Middletown Counselor Chosen Branch President
Miss Faith Conway a Middletown High School counselor was elected president of the North Central Branch of the Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner. Frederick County officers include Joseph Rexroad Hattie Mainhart and Donald Sullivan with outgoing Howard County president Reginald Arrington presiding. The event honored guests and featured remarks by Samuel Jenness and John L. Carnochan Jr. plus performances by Claude Delauter and Mary Rhoads.
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Faith Conway
Middletown High School
North Central
Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Carroll
Frederick
Howard Counties
Frederick County
Joseph E. Rexroad
Hattie Mainhart
Donald Sullivan
Reginald Arrington
Howard County
Samuel Jenness
Jenness
John L. Carnochan Jr
Thomas Bush
Baltimore
Mergenthalex School
National Education Association
I Love Life
Claude Delauter
Miss Conway
Mary Rhoads
Robert H Ferguson
Frederick High School
Mary Lowe Smith
Mayme Ferguson
Alice Delauter
Mary Fiery
Donald Sullvan
Arrington
Smith
Thousands Attend Klan Rallies in North Carolina and Sanford
A rally circuit drew about 6000 people in Dunn and Sanford as Matt Murphy Jr. and three men charged in Viola Liuzzo’s slaying appeared to garner support. Murphy blamed the civil rights movement on communism and Zionist influence, while crowds donated toward a Klan airplane purchase.
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Sanford
Collie
Leroy Watkins
Detroit
Wilkins
Duwn
Alabama
Matt Murphy Jr
William O Eaton
Eugene Thomas
North Carolina
KKK
Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
Dunn
Murphy
Viola Liuzzo
Doctors Remindsons The Heroes Take Safety Precautions
Physicians at the University of Rochester urge safe summer habits for children ages 5 to 14 as accidents rise. Parents should model safety, supervise lawn work, fireworks, chemicals, and grills, insist on seat belts, and seek immediate help for serious injuries. Antitetanus boosters every five years are advised.
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University of Rochester
National PTA president urges joining civil rights education drive
National PTA president Jennel Moorhead of Eugene Oregon empowers 12 million members to push for civil rights and equal education. The 69th annual PTA convention outlines an 11 point two year program for 47 000 local units focusing on financing education equal opportunity safeguarding rights and civic duties. 2000 delegates from 50 states and Europe prepare to discuss the program and its implications for funding and policy.
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Albuquerque
PTA
Jennel Moorhead
Eugene
Ore
Europe
Word Study Day: Prevalent Explained in Lesson
The lesson defines prevalent as commonly received current or adopted. It notes usage like prevalent opinion. It mentions protecting baby skin while traveling and references a castile soap with hexachlorophene claiming antibacterial effects.
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W. L. Gordon
Cannes
Castile
Break In Suspect Found With Key To City Hall
Police in ASHTABULA Ohio questioned a man tied to a string of home break ins and found the key to the recently built city hall and police station in his pocket. Authorities noted the building is so new they have not yet issued campus keys or set up official jkeys.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
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Farmville
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
International Communist Bankering
Remindson
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Suromer
Fight For Civil Rights
Equal Education
Earth
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Sahara Desert
Ralph W. Boyer
Lions’ Club
Edward Sears
Francis Scott Key Area
Boy Scouts
Capital Area
Goshen Acres
Lions
Ralph Merchant
Boyer
Sears
Niemann
Brunk
Roger Cann
Noble C Shaw
Oklahoma State University
Shaw
John Schmidt
Chicago
A&p
Lamb
Delmonico
Quicy
Florida
A&p's
Jumbe Pkg
Pillsbury
Iona
del Monte
Borden’s
Campbell’s
Campbell’s Soup
Kellogg’s
Hudson Showcase
White House
Beechnut, Chase & Sanborn
Maxwell House
Hafnia
Jane Parker
Wed Bia
Betty Crocker
T-o
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