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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1958

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8

Radar Radio Network To Detect Silent Satellites Soon

Washington AP Defense ARPA says a radio radar network will be operational by year end to detect silent satellites over the United States. The plan includes tracking stations at San Diego Blossom Point and Ft Sill White Sands and a new transmitter at Ft Sill. Roy W Johnson disclosed the project June 1 before a Senate subcommittee.

Washington Defense Department United States Department Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA Roy W. Johnson Senate Armed Services International Geophysical Year Pentagon Army Navy San Diego Calif Blossom Point Ft. Sill Ola White Sands N. M Johnson

Maryland Firemen Elect Springer Leader At Ocean City Convention

Howard Springer of Havre de Grace was elected president of the Maryland State Firemen's Assn at the annual convention in Ocean City. Ralph Small Jr and Jack Beekner were named first and second vice presidents. Floyd Heimer and William A Wilson re elected secretary and treasurer. Rev James Minter named chaplain. John Prichard elected trustee. Dize awarded Colburn Trophy for heroism after rescuing two children from a burning home.

Ocean City Howard Springer Havre de Grace Maryland James Minter Baltimore John Prichard Grantsville Garrett County Anthony J. O'Neill Elkridge J.millard Tawes O'Neill Baltimore Salvage Corps Clinton Dize Crisfield

Price Supports Drop But Milk Prices Rise

An Agriculture Department survey shows retail milk prices rose in the last year despite lower price supports. In about 25 marketing areas, home delivered fluid milk averaged 23 cents a quart, seven tenths of a cent above last year. Benson had forecast milk prices would drop after April 1, with reductions in butter and cheese prices, but the report offers no explanation for the deviation.

Washington Agriculture Department Benson

School Experts Perplexed By Demands To Drop Progressive Teaching Method

NEA researchers study a wave of calls to halt progressive education and revert to prewar methods. Officials insist progressives update teaching via psychology and child development, countering claims it degrades discipline. Surveys show mixed views among teachers, with many backing a blend rather than a strict return to old styles.

Jerry Bennett NES &Taff Washington NEA Seoul Andieeu UTD Lambert Sam Lambert National Education Association Aea Shee U.S The Progressive Progressive Gressive Education Association

Last Four Years Of City Service By Mayor Derr

Mayor Derr presents a four year recap of city progress and accolades at the final regular session. He notes July 10 as the date for the new administration to qualify, thanks colleagues for cooperation, salutes re elected officials, and lists major projects including water basin, street widenings, curbs and gutters, and utility work in several subdivisions.

Naval Gun Factory Washington Navy Naval Walnut Street Linden Hills Walnut Oak Staley Avenue South End West Patrick Street Westy Patrick Street Rosemont Avenue Krantz Baker Park Mullinix American Optical Company West 12Th Ij Street 7Th Street Market House East Street 9Th Street Farm Loan Agency John A. Derr Derr Board of Aldermen Court House Bartgis Burall iMr. Bowlus Eichelberger Staley Magaha Frederick Linganore Jefferson Street South Istreet City Limits Resemont Avenue Grant Place Stewart Manor

Democrats to Confer Baltimore Meeting Date Next Week

AP reports Maryland Democratic leaders will confer next week to decide when the party's State Central Committee will meet. The discussion centers on scheduling and procedural matters affecting party operations in the state.

College Park Maryland Sarah Ann Ramsburg Thurmont Jerry Walls Bel Air Jackson's Bill W. Va Jf Aliie Lee Boice Hall Prince Georges County Josiseph Smith Mt. Airy Penn State University Baltimore

Utilities curb and gutter projects across multiple subdivisions

Utilities and grading work begin on Schley and Taney in Rosedale, plus Westbrook Part II, Maplewood subdivision, Carrollton subdivision, Winchester Hall Parking Lot, and Locust Street. Tasks include grading, curb and gutter, and paving as listed.

Schley and Taney Avenues Rosedale Westbrook Maplewood Carrollton Winchester Hall Locust Street

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