Educators Attend Fourth Maryland State Conference in Baltimore
Thirteen educators from the county travel to Baltimore for the fourth annual Maryland State Conference on Education at the Sheraton-Behvedere Hotel. About 300 participants from across the state join sessions on teaching, certification, recruitment, and graduate study with remarks by Dr Henry Hull and Dr Thomas G. Pullen Jr. among others.
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Maryland State Board of Education
Boards of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
Quentin L Earhart
George Barrie
Braddock Heights
Dwight Cosmus
Darner
Willam Powell
Robert W. Russell
John D White
Frederick
Farnest Dettbarn
George C Stauffer
Walhersine
Car W H Margrane
Brunswick
BE Sulman
New Market
Rupert Weathervas
Middletown
Henry Hull
George Peabody College For
Nashville
Tenn
Jerome Frampton Jr
Vernon B. Anderson
College of Education
University of Maryland
Anderson
Fred M. Hechinger
New York Times
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Francis Keppel
School of
Harvani University
Coughi
Ray Mani
National Education Association
Earle T. Hawkins
Towson State Teachers College
W. Theodore Boston
State Department of Education
George B. Bram
Maryland Conference on Education Boosts Statewide Interest
The Maryland Conference on Education began in June 1955 to prep for the White House Conference on Education held the next fall. Its success spurred the State Board to sponsor additional statewide conferences of a similar nature in the future.
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Kennedy To Meet Eisenhower For Transfer Of Power
President elect John F. Kennedy agreed to an early meeting with Dwight D. Eisenhower to arrange an orderly transfer of government power. He named Clark M. Clifford as his representative to coordinate arrangements and said Edgar Hoover and Allen Dulles had acceded to his plan.
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Kennedy picks Sorenson as special counsel and aides
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