U S Educators Criticized By Visiting Scholar
Dr David G Scanlon a professor at Columbia University told Frederick County teachers West Frederick Junior High School today that Americans are harsher on their own profession than any other. He urged well documented criticism and noted the demand for American teachers overseas in East Africa and several nations. He contrasted European and American education systems and questioned why American grad schools attract many foreign applicants. Continued on Page Five.
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David G. Scanlon
Frederick County
West Frederick
Scanlon
Columbia University
East Africa
Teachers College
Nigera
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Europe
England
Dance Hall Opening Ends In Fraud and Fines
Albert Williams, a 25 year old itinerant bean picker, opened the Imperial Palace on West All Saints in Frederick using bad checks to pay for gas, electricity, liquor, and a Coca Cola delivery. He pled guilty to four counts, was sentenced to 150 days in jail and fined $250. Jessica Jackson was acquitted of disorderly conduct but found guilty of being drunk after a Route 40 crash incident. she was fined $25.
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Albert
Williams
Imperial Palace
West All Saints Street
Broadway
Potomac Edison Company
Palace
Frederick Gas Company
Wiliams
South Market Street
Coca Cola Company
Norman Dietz
Ellis G. Carty
Robert H. Addison
Stanley Y. Bennett
Anna May Kidd Jackson
Plymouth
Frederick
Eichelberger Seeks Second Term as Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger of Biggs Avenue files for the Democratic primary for Register of Wills seeking a second term. He lists extensive community involvement, prior service in the Coast Guard, business start in 1949, and leadership in the Maryland Association of Registers of Wills. The article also includes unrelated notes on Maryland traffic fatalities, a Rockefeller divorce report, and a field fire near Old Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Register of Wills
Biggs Avenue
Louis E. Eichelberger
Evangelical Lutheran’ Church
Independent Hose Company
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Breakfast Optimists
Disabled American Veterans
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pop Warner
United States Coast Guard
Baltimore City Junior College
American University
School of Law
Maryland Association of Registers of Wills
Old Braddock
Two Speakers Set For Frederick Church Women Meeting
Two speakers will address the annual Frederick Church Women meeting at First Presbyterian on West Second Street. Rev Kenneth Wentzel of Faith United Church of Christ will give the keynote Can The Church Race New Times His talk centers the theme Churches For New Times. Dill ingham McDaniel of Morgan State Teachers College will discuss How The Migrant Ministry Aids The Plight of the Migrant Worker.
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Frederick
New Times
Dillingham McDaniel
Morgan State’ Teachers College
McDaniel
Council of United Church Women
Wentzel
Potomac Synod
United Church of Christ
Montgomery County
Church World Service
John H. Garst
Evangelical Reformed United Grane of Christ
Asbury Methodist Church
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul F. Mehl
Glenn A. Main
Elmer Wachter
Claude DeLauter
John Morrison
Dudley. Glick
Calvary Methodist Church
Will
Presbyterian’ Church
Grace Thomas
Tawes Says He Will Not Stoop To Personal Attacks
Governor J Millard Tawes addressing about 250 political and social friends at a dinner in Frederick refused to stoop to personal attacks in his campaign for the Democratic nomination. The event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel preceded Gubernatorial Night at North Frederick Elementary School. The gathering grew from a small group to a capacity ballroom crowd with remarks urging party unity and condemning unethical campaign practices.
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J. Millard Tawes
Francis Scott Key
North Frederick
Tawe
Frederick
James McSherry
Parsons Newman
Gov. Tawes
Rain Dominates Weather as Cold Air Follows
Intermittent showers today give way to a colder air mass overnight. Temperatures reach the upper 40s this afternoon with a low in the low 40s, and 1.97 inches of rain recorded this month. Cold air is expected to arrive Saturday with no early major precipitation forecast. A parked car on Wisner Street was damaged by an unknown motorist, estimated at $20.
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Weather Bureau
Mildred Katherine King
Monroe, Avenue
Wisner, Street
Mixed aerospace mood holds steady in slow New York trade
AP reports a restrained early session with some aerospace issues moving in a mixed market as trading remains slow and selective on the New York floor.
