Educational Greatness A Goal For TJ
Dr John Carnochasy reports discipline at Thomas Johnson High School stems from shared responsibility among parents students teachers and staff. He urges stronger cooperation enforce rules, retention of the principal, and a director of secondary education plus a pupil personnel worker. He proposes a Middle States evaluation and admin realignment to improve learning conditions.
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John £. Carnochasy
Thomas Johnson High School
Board of Education
America
Carnachan
Civir
Uni
Carmochan
Wes Lears
Carnochan
Middle States Association For Colleges and Secondary Schools
Frederick County
Sterling Fire Company honors retiring president Dr James Marrone
The United Steam Fire Engine Company A honors Dr James Marrone, seven years as president, with a public testimonial. Rev Francis E Reinberger lauds Marrone as a fighter for the common good and a devoted professional. Mayor Derr notes his role in starting the ambulance corps as a key achievement. A portrait is unveiled by grandson James Marrone Jr. and gifts include a retired president badge and wall clock.
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T Nined
James Marrone
Francis E. Reinberger
James Gerald Marrone Jr
Kumz
Freman
Johnny Swamper Club
Marsland State Fireman's Association
Local Letters Rally For Cautious View On School Films
Readers respond to an editorial about a controversial film shown to students. Margarett Hines questions censorship while others urge careful viewing and public discussion. A Frederick County group thanks the paper for coverage and urges preservation of natural areas and air quality.
Immunization drive tackles German measles in Frederick area
The Frederick and Wicomico counties prepare a field test of a rubella vaccine in schools with parents urged to accept immunization for children. Dr. Charles G. Spicknall notes the vaccine appears safe and could prevent defects in unborn children from maternal infection. The program targets North Frederick Elementary School first as it aims for broad countywide adoption.
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Frederick
Wicomico
University of Maryland
Charles G. Spicknall
North Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Items From the News East
Yesterday’s note recalls May 15 Weld Proviso Joun while debates on city tax collection and nomination processes ripple through the Rio Pempel region. A Growers Association meeting demonstrates in the city, Frederich Cats Hospital Poa reports nursing changes as three new positions arise. Dr. Guyby of Balimore to deliver cement talk as the Automobile Dealers Association forms in Frederigh Courts.
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Brahan Db
Frederich Cats Hospital
Pela
Goat Houck Simons
Guyby
Balimore
Manager and two employees tied to drive-in theater raid
Sheriff arrests the manager and two employees at a Route WW drive-in east of Hagertown for violating a Washington County blue law banning Sunday showings. Vandalism fears arise as townsfolk brace for a busy summer season. Godfrey, a radio television star, visits Frederick Airport as a concert at Frederick High School auditorium is announced under local sponsorship.
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Marvin Mandel
United Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
Urbana
Frederick County
Cassandra Ramsburg
Staley W. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Frederick High School
Future Farmers of America
Ramsburg
Frederick
Ardis Fowler
Miss Maryland-L. S. A P
Harford Junior College
Fel Air
Ellicott City
Ramsbury
Prederick City
Hageratown
Joseph J. Walter
Washington County
Brunswick teen aims forDriver Excellence in Detroit
James Franklin Shores In, a 17 year old Brunswick High School student, competes in the Driver Excellence championship in Detroit for more than 5000 in scholarships and prizes. The AMVETS sponsored program, with Chrysler Corp Dodie division, judges motor learning theory and vehicle control in four phases. The third annual event awards winners a new car and 3000 in scholarships as top prizes.
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James Franklin Shores
Brunswick
Tie
Detroit
Amvets
Dodie
Chrysler Corporation
James
Maryland
Trivia Q and A on Draft Law Oil Output and Jazz History
The piece asks when the peacetime draft act took effect in 1940 and notes US oil output at about 13 barrels per day. It cites March 3, 1931 as the anthem adoption and locates Beale Street in Memphis and Basin Street in New Orleans. It ends with travel quips about vacation costs and crowding.
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Beale Street
Basin Street
Memphis
Tenn
Basin, Street
New Orleans
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Roc . Ridge, Md
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Association For Retarded Children
Gratepll
Frederick County Association For Retarded Children
Association
Athursday
W. Kk. Wiggs
South St
Frederick Valley Crusade
Sears
Manor Woods
Auguste Wllet
Guilford Asm
Ren, Mis
Annapolis
General Assembly
Weld
Avis
Culeiie
Riete
Proup
Auomobile Dealerssseciation
Frederigh Courts
CHS
Prederich Municipal
Godlewydld
Chales N. Grimes
Mangies
Prederich
Paul A. Haley
Nixon
White House
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
United States
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