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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1950

Page

12

Accredited Rating For High School

Frederick High School will be recommended for accredited rating by the Middle Atlantic States Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Dr. Ross L. Neagley announced after a three day study of administration curriculum and activities. The panel found the school’s atmosphere generally good and noted changes suggested off the record. Accreditation is good for ten years and requires final approval by Middle States after formal documentation.

Frederick High School Middle Atlantic States Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges Ross L. Neagley Neagrey Harry ©. Smith Smith Neagley Middle Atlantic Association Middle States Association Middle States Temple University Philadelphia Pennsylvania Maryland State Department of Education Association

Community Events and House Fire Recovery in Boyds Area

A fire destroyed the Selbys home on April 20 and a bed room and general shower was held April 28 at Boyds Church Hall for about seventy five relatives and friends. The Selbys plan to rebuild while staying with Harold Reffit in Boyds. Various local groups held meetings and gatherings in Germantown and Boyds on April 12 and 27, with multiple attendees, refreshments, and visits from relatives and friends.

Boyds Boyds Boyds Church Huber Selby Fla Homemakers Club of Germantown Jack Sebaum Boyds Whitlacre Rufus Iam Amd Schaum Paul Schaum McKeespert Bersl Grubbs Washington James P. Kerr Nina D. Heck Baltimore Winifred Christian Kentucky Kerr Albert H

Social Etiquette for Helping a Friend Through Sobriety

The guidance distinguishes between joking with a friend who has stopped drinking and urging moderation and urges to avoid pressuring him. The right approach is to accept the choice no matter the setting and not tempt him with drinks.

Japan Moving Toward Communism Says Grew

Former U S ambassador Joseph C Grew warned that conditions in Japan favor the Communist cause and that the nation stands at a crossroads between democracy and a leftist path. He cited inflation, shortages, housing scarcity, disrupted trade, and disintegrated national ideals as factors shaping Japanese youth toward the left, though a reversal remains possible as long as the average Japanese people retain options.

New York Joseph C., Grew U. S Japan Europe Grew

Progress Through Voluntary Efforts Not Occupation Pressure

The speaker argued that progress would come largely through voluntary American efforts rather than through military occupation. He emphasized noncoercive methods and discouraged reliance on force to achieve policy goals.

Exercise Swarmer Ends With Defeat For Aggressor

Fort Bragg May 3 official report says Exercise Swarmer ended with a defeat for the aggressor enemy. Air Force supplied a battle-hardened force ample enough to break out and overcome the foe, according to the umpires ruling.

Use T-4-L for Athlete's Foot at Whitlams Drug Store

An advertisement touts T-4-L as a penetrating athlete's foot remedy with 90 percent alcohol base for deep germ-killing action. It promises relief in one hour or 40 percent back at Whitlamoon's Drug Store.

Witllamoon

Giant Army Air Force rehearsal draws 60,000 troops and 800 planes

Observers watched a large rehearsal as 60,000 men and over 800 aircraft took part in a round the clock buildup. The maneuver began April 22 with dawn attack, as airlift delivered 15,578 tons of gear and 21,468 troops. Five were killed and about 100 wounded in the operation. A separate police inquiry in Alexandria, Virginia, links to a fatal incident involving a housekeeper observed earlier.

Army Air Force

Beating of 213-year-old Donald D Ferrante

A court orders the boy's stepfather to face a grand jury over alleged murder in the death of Donald D Ferrante. Dart Sage notes the human body is highly sensitive and warns against injury.

Donald D ‘Ferrante Chary Dart Sage

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