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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
13
The speaker urged graduates to face life with friendliness and courage while warning about atomic age dangers. He noted unfortified borders to Canada and Mexico, urged peaceful world relations, and highlighted diploma and award presentations. Interspersed are light anecdotes from school leaders, local politicians, and remarks at a Senate hearing on monopolies.
Two senior high schools held ceremonies last night in their auditoriums. Middletown graduated 66 and Brunswick 55. Frederick High plans 268, Thurmont 63, Walkersville 25, Lincoln 28, and Emmitsburg 20 forthcoming commencements. At Middletown Rev. Charles F. Trunk urged a return to discipline and reason, while diplomas were handed by School Board President George C. Rhoderick Jr. The high school orchestra and glee club performed as part of the program.
Baltimore June 8 Future plans for the polio immunization program for Maryland school children were uncertain today. Dr Edward Davens chief of the State Health Department bureau of preventive medicine said it was unlikely a full scale program could resume before the end of school as many Maryland schools recess this week for the summer break.
About 110000 of 126000 eligible first and second graders have received the first shot statewide. Anne Arundel County began giving the remainder of its first shots yesterday. Roughly 10900Baltimore children have not yet received the initial injection. Dr Davens notes possible summer clinics or postponement until fall. decisions hinge on future needs.
Dr Jonas Salk indicated youngsters given the first shot could delay the second dose up to 30 months. He noted safety in administering the second injection during summer when polio cases peak, as MT Carmel WSCS meets at Mrs Helen Starr residence with Mrs Roger Main presiding and Mrs Ida Hall leading the program on To-
Disconnected lines mention Talks by Mrs Frank Hooper on the United Nations and social progress. References to Mrs Harry Hamilton, Miss Margaret, and Mrs Lawrence Hamilton hint at a World Fellowship event discussing the U N as keeper of peace and Formosa.
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