Hood College President Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
Dr. Randle Elliott, Hood College president, addresses Lions Club on private versus public higher education. He argues private colleges preserve freedom to stay small and church related while urging Hood to expand enrollment and improve teacher evaluation. The talk notes Hood’s payroll impact on Frederick and its future growth plans. New members Carl L. Poffenberger and Ronald L. House are inducted. others attend as guests.
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Hood College
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Lions Club
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Hood
Community Asset Hood College
the Baptist
College
Frederick
William Long
Dr. Elliott
Ralph Boyer
Lion
Carl L. Poffenberger
Ronald L. House
Austin F. Angelberger
Julien Delphey
Richard Smith
Charles Main
Police
Rev. R. Woodward
Walter Smith
Frank Smith
Robert Inscoe
Mississippi May Lead In Urban Growth Centers
Governor Paul Johnson envisions Mississippi as a pioneer in urbanization with Jackson as a potential regional growth center. He urged Hinds County Jackson voters to approve 2 million dollars in bonds for a joint UM and MSU university center as part of a broader research complex including a 1 million dollar state R&D facility.
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America
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Hinds County
Mississippi Universities Center
University of Mississippi
Mississippi State University
Mississippi plans dual research center to drive regional growth
Local leaders envision a combined theoretical and applied research complex in Jackson to steer growth across a 750000 population by 1985 in a three county metro area. They call the effort a pioneering economic development model for the state and compare it to a national first. The University of Copenhagen note appears as a separate historical fact.
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Johnson
Ohnson
Jackson
Mississippi
Queen City Brewer Protests More Ads In Tavern
Annapolis AP William L. Wilson of Queen City Brewing Co Cumberland testified against raising the tavern advertising limit from 5 to 15 dollars. He spoke for four Maryland breweries and cited competition with larger firms and potential gains for Schlitz. The Maryland group and a Schlitz spokesman supported higher limits describing ads as needed to improve beer image. Wilson noted small brewers cannot match bigger budgets and warned of losses to Pittsburgh rivals if limits rise. He highlighted 300 employees and the local economy as evidence of the industry’s seriousness.
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William L. Wilson
Queen City Brewing Co
Cumberland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wilson
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John L. Sanford
Worcester
Lawrence Malloy
Maryland State Licensed Beverage Association
Schlitz
Albert Rose
Sanford
Delaware
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Carling
Pittsburgh
Allegany
Washington
Garrett
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Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass On These Two Laws
Jesus simplified religion to a core commandment loving God with all heart soul strength and mind. The essay discusses how this single principle can summarize religious duty and guide daily practice.
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Earl L. Douglass
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Cracker Baked Fish Recipe
Good fish served in a casserole with cracker crumbs and seasoned vegetables. Cod steaks with carrot celery and onion cooked in butter, then mixed with crackers and lemon juice for a flavorful dish.
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Gaynor Maddox Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Finley
Classic Cracker Crusted Cod with Graham Bread Note
Bake cod steaks in a bed of vegetables after crusting with cracker crumbs. Dip in egg and lemon mix, melt butter over the top, and bake at 375 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes until flaky. Serves four. Graham bread history notes Sylvester Graham and his vegetarian diet ideals from the 1830s.
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