University Growth Is Discussed At Frederick Rotary
George O Weber, director of the University of Maryland physical plant since 1946, spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon. He traced campus growth from 61 buildings valued at 9 million to 180 structures valued at 80 million, noting a staff of over 500 and a campus serving more than 20 000 people. He cited 30 percent more freshman applications for next year and 2 800 assured admissions, with the university 100 percent tax supported.
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Maryland University
College Park
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
George 0
Weber
Admissions
Robert W. Russell
al Cohen
Russell
Civic Club Plans For Tourist Center in Frederick
The Frederick Civic Club tourism committee outlined summer plans for a tourist information center at the historic Steiner House at West Patrick and Jefferson Streets. Run by members of the local women’s club, it will open this weekend and operate weekends during spring and summer, with hours 5 to 7 p.m. Fridays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, and 2 to 5:30 p.m. Sundays. Mrs. Edward D. Storm leads the Civic Club committee, with participation from the Frederick Chamber of Commerce, the local newspaper, and Chief of Police Charles.
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Frederick Civic Club
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Womens Club
Pam
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Civic Club
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Littlestown
Taneytown
Maryland
West Virginia
Bangs
Baltimore
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Walter L. Roney
Hood College
Severall
Glen Matthews
George Brachey
Mr. Cohen
Joe Devereux
John Devereux
Bethesda
Jim McSherry
James Cunningham
Silver Spring
Gene Thomias
Theron D. Green
Linchoro
Sticks
Pennsylvania
Ayrshire
DeLaval
Allis Chalmers
IHC
New Idea
Trail Chopper
Ontario
Ontario Lever Barrow
Kalamazoo
Westinghouse
Rogers Silverware
Hiram G. Dickmyer
Gen Rock
Glen Rock
Russell E. Kehr
Stewart Strevig
Farmall M
Farmall
P.T.C
N. H
Jamesway Shuttle Stroke
Wilson
Admiral
Thayer
Norval Roop
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Sidney Lease
Mily Clothing Chain
Peeee
Argest
Jane Hunter
Fortress & Avril
Crear
Robert Hall
Wa Saval
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Chewsville
Catonsville
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