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New York
Luciano Dies In Italy
Charles Lucky Luciano a prewar US vice lord died in Naples Italy of a heart attack at Capodichino airport. He had been under police surveillance in the southern city since his deportation from New York after World War II.
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Naples
Italy
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
United States
Halian
Naples Capodichino
Palermo
New York
Go for Glenn as preparations near historic space flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP astronauts John H Glenn Jr sits ready for a world circumnavigation flight in a space capsule with weather conditions favorable and seas calm. NASA spokesman Lt Col John Powers outlines risks and possible outcomes including 1 to 3 orbits and a 4 hour 50 minute mission time.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics, and Space Administraion
John Powers
Glen
Glenn
Powers
Earth
NASA
Mt Am
Treasury and Ways and Means Propose Withholding on Dividends
Treasury and the House Ways and Means Committee order a draft interim tax reform plan that would withhold income tax on dividends and interest like wages. It would credit taxpayers for tax already paid when filing two years later and include quick refunds for those owing no tax.
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Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Bank of Savings
Plane Fare Helps Sigma Chi Sweetheart Reunion
Roanoke Virginia AP report tells how Caroleé Ream of USC and Bradan Cavanagh of Roanoke College reunite after his Sigma Chi brothers and campus raise $330 for her Los Angeles to Roanoke plane fare. The couple's arrival included a 88 cent change and a borrowed limousine ride to the dance.
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Roanoke
Sigma Chi
Los Angeles
Tim
Caroleé Réam
University of Southern California
Bradan Cavanagh
Roanoke College
Cavanagh
Miss Ream
Miami
Drotters of
Tar Chapter
Raffles
Break In At Canteen Investigated In City
The Canteen tavern at 300 North Market was entered after midnight. Police say a back door was forced, a cigarette machine, music box, and gaming machine were pried open, and money taken. the proprietor Roland Myers found the break-in this morning as the investigation continues.
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North Market Street
Roland Myers
Dog’s Barking Warns Family Of Blaze
In Fairfield Maine a German shepherd named Snaps barked early awakening the Marquis family of five. Mrs Marquis found the kitchen rear of the two story home in flames and woke the others as they escaped in night clothes. A Nashville Tennessee policeman faces federal charges of conspiring to operate a moonshine whiskey still. The indictment alleges he agreed to serve and took a while on duty in his patrol car.
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Fairfield
Maine
Wilfred Marquis
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Pareci
Taylor Harding
Cooper
Historic Names Proposed for Frederick Streets
The Freder ick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution lists historic names for new streets and developments. Names connect Frederick history and early families, with citizens invited to submit additions. Mayor Ramsburg calls the effort timely.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
George L. Bennett
D.A.R. Committee
Bennett
D.A.R
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Dulaney
Thomas Johnson
West Knolls
Tasker
Prince Georges
Frederick County
Roger Brooke
Taney
John Thomas Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Braddock
Francis Scott Key
John Hanson
Moses Chapline
Baltimore
Everhart
Lawrence Everhart
Wallace
Lew
Thomas Oresep
Cannon Hill
Frederick Town
Margaret Hood
Artz
Moon Shot Set For Afternoon Launch To Moon
The United States aims the Atlas Agena B for Ranger 3 to reach the moon and record seismic data. The mission seeks 15 mile close TV pictures and 40 minutes of data, with launch windows around 3:25 p.m. EST and potential delays into Saturday if position alignment fails. Ranger 3’s success would steer future Apollo era lunar landings, while Rangers 4 and 6 follow later in the year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
U.S
National Aeronautics:and
Space ‘Administration
Rangers
Space’ Agency
Union
Earth
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Aeronautronic
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Teachers’ Meeting
Eichelberger
Associated Press
Maryland
Nathaniel Mack
Baltimore-Washington
Rocky Garden City
N.Y
Newsday
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Long Island
Rev
Kéettiéth
Wenteel
Luciano
Atlas
John Glenn
Asis
College
Beau
DAR
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