Simple Rules Guide Success For Business
James Q. du Pont, of Du Pont Company, spoke on ten guiding principles for business success. He traced the firm from 1802 with 18 employees to a diversified company now supplying thousands of products. The talk covered need filling, know-how, competition, research, efficiency, capital, diversification, owner-manager attention, and fair treatment of people. The event drew about 400 attendees at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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James Q. du Pont
du Pont Company
Wilmington
Del
Monocacy Valley Association
du Pont
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Ta Taye Geils Pega
D. Walker Carty
John R. Fitzpatrick
Francis Scott Key
Glenn T Swisher
Venereal Disease Drives Blindness in U S
Venereal disease now causes 3 to 9 percent of blindness in the United States, translating to roughly 17 000 to 30 000 people blinded. Public health workers warn the condition remains a major preventable cause of vision loss nationwide.
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United States
Highway projects to proceed despite overall delays
Frederick area SRC plans move ahead with major 12 year program including U S 7 reconstruction between Woodsboro and Ceresville and by pass work around Frederick from Jug Bridge to Linden Hills. Some 1955 projects delayed due to SRC finances and license revenue changes. U S 71 south of Woodsboro modernization to be completed. several by pass bridges near Frederick nearing completion. Retirement noted for Salisbury State Teachers College president J D Blackwell July 1. succession by Wilbur Devilbiss of Maryland University.
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State Roads Commission
Thomas G. Mohler
District 7
U.S. 7
Woodsboro
Ceresville
Frederick County
Frederick
Old Jug Bridge
Linden Hills
U. S. TL
SRC
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Mohler
Keymar
Monocacy
Jug Bridge
Crum
Carroll
Howard
Salisbury
J. D. Blackwell
Salisbury State Teachers College
Blackwell
Baltimore County
Maryland State Department of Education
Maryland
Teachers College
Wilbur Devilbiss
College of Education
The
University of Maryland
Barnard Graduates 220 Candidates to Receive BA Degrees
Miss Caroline at West Church street and Miss Mary E von Ti Frederick lead Barnard College candidates for Bachelor of Arts degrees to be conferred June 1 at Columbia University commencement on the Columbia campus. Lane is an English major and former Dormitory Council vice-president. Von Till, an anthropology major, edited the Mortarboard yearbook and earned the Bear Pin Award.
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Barnard
Caroline
Frederick High School
Stratford Junior College
Miss von Till
Louis A. von Till
Mortarboard School
Midwood High School
Brooklyn
N.Y
Goodman aims to end secret Senate sessions over nominations
Baltimore May 26 Senator Phillip H Goodman proposes calling the Legislative Council to draft rules prohibiting secret sessions by Senate committees or the Senate itself. He cites the controversy over Charlotte Main's rejection as justification and favors a public hearing to dispel confusion and reveal the reasons behind the rejection.
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Baltimore
Phillip H. Goodman
D-Balto Ltd
Legislative Council
Senate
Charlotte Main
Goodman
Senate Committee On
Sen. Goodman
Miss Main
Stock Market Probe Report Is Submitted
Washington May 2 A Senate Committee investigation into the stock market reports an increase in unhealthy speculative developments. Senator Capehart and three other Republicans filed a sharply worded statement detailing concerns and a call for stronger measures.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Capehart
Rand
Dissenting view on Eisenhower era stock market study sparks party split
A worded dissent faulted the inquiry as political and aimed at undermining public confidence in the Eisenhower administration. Fulbright’s minority urged stricter laws and further studies on abuses while noting eight Democrats and three Republicans supported his stance. The GOP minority accused the report of predicting an impending bust like 1929 and warned it undermines the administration. Nuclear fuels promise temperatures of millions of degrees if suitable containers for reactor materials are found.
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Eisenhower
Fulbright
D-Ark
GOP
Capehart
Sens
Bricker
Rohio
Bennett
Utah
Beall
Lions Hear Col Huffman On Salvation Army Shadow
Lt Col Vernon J Huffman Baltimore division commander of the Salvation Army spoke to Frederick Lions Club on the Army s 40 years in the US tracing its growth from 1867. He outlined its philosophy and four motives in modern life and noted Lions Club ties to the Army s Frederick work. A Monday home service was announced for Mt Olivet Cemetery with Gobo 35 as committee chair.
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Vernon J. Huffman
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Maryland
West Virginia
Lions Club
Frederick
William Booth
London
U. S
Booth
Salvation Army of
Church
Col. Huffman
Compassion
Harry E. Powell
Col
Huffman
Chicago
Atlanta
Dixie
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Lionslub
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lions M
Schildt
Alversville
Irvin C. Brant Jr
Thurmont
Ralph L. Bailey
Washington
Carl C. Thomas
Carroll Manor
H. Lloyd Hoke
F. A. Curling
Gettysburg
F. F. Ogden
Philadelphia
Richard F. Orrell
Monnday
Mt. Olivet
Abe
Mil Olives
Gobo
New York Model Is Selected Color Girl for Naval Week
A New York model and television actress Miss Mohr was named color girl for the Naval Academy June Week events. Chosen by Midn John R Johnson, captain of the 18th Company, she will arrive in Annapolis to reign over the commencement activities.
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Chicago
Notable Illustrious Parade Follows War Veterans Memorial
The article notes Johnson, son of Capt and Mrs Johnson, dating since last October, and a 24-year-old Northwestern graduate who worked in Chicago dramatics and New York television and modeling. Memorial Park service will honor veterans with Legionnaires and Auxiliary placing poppy pillows at the Honor Roll, with Rev J W Seay officiating as ministers conduct cemetery ceremonies.
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Pany
Johnson
Crack
Capt
Robert R. Johnson
Naval Air Station
Whidbey Island
Wash
Moher
Brunette
Northwestern University
Chicago
New York
Long Sam
al Capp
Bob Lubbers
Furnace Mountain
Virginia
Memorial Park
Legion Auxiliary
J. W. Seay
New York Hill Methodist Church
Ninth Avenue
Memorial Day Services Planned At Brunswick
The Honor Guard of Steadman Keenan Post No 96 of the American Legion with Japanese volunteers plan Memorial Services Monday in Brunswick and at several cemeteries. The program starts at Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick at about 9:00 am, then visits to Point of Rocks Jefferson St. Marks Merryland Tract St. Marys Petersville Knoxville Lovellsville Taylorstown and other nearby sites.
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Steadman- Keenan
American Legion
Japan Colnnnaires
Brunswick
Virginia
Maryland
Park Heights Cemetery
Point of Rocks
Jefferson
St. Mark's
Merryland
Tract
St. Mary’s
Petersville
Knoxville
Lovellsville
Taylorstown
Meyner Delivers Speech Still Undelivered At Lions Meet
Gov. Robert B. Meyner flew to Atlantic City from Trenton and back in 42 minutes aboard a National Guard plane. He arrived for a Lions Club convention but left with his speech undelivered as lunch delayed the group. The trip covered about 120 miles and was for a Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Lions gathering at 11 am. Automotive imports of five basic metals totaled about 1800 million dollars last year.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Lions Club
Lions
Trenton
National Guard
Meyner
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
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