Gallaudet Head Speaks To Kiwanis
Dr. Leonard L. Elstad president of Gallaudet College addresses Kiwanis in Frederick discussing the 97 year old institution’s mission. He cites a history of growth from a small farm and teacher training to a college feeding graduates into practice teaching at the Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Leonard £. Elstad
Gallaudet College
Frederick
Francis Leon Key
Elstad
Ne Peaker
California
Aliege
Gallan II
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick school lauded by Dr Elstad tribute to its leader
Dr Elstad praised the local school and Superintendent Lloyd Ambrosen calling it among the finest in the United States. He noted Ambrosen, son of deaf parents, as highly talented and urged that deaf individuals can achieve anything with effort. The remarks followed an introduction by Dr Schaden during a program meeting.
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Frederick
Maryland
Elstad
Lloyd Ambrosen
United States
Ambrosen
Harold E. Schaden
Wisco
Orary Gees
Rthdays
Talbot
Brice
Joseph Vonnon
Hammond
R Chamber of Commerce
Rita Sharpe
Alfred R. Sharpe
Rober D. Moss
A. Robert Moss
Senators Delay Vote On Increasing Pay
In Annapolis a pay raise bill for state lawmakers stalled after a Finance Committee review. Sponsor Sen. Carlton R. Sickles argued lawmakers are underpaid, while Sen. John Clarence North warned the move would set a poor example amid pay cuts for teachers and public workers.
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Annapolis
John Clarence North
D. Talbot
del Carlton R. Sickles
Prince Georges
Sickles
Assembly
Rinehart Critics Bill Limiting Local Election Board Power
In Baltimore a bill aimed at restricting minority members on local election boards drew GOP opposition. D Eldred Rinehart, Maryland Republican chairman, urged both parties to oppose the measure before the Senate Elections Committee, arguing it could fix outcomes to prevent losses.
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Rinehart
Baltimore
Republican Party
Maryland
GOP
D. Eldred Rinehart
Senate Elections Committee
General Assembly
Octovue Map Describes Globe View From Eight Points
An octovue lap presents the world as a globe seen from eight points, like an orange peeled into eight segments laid out. It claims accurate size, shape, and distance.
Brazilian diplomat row sparks discrimination debate
Foreign Minister Afonso Arinos ordered the Foreign Ministry to investigate a racially biased recruitment policy in Brazil's diplomatic corps after reports that Black candidates were passed over for top postings. The issue follows a government order and signals a push for equal opportunity in official postings.
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Aneiro
Braz 'Ap
Mats
Afonso
Jania Quadros
Arinos
Foreign Ministry
Brazil
United States
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