Hood College Prizes Awarded For Merit And Scholarships
Hood College honored students with numerous scholarships and prize awards reflecting wide fields from music to astronomy. Notable winners included Dolores O Connor and Joyce Garofalo with named scholarships, plus multiple alumnae and department prizes celebrating academic and creative excellence. Local man Norman Stine was injured in a two car crash near Urbana on Thursday, admitted with fractured ribs and a lacerated chin.
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Hood College
Frederick
Andrew G. Truxal
Dartmouth
Barbara Briggs
Oneonta
N. Y
Briggs
Anne van Looy
Brodbeck Hall
Coffman Chapel
Truxal
Katherine Shernll
Lilian Matter Price
Dolores O'Connor
Philadelphia
Richard Hudnut
Band Wigton
Hood College Fathers Club
Joyce Garofalo
Bloomfield
N. J
Presser Foundation
Nancy Keim
Iroma
N J
Frederick Weir Levering
Ann Barnett
Palmerton
Charles J. Little
Mary Ann Howe
Brunswick
Sally Conrad Fauntleroy
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Mercersburg
Patricia Fowler
Scranton
Frances Steckel
Mera Braungart
John D. Meyer
Dominica Mileto
Annapolis
Griesemer
Mary Thomas
Middletown
W. A. Latte
The
Hood
Muriel Chait
Great Neck
WN. Y
Bertha McCall
Margaret Morgan
Sharon
Mass
Myrtle Annis Scott
Frances Gilchrist
North Haven
Conn
Lucille Pickles
Savles Wifh
Latrobe-Westmoreland County
Helen Ledoux
Delaplaine
Dorothy Armstrong
New Haven
Hood Alumnae Association
the Herald
the Blue and Grey
Janet Geddes Hallock Boston
Emily Cram
Norwalk
Whitman
Urbana
Norman Henry Stine
Water Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
RC. Dishong
Stine
Luther
Clanton
Chester
Delegates Talk to Lions on Hood College Scholarships
Frederick County delegates praised the Hood College program creating 138 full and 26 partial tuition scholarships with a total state cost around 95000. Each full scholarship is 1500 and each partial 600, for graduates who must teach two years. Lions Club noted cross party cooperation with Wirts highlighting members Derr and Ramsburg among legislators.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Hood College
C. Clifton Wirts
Lions Club
Francis Scott, Key Hotel
Lion Yinger
Ai Lion
Wirts
Melvin H Derr
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick City
McKeldin
Rey Raymond E. Wilhelm
Marie H. Davis
Bernard M. Davis Sr
Senate passes foreign aid act for fiscal year
The Senate approved the 3.3 billion dollar foreign aid package for the year starting July 1 by a 59 to 18 vote, with Eisenhower praising the measure as essential. The bill includes 1.5956 billion in direct military aid to allied nations, mostly in Asia, plus a 200 million dollar development fund for the Free Asia region. total authorization reaches 33.53 billion dollars. Amendments to reduce the total were defeated, and the measure now goes to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Esenhower
House
Barrett
R-Wye
Byrd
Dva
Curtis
R-Neb
Daniel
Dtex
Dworshak
Russell
D-Gai
Welker
Idaho
Williams
Summer fashions for girls in junior sizes
For summer evenings the girl who wears a junior size will find a whole collection of boyant short dresses in thin cottons enhanced with tucking, piea ting, shirring.
Senate alters aid bill with few changes in Foreign Relations panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee made two or three changes to the aid measure as urged by President Eisenhower, with all changes upheld in the Senate. A provision would have empowered Hollister to free up to 30 percent of top-grade FDA employees. that was stripped. The FDA expires June 20 and Hollister will head a new economic aid agency in the State Department. A tied vote blocked Knowland and Capehart’s bid to reinstate a softer provision. The panel set limits on the 200 million June 3 1955 Asian Development Fund, requiring half to be loaned and capping any single nation’s share at 25 percent.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
John B. Hollister
Foreign Operations Administration
FDA
Hollister
State Department
Judy J. Sens
Knowland
Capehart
R-Ind
Foreign Relations Committee
Committee
2400 Recalled Car Repairmen Return to Work
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad said yesterday it had recalled to work 2,400 car repairmen since the first of the year with 225 of them in the latest date.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Margaret E. S. Hood
Barbara Benchoff
Woodstock
M. Virginia Coblentz
Sharon Hooper
Mass Carol Welch
Westbury
Barbara Lee Heaps Anthony
Bel Air
Middle Ground
Eugenia Smith
Canal Winchester
George C. Pearson
Aleist
Bertha Moyer
Browning
Tennyson
Patricia Driscoll
Haddonfield
Housman
C. Walter Kleist
Grove Boulevard
Margaret Louise Kleist
Eleanor Robbins
Cincinnati
Leah B. Allen
Maven
Rebecca Eversole Parker
Kenmore
Charlotte Spowdon Justin
Mary Provan
Manchester
Provan
American Association of University Women
Maryland
AAU
Mary £. McConnell
Elizabeth Lerby Wood
John D. and
Lowie Hunt Hendrickson
Shelia Penny
Nutley
Esther &. Shaw
Eloy Alfaro
Fundacion International
Eloy
Anne Althouse
Wayne
Frances C. Cutujian
Department of
Psychology
Jane Hubbard
Ridgewood
Genevieve Marter
Beverly
France
Halsted
Charlotte Moran
Houtzdale
Marcia ‘Heriault
Hanover N. H
Joan Paulik
Bayside
L. 1
TarCala Daccacctan
Evlugiu
Aishing
Frederick Trading Company
Frederick, Maryland
Asia
George D-Gal
Eliender D-Lal
Sieberling Tires
Philco
Motorola
Sunbeam
Lewyt Vacuum
M. — Irons
Iavers
Melvin M. Englen. Carroll Sr
Lefe Insurance
Peer Finance CO
Bee Dats Co
of Frederick
East Patrick ST
Monument
YES
Routzahn & Sons
Sweautifuly
Ike
South Market Street
the News
Frederick, Md
Nash
Heary
Tudor
Dr. Dyna
Pontiac
Hydra. R.&h
Olds
Hydra. R. & H
Lawson Motor Sales
Market St. Ph
New Market
Kefresh
Cloverdale Spring Company
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