Soviet Education Change Alarms U S Official Says
Dr Floyd Ash of the U S Office of Education described a sweeping shift in Soviet schooling. He reported that technical schools with factory practice are expanding, liberal arts remain, and rural areas still use older systems, with a ten year plan to standardize by 1960. He noted elementary classes average 30 students, coed classrooms, and strong state control over discipline. The conference audience of 600 teachers discussed implications for the U S free system and urged evaluation reports for a permanent record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premer N.kuHa Khrushchev
Lane C. As. Assaiapt
Office of Education
Frederick Courty
J. Ludingtov
U.S
Ttil Khrushchev
Dr. Ash
Soviet Union
Jess
Sovies
Pioneers
Communist Party
D J. Ash
Harry V. Frushour
Quentin L. Earhart
Frederick High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Eisehower
Heaton
Waller Reed
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Denver
Andrew Jackson
Nominees Listed for Frederick County ASC Committees
Nominees named for community committee seats of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee in Frederick County. Ballots mailed for the October election to eligible voters. contact the Winchester Hall ASC office by October 13 if not received. Balloting will be public, with candidates listed for Buckeystown Emmitsburg Hauvers Urbana Walkersville Mount Pleasant Woodsboro Woodsboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Winchester Hall
Soil Bank
ACP
Buckeystown
Richard C. Biser
James M. Carelisie
C. Lester Dudrow
Mehri Mayne
Walter G. Page
Pascal H Renn
Arthur Shook
Monroe Shankle
Carroll L. Shry
Howard J Stup
Archie Thomas
Monroe Thomas
Emmitsberg
John L. Duble
Claude H. Favorite
M. Donald Fraley
Gerald Fitzgerald
Harry Martin
M. T. Mathwig
William McKay
Dallas McNair
Hauvers
Lester G. Biltner
Theodore Buhrman
Glenn L. de Lauter
Karl Gray
Raymond A. Hahn
George Hauver
Robert R Martin
James Miller
Glen Stottlemyer
Clifford Willard
Urbana
Ralph Burgee
Merhle Flock
Earle F. Geisbert
Paul G. Geisbert
James E. Hatcher
T. Maynard 4Ling
Eugene Lawson
Charles E. Murphy
Arno G. Page
Albert Strube
Walkersville-Mount Pleasant
Byron Cram
Millard E. Cram, Jr
Eugene Doody Sr
Clarence Eaves
Harry Frantz
John Gilbert
Carroll A. Grossnickle
Weather and election slate notes in Frederick area
The 24 hour weather summary ends at 8 a.m. with temperatures and precipitation reported by The Associated Press. In Frederick and Tuscarora the listed nominees include Paul Angelberger John M Crum Nevin A Dutrow Howard Fry Richard S Hargett Charles E Keller Walter A Mariz and Ray H Smith. Daniel J.
Little Singers Of Paris Delight 1200 Audiences In Emmitsburg
The Little Singers of Paris performed for about 1,200 in DePaul Auditorium at St. Joseph College Emmitsburg, singing hymns carols and songs from the fourth century to today. The French boys wore white monk outfits with crosses then changed to blue outfits for secular numbers including Frere Jacques Alouette Danny Boy and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
DePaul
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Francois Poulenc
Frere Jacques
Alouette
Danny Boy
Marseilles
Star Spanzi
Eisenhower Plans Campaign Events Amid Health News
Washington AP President Eisenhower, soon to turn 68, plans a vigorous campaign tour next month, starting Oct 12 in New York and visiting Cedar Rapids Abilene Denver Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago. Meade Alcorn says no campaigning limit is set as GOP focuses on peace economy and labor reform. Heaton and Wa ller Reed doctors monitor tests after recent health concerns.
