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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1950
Page
7
The News notes an article on the subject in the National High School Observer written by Catherine Zhamerman, a Frederick exchange student, highlighting cross cultural academic perspectives.
Frederick High School sends twenty five students and two faculty advisers to Newton Massachusetts for a week as part of a two way exchange. The group leaves Friday by bus and Boston bound train, will stay with Newton hosts, join local school life, and share experiences mirrored by Newton students who visited Frederick in April. The plan follows praise from educators and Midwestern association observers who note strong educational merit in the program.
Washington May 2 Paul G Hoffman Marshall Plan Administrator predicted that the Soviet Union’s Satellite Empire will crack suddenly under iron curtain pressures. He urged intensified efforts to convert European recovery into a full fledged victory before the Marshall Plan ends in 1951. Hoffman did not set a date but spoke of seeing the third dictator go in his lifetime, a view echoed by Walter Lippmann.
The forum speaker warned that the breakaway of satellites has already begun and that the latest events since the war ended signal growing fragmentation. He warned Poland could follow Yugoslavia if it gains an open frontier to the West.
Two Montgomery county youths from Germantown were caught around 8:45 PM Tuesday after stealing two cars. They allegedly took Albert Warthen’s car from Maryland and later seized Wilbur Smith’s vehicle from Toween, abandoning it near the state police barracks after a pursuit aided by city officers and Trooper O'Brien.
The Frederick Hood College orchestra directed by Dr Earle Blakeslee will perform at Thurmont High School at 8 15 p m under the Lions Club sponsorship. Soloist Bernard Siegert will play the Haydn concerto with a program including Handel Mozart Grieg and Schubert pieces and an offering will support the Lions Club social service work.
A proposal to employ a torque-tube drive that absorbs all thrust, freeing the rear springs from driving pulsation. This approach aims to smooth operation and reduce vibration in the drivetrain.
Hood College department of music presents Miss Edna Witt pianist from Nemacolin Pennsylvania and Miss Lois Leader soprano York Pennsylvania in a Friday recital at eight in Brodbeck Hall. The program spans classical romantic contemporary and traditional works. Leader has appeared in student recitals and church choirs in York and Woodstock with accompaniment by Miss Whitmore.
Lancaster PA resident Miss Bell, active in Hood College life, presided over the glee club and joined the Hood College octet during the year. She also helped form this year at Franklin and remains an officer in the athletic association. The 1642 Alumnae note highlights her continued involvement with alumni activities.
A prize was awarded last year to a student for piano compositions. The works cited include Loveliest of Trees and Gavotte and Afr. The Frances Steckel scholarship recognizes emerging musical talent and supports continued study.
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