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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
12
St Louis AP reports a six month study by Dr Kenneth R Brown finds teachers value personal freedom but dislike large class sizes grading and after school duties. 70 percent of junior high and 60 percent of high school teachers say 25 students is too many. many still face restrictions in rural areas.
Federal narcotics investigator testified that Bernard Blaustein, a local New York Teamsters business agent, bought cocaine and that money moved through the Local 8095 welfare fund. He also alleged ties between purveyors and Gordon and Holt, implicating Hoffa in not cleansing union elements.
In Cambridge Maryland doctors and dentists filed a petition challenging Cambridge Mary land Hospital administrator Harold P. Coston alleging interference with medical routine. The court ordered show cause for Aug 3 whether to block any hospital closure as a drastic act by directors.
The directors stated they had asked Coston to boost the hospital's standing to achieve accreditation, and he succeeded. The hospital is now accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, and the directors are satisfied with his administration and performance.
A large crowd lined the Damascus streets on Wednesday to view a one hour parade near the judging stand. Seven or eight bands performed while prizes and trophies were awarded to fire and civic entries including Best Appearing Company with band, Best Ambulance, Best Non Fire Boat, and Best Antique Auto. Prizes ranged from five to one dollars for children’s entries with multiple local groups recognized.
William Downin, 23, of Williamsport, rode a 1,700 pound Brahma at the Frederick Shop spime Center rodeo last night, the first to stay on the bucking animal in 1.5 seconds. A $1,000 prize offered. two teen boys tried but were barred by Maryland law. Rain halted the show as 1,060 spectators watched. six more performances planned with about 3,000 expected through the weekend.
Maryland forest officials warned of high fire danger during the July 4 weekend due to lack of substantial rainfall. Director Joseph F. Kaylor urged extreme care with cigarette stubs and matches as woods remain highly inflammable despite a potential late rain.
Dorchester County on the eastern shore. a forest fire burned 150 to 200 acres. District Forester John Moher called in prison labor, volunteers and local fire crews to battle it through the night. The passage also notes the nickname Curse of Scotland for the nine of diamonds in playing cards, linked to the Earls of Stair and the Glencoe massacre of 1692.
Johnson's No-Roach offers a brush-on insect control method advertised as modern. The product is promoted as available at Safe Peoples Drug Williamson's White sells Modern Pharmacy Allen's and other local drug stores or supermarkets.
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