Education Needs Highlight Frederick County Teachers Conference
Frederick County teachers urged more multi sensory and audio visual materials, laboratory gear, blackout curtains, storage, and outdoor trips to enhance classroom work. They opposed rapid expansion of closed circuit TV lessons and favored teacher led selection after supervisor input. Edith Walker urged careful promotion practices while Willis White spoke on education directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Warren R. Evans
Frederick
Washington County
Edith Walker
Baltimore City
Andren
Willis -White
Maryland Department of Education
Grace Dorsey
State Department of Education
Dorsey
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick High School
Hall
William E. Hartley
Towson State, Teachers College
Sensenbaugh
James E. Spitznas
Baltimore
City Plans to Tear Down Old Market for Parking
City officials debated razing the old market house behind City Hall to add downtown parking. The Board authorized City Engineer Walter to estimate tearing down costs while noting a roof replacement could cost 500. Mayor Derr favored tearing it down to gain spaces, with proposals to reconfigure driveways and preserve some parking for an open air market each Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
W. BR. Walter
John A. Derr
E. Paul Magaha
Board of
Aldercman
Charles McC. Mathias
Walter
Derr
Emmett R. Bowlusi
Frederick Homes, Inc
Jada! Corporation
Richard E. Zimmerman
Fire at New Market Community Hall
A rear fire at the colored community hall in New Market was contained by the New Market and Mount Airy Fire Departments around 8 p m with about 500 in damage. Firefighter Robert Windsor Jr said the blaze started from a coal stove and spread into the walls and eaves but no injuries were reported. The incident was controlled in under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Mount Airy
Robert Windsor Jr
Mount Airy Fire Company
Windsor
Warning on habit chains and local politics at Frederick
The article recalls habits and mentions Dr David W Zimmerman addressing a Maryland assembly panel about hiring 3500 extra teachers next September with colleges supplying a third. It notes salaries and journalist pay, welcomes Tivoli Theater manager Amos Harper back, and discusses Maryland municipal policy, nationwide legislation, and permanent registration for Frederick voters. It also covers traffic lights and a Walk Light proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Zimmerman
General Assembly
Maryland
Zimmerman
Legislative Committee
del. Boone
Davey” Zimmerman
Davey
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Ice Street
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Berger's
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FHR
Thurmont, Maryland
Glenn L. Martin Company
George M. Bunker
Bunker
Martin
Patrick St
Grayson Mercer
W. Patrick St
George L. Rothenhoefer
Apen
Vayantag
Geneva Steel
Geneva
Damascus Electric Company, Inc
Clearwater
Damascus
Samuel Johnston
Amos Harper
Tivoli Theater
General Assembly of
Congress of the United States
United States Congress
Annapolis
Maryland Municipal League
League
Roy W. Eves
Ayer
Cumberland
Thomas D'Alesandro
Frederick Richardson
Alt. Rainier
Russell P. Smith l
Cambridge
American Municipal Association
Edmund C. Mester
College Park
Congress
Frederick City
Llady
Aldernd
City Register
Michigan
Potts
Frederick's
Warren G. Harding
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Kehne: Furniture Co
South Market St
J. R. Sillars
Barnesville, MD
Poolesville
D & Son
Monocacy Village
Youngstown
Market St
Ninth St
Hamilton Homes, Ince
East Second ST
Delphey’s
Ast Patrick St
Miller Bros. T. V
T. V
East
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Lisbon
Woodbine
American Oil Company
P. O
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Moyer
Mercury
Victoria
Nash
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
Meyer's
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