Maryland to Award Four Honorary Degrees at Commencement
U Maryland will confer about 2,169 degrees at Saturday exercises in College Park. Honorary degrees go to Dr George McCullough Anderson and Dr Karl Herzfeld for science and physics, Edward Mayo for engineering, and John William Gardner for law and as commencement speaker. Three agriculture certificates go to James McSherry Shriver, Herman Stockslager, and James Willis Jr. The event also lists faculty and degree totals across arts science, graduate studies, medicine, law, dentistry, and pharmacy programs.
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College Park
University of Maryland
George McCullough Anderson
Baltimore
Karl F. Herzfeld
Catholic University
Edward C. Mayo
Gorham Manufacturing Co
Providence
R. L
John William Gardner
Carnegie Foundation
James McSherry Shriver
Westminster
Herman Lamont Stockslager
Hagerstown
James McKenny Willis Jr
Easton
Anderson
Port Deposit
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore University
Herzfeld
Vienna
Hopkins
University of Michigan
Cooper Union
Fordham University
Mayo
Becam
Alvin Corp
Gardner
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service
Federal Communications Commission
Carnegie Corp
Foundation
Adventists Open 10 Day Convention in Catonsville
Maryland and Delaware Seventh Day Adventists opened their annual 10 day convention and Bible conference at the six acre assembly grounds. Clarence V. Anderson warned against apathy and urged faith and anticipation of Christ's second coming. Delegates from Maryland Delaware and parts of Virginia and West Virginia gather for ordinations and talks by church leaders.
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Catonsville
Maryland
Delaware
Seventh Day Adventists
Clarence V. Anderson
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Christian Church
Christ
Virginia
West Virginia
C. L. Wilbur
Hagerstown
Edward Hellenstall
Washington
Church
Theological Seminary
A. H. Rulkoetter
International Religious Liberty Assn
Robert A. Tyson
Chesapeake Conference of Adventists
Ralph H. Libby
Cambridge
Harold Schaefer
Salisbury
Kenneth Livesay
Wilmington
Del
Victor T. Armstrong
General Conference of Adventists
Court News and Personal Notices From The Local Paper
Divorce granted to Walter E. Keeney and Pauline E. Keeney with custody decisions and child support set. Dorothy Dix advice columns and young love notes included. city approves wage hikes raising mayoral pay and council pay. local youth dating issue noted with schooling concerns.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter E. Keeney
Walkersville
Pauline E. Keeney
Jimitown
Keeney
Gary E. ‘Keeney
Stephen Wayne Keeney
Reginald Lee Keeney
Linda Sue Keeney
W. Jerome Offutt
Thomas E. Glass
Dear Julie and the Ex Steady
A playful column advises a girl to maintain friendship with her past boyfriend Perry despite distance and his ex steady status. It suggests offering companionship, inviting him to school events, and enjoying vacation days to help the best girl win.
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Dorothy DIX
Perry
Welliamsport
Julie
Steady
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Television Schedule Extract with Classic 1950s Programs
TV listing details hours of broadcast across multiple channels or segments. Notable names include Eleanor Nash Jim Backus Gale Storm Johnny Weissmiller Teresa Wright Gail Davis and Cesar Romero. Features cartoons, Westerns, mysteries, news updates, sports, and variety shows across dayparts with films like Babes in Baghdad and Spaceways.
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Fleanor Nash
Gues
G. Gordon Woelper
Joan—Joanvis
Jim Backus
Lamb
Variety
Mickey Mouse Club
My Little Margie
Gale Storm
Charles Farrell
Goutier Castle
Matthew Warren
Alng
Range Rider
Cartoo
Footlight Theater
Jungle Jimeturn
Tauregs
Johnny Weissmal
Cisco Kid
Officer Happy
Rascals
Pioneer Club
Edward
Cindy Lou
Pr. Rustlers
Buster Crabbe
John i
Eddie Gallaher
Wismer
John Douglas
Steve Cushing
Tappy Stringer
Douglas Edwards
Galen Fromme
Kihan
Bob McCormick
Foqd Shoop
Geo
Guy Madi
Andy Divine
Jim Gibbons
Matt Thomas
John Daly
Eddie Pisher
Fabian
Scotland
Brides of the Fire
Rin Tin Tin
Miss Brooks
Eve Aiden
Gale Gordon
Bob Rockne
Riley
William Bendix
Marjorie Reynolds
Groserpade
Dr. Jordan
Crunch
Des
Forrest Tucker
New York
Floyt
Transceiver gadgets aim to boost NBC convention coverage
NBC plans pocket size two way Transceivers and new one man portable TV cameras to cover the 1956 conventions. Reporters will use hip pocket wire recorders and hidden mics while camerapersons probe into hard to reach areas. A 22 pound personal TV receiver will keep NBC staff in touch with the floor as a 400 member bureau covers events from caucus to ruckus.
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Charles Mercer
New York
NBC
NBC News
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Lloyd’s
Monte Carlo
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Better Homes Equipment CO
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Wilson Place
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John Deere
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Lincoln Highway
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