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jAlbany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
I Washington
Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Meade Alcorn
Vance
Rej
Leonard D. Hea
White House
Ton
Heaton
Vosh Far Ilouth
New York City
Mrs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Abilene
Kan
Alcorn
Defense
Amendments To Social Security Act Anounced For Dependents
Frederick county disability recipients receive notices on 1958 amendments. W S King of the Hagerstown Social Security District Office explains dependent benefits for disabled workers aged 50 to 65 and their families. Eligible dependents include children under 18 who have been totally disabled and wives with eligible children or at age 62 if no eligible child exists. About 180000 dependents nationwide may begin collecting from September 1958 with applications filed at the nearest Social Security Office, located on Cannon Avenue in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security District
Social Security
Cannon Avenue
Republicans For Tawes Group Appointments
Paul Robertson, chairman of the Maryland Republicans for Tawes Committee, named Irvin Charles Alexander co chair for the state and Allegany County chair. Other appointees include Byron Speith St Marys County chair William Ankeny Clear Spring Washington County chair and David Halley director of headquarters. Halley, Tawes 1956 GOP congress candidate, said the group formed to back Tawes amid weak GOP opposition and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Paul Robertson
Maryland Republicans For Tawes
Irvin Charles Alexander
Lonaconing
Allegany County
Robertson
Byron J. Speith
St. Mary's
William Ankeny
Clear Spring
Washington County
David A. Halley
Halley
Congress
Tawes
U.S
Maryland
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports several births with details of parents and locations. Mr and Mrs Roger Switz of Finksburg welcome their third child a son Mark Allen on Tuesday. Nora Christine is born to Mr and Mrs Jasper Gue of 313 East Second Street earlier in the week. Pamela Sue and Kimberly Lou are the third and fourth daughters for Mr and Mrs Alton Gilbert of Walkersville. Harry Ruben debuts for Mr and Mrs Shank of 110 South Market Street. A fourth child, a daughter, to Mr and Mrs Louis Baer of 261 Barbara Street rounds out the period. Also noted are Dr Thomas A Love opening an office on West Main Street Thurmont with family relocating nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Barbara Gardner
Yellow Springs
Harry R. Shank
South Market Street
Harry Ruben
Shank
May Barthlow
Frederick
Louis Baer
Barbara Street
Baer
Hilda Hoffman
Thomas A. Love
Thurmani
West Main Street
Lidie
Baltimore
Love
University of Maryland
Thurmont
Southwest Industrial Clinic
Steve
Thurymont
Graceham Road
No Settlement In Sight In Baltimore
United Auto Workers reports a settlement is not in sight as 2900 workers at two Baltimore General Motors plants remain idled over wage gaps. Talks at Fisher Body and Chevrolet Baltimore stalled. union leaders cite no clear GM stance from Detroit. Both locals begin strike preparations with membership drives and picket assignments for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
Detroit
Louis G. Jeffries
Chevrolet
Jeffries
Soviets Mark Satellite Anniversary In Moscow News
Moscow celebrates the first anniversary of the Sputnik launch with a scientists’ meeting and speeches claiming Soviet supremacy in space. Nesmeyanov praised the event as equal in importance to fire discovery, while Montgomery County 4-H Poultry judging teams from Maryland prepare for the Northeastern Producers Council event in Hartisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sputnik
Space
Alexander Nikolayevich Nesmeyanov
Academy of Sciences
College Park
Gomery County
Nesmeyanov
Maryland
Grover Harris
Poul
Thon
Montgomery
Cebreaker
Hos
Joe Whipp
Pete
Producers Council
Hartis
Posal
Montgomery County
Eddie Suddath
Germany
Arthur Johnson
Clarksburg
