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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1951
Page
10
Washington’s FCC allocations spark contest over 209 channels reserved for educational use. Critics fear high costs and uncertain impact while educators urge funding to expand college TV stations and public education through broadcasts.
Between 1921 and 1936, 168 educational institutions obtained AM licenses while only 35 remain active and 20 operate non profit. Some colleges run TV programs. University of Iowa and Michigan State host stations or closed circuits. Philadelphia and New York State pursue university broadcasts amid opposition from commercial stations urging exclusive, entertainment driven use.
E for everybody themed event at Tiny Tot Town Tuesday featured mystery suitcase games, group rhythm band participation, and parent child games. A large crowd attended as kids received lollipops and organizers urged greater parental involvement with Frederick Recreation Commission sponsorship.
Earl L. Douglass reflects that seeing God leaves a lasting change not only in biblical figures like Semele but also in modern Christians. He cites a missionary, a physician serving the poor, and a devoted neighbor as examples of those who have seen God through acts of selfless service and steadfast faith.
A wartime editorial by N. A. Lufborrow argues for careful judgment to secure a true peace. The piece notes that Alcatraz prisoners work eight hours daily, six days a week.
W L Gordon presents guidance on two and more addressed pronouns. He notes misused terms like each other versus one another and Corrects mispronunciation beneficent. The feature promotes daily vocabulary with a focus on regenerate meaning and examples.
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