Scientist Speaks on Lab Animals for Medical Progress
Dr George E Jay director of Microbiological Laboratories Inc Walkersville spoke to the Kiwami Club Frederick about the role of laboratory animals in medical research. He described inbreeding to create specific mouse strains and the evolving standards that ensure quality and proper care of millions of mice rats guinea pigs rabbits and hamsters used yearly in cancer and chronic disease studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwami Club
Frederick
George E Jay
Frederick County
Microbiological Laboratories, Inc
Walkersville
Jay
Budget Talk Focuses on 1962 School Budget
Frederick County PTA meets at West Frederick Junior High School at 8 p m to review the 1962 school budget. Board of Education staff will discuss budget portions with a PTA panel answering questions. The School Board has approved a $6,686,275 27 budget to be sent to the County Commissioners for approval.
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Frederick County Council of Parent Teacher Association
West Frederick Junior High School
Board of Education
PTA
PTA Council
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County
Budget review opens as December sessions begin
County commissioners start budget request reviews in December with this year's fall request at 766,697 above the school board's 1961 figure. George C. Stauffer of near Walkersville serves as Council president and George Barthel heads the program. AMAFTA holds its twelfth annual fall convention at Towson State Teachers College on November 18 with Lucinda Long presiding and remarks from Joseph Glass D. Larry McLean and Dr. Earle T. Hawkins. William Schmidt will give the keynote on Russian education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stauffer
Walkersville
George Barthel
PTA
TATO
Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
Towson State Teachers College
William §. Schmidt
Prince George's County
Miller Promoted to Assistant Manager Personnel at B and O
Robert Miller was named assistant manager personnel of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, after previously serving as personnel assistant. Charles E. Schwatka was promoted to chief employment bureau, moving from assistant manager employment. Miller, a 1950 Johns Hopkins graduate, served in World War II and lives in Baltimore. Schwatka joined B and O in 1929, moved to personnel in 1948, and became assistant manager employment in 1953.
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Miller
Robert FE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
Charles E. Schwatka
Mr. Miller
Jobs Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins’ McCoy College
United States Army
Waverly Way
Baltimore
Schwatka
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Czechoslovakia
Joseph M. Kline
Clyde M. Roney Jr
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Milton Brunk
Harry Hamilton
Tom Crume
Olympia Typewriter
INE
Kitchen
Cratier
Armstrong
Armstrong Cushiontone
NTC
East South St
Thurs
FBI
SAT
Fashion Center
Ann
Maryland
Patrick Street
Migcue
Insurance Agency
Court St
Frederick, Md
Beau Brummel
Patel
Children's Dept
Toyland
Baby Ben
Big Ben
Hollerold Dept
Goodyear 3-T
Lowell Tire & Battery Co
Monument
South Market St
Cornell
Sinclair Station
Woodeboro
Lackard’s
Sinclair
West South ST. & Thomas Avenues
Heller’s
Muiddletown
Dinty Moore
East Ant Church Sts
Law
Rogemont Ave
Stop & Sons
Patrick ST
Jack
N. MD
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