and boxing broadcasts among many others, highlighting a bustling network lineup with varied entertainment, news, and sports content.
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M.n
Cbs
U.N
Abe East
Thres
Abe
Tennessee
Ergie
Cbs News & Commentary
Mba
Mbse
Abe the
Abe Godfrey
Ali Neta
Hukia
Que
John Daly
Abe Morgan Beatty
DuMonet
Eddie Fisher
Nbe
Caravah
Perry Como
Reg Buttons
Ruby
Ray Bolger
Nbe Playhouse
Jan Murray
DuMont
Phoebus
Nabe
Milas Brooks
Cba
Chance of Lifetime
Steve Allen
Nobe
TV And Radio 920 ke to 2nd TV set in homes
Industry veteran predicts the second television set in homes will become as common as radio. Balcom of the Radio-Electronics Television Manufacturers Assn notes family viewing choices and cites surveys from Nielsen and industry estimates on multi-set households. Also reports Sierra Leone killings, Ed Sullivan tribute lineup, and Ohio farm family incomes from nonfarm work.
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Wayne
New York
Atra
Max F. Balcom
Asso
Balcom
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
A. C. Nielsen Research Organization
Beatrice Lithe
Gracie Fields
Sarah Church
Ed Sullivan
Gertrude Lawrence
CBS
Lily Pons
Helen Hayes
Judith Anderson
Times Better For Farmers
Secretary Benson told Congress that farm conditions are improving with stabilizing prices and income, higher per capita farm income, increased agricultural assets, strong domestic demand, and rising exports. He urged allowing the new farm program to operate before judging it, noting political debate over flexible price supports and dairy subsidies.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Cooley
D-Nc
Administration program aims to adjust price supports
The plan would cut price supports during surpluses to curb production and boost consumption, then raise them in shortages to stabilize markets, officials said.
Morse switches party affiliation in Oregon incident
Sen Morse an indpendent from Oregon changes registration to Democratic at his Eugene home. He cites better service for Oregonians and aligns with liberals in the Democratic party. Elected as a Republican in 1950, Morse had campaigned for Democrats in 1954.
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Eugene
Ore
Warne Morse
Ind-Ore
Morse
Howard Morgan
Oregon Democratic Central Committee
Oregon
Physician To Begin Practice At Brunswick
Dr Ralph M Thompson of Round Hill Virginia will move his general medicine practice to Brunswick starting Sunday morning. He will occupy the former Dr Thomas Streather office at 115 East Potomac Street and brings about 25 years of Virginia practice before joining the Veterans Administration, where he recently resigned.
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Brunswick
Ralph M. Thompson
Round Hil
Thomas Streather
Ease Potomac Street
Thompson
Virginia
Veterans Administration
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Pullman
Hehvy
Rose's
State Farm
Charles E. Nichols
W. Veal Forney
Warren C. Smith
Boy Scout
Quemoy
Matsu
WEMD
NBC
WRAL
ABC
London
Colonial Office
Sierra Leone
Special Commission
Ohio
Marlow’s
Silberts Balto
BENTZ
Kaiser Tudor
Music Continental
FORD
DODGE
Tudor
Plymouth
Sen. Morse
Srefders
Miller & Walsh
Tech
P. L. Hargett & Co
South Market St
Nicodemus
Monroe Road
Boonsboro
Donald Hughes
S. Braden King
Null and Null
Harry E. Burdette
Fountain Mills
Maryland
T.B
EF. Dorsey Lawson
Neary Fountain Mills
John W. Null
Delbert
Routzahn & Sons
New
Leonard
Routzarn & Sons
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