William King
Gaithersburg
Sandra Umstead
Ministers of God and Servants of the King
The piece explains that minister originally meant servant and urges readers to serve the King of Kings. It notes rulers' ministers became powerful as kings gained authority and calls for good service to God, presenting believers as true ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Homemakers Club Hosts Pleasant Grove And New Market Groups
Pleasant Grove and New Market Homemakers Clubs met with eight members and four guests including Mrs. Virgil Baker and Mrs. Norman Nusbaum. Miss Marguerite Burgee led, with prayers, music, and fall garden talks. Reports covered Christmas Open House, Quicker demonstration, Home Protection Course, and Operation Christmas at Victor Cullen Hospital. The New Market visit featured a program on Life In The Middle East Countries with film strips and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
O. B. Baker
New Market
Raymond Barnes
Burgee
Nusbaum
Saudi Arabia
Near East
Adkins
John Grimm
Edgar Davis
Strength for the Day Servants and Ministers by Earl L Douglass
A religious column emphasizes Jesus teaching that the chief among disciples should be the servant. It extols service as central to Christian life, noting it requires work, obedience, and selfless aid to others. The page also offers vocabulary notes and a corrected community concert schedule with dates and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Jesus
Bridal shower for Mrs Anna Jane Poole held at Dickerson church
Dickerson notes report a bridal shower for Mrs Anna Jane Poole on September 27 in the church social room hosted by W.S.C.5. Attendees include Louise Rachel and multiple Robersons and Grahams. A birthday trio October events and a church W.S.C.S. meeting on October 14 at Mrs Herman Frye's home are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Roberson
Dickerson
Anna Jane Poole
Martin Wiseman
Raymond Gibson
Jessie Gibson
Irving Dixon
Bernard Williams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George B. Tobery
Clay Deering
Donald Brooks
Donna
Don Sport
Albert Grimm
Baltimore
W.5.c.s
Dickerson Church
Herman Frye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Carpenter
Mr. Pleasant
Frederick Fair
Earl McDevitt
Frank J. Keefer
Harman
Brenda
Brenda Lee
Little Singers of
Thomas
Wilfred C. Wisner
Braddock and Ballenger
Edward S. Crone
Roland K Culler
Paul C. Derr
Sean Howard
Maurice F. Klipp
Harry At | Krantz
Leslie A. Masser
R. James Schaffer
Murray Shook
Howard White
Jefferson and
Petersville
Roy Bittle
Walter B. Coblentz
James E. Ferrell
John A. Hope
Henry D. Lakin, Sr
Richard Moore
C. Renn Remsburg
Millard
Smith
Edgar C. Wirts
John van Holten
Richard Arnold
Ray S. Baer
Hubert R. Brown
Eugene Doody
Carl K. Duvall
Sterling L. Lenhart
Allen
Randolph Putman
Raymond Reeder
Herman Ricketts
Lewistown
Norman R. Burdette
George Delphy
J. Franklin Fox
Robert Kolb
Franklin C. Long
Charles W. Mumma
Roberti B. Ogle
Louis Plummer
Ernest W. Staub
Eugene Whitmore
Creagerstown
Liberty-Linganore
Holy Albaugh
Guy E. Baker
W. Snader Baker
Franklin Barker
John de
Catoctin
Oscar A. Brandenburg
M. Dale Draper
Charles 7
Roy Laupt
Clarenceeatherman
Ga- Leatherman
Cyrus J. Smith
Frank V. Stoutlemyer
Kay T. Warrenfeltz
John Warrenfeltz
Jackson
Community Committee
Au. T. Brandenburg
Dennis F. J. Elsood Green
E. Quentin Grossnickie
Clarence Harshman
E. Cecil Keller
Carroll F. Leatherman S
Lloyd C. Lady
Lioyd Michael
Rosene L. Miller
Jesse J. Burall
Charles Rcline Jr
Murray D. Day
Roczer A. Delauter
Woodrow W. Fox
Harold Harshman
John T. G.stiles
Roy Lawson Welter
Charles F. Wilcom
Ray H. Zimmercman
Arthur Hardgrave
Woodville
Tucson
Anz
Arthur Asc
Hardgrave
Shirley W. Bohn
Elmer L
Pepsi Cola Ca
Fryar
Frank A A. Gardner
Foard F
E. Hood
Crummell P. Jacobs
Thomas A. Knott, Sr
Ellwand Vm
Remisbure
Sterling Roberts
Automo
Wardgrave
West E. Runkles
C. Raymond Bile
He Zeitman
Thurmont Asc
Anson
George K. Bell
Canterbury
England
George Kennedy Bell
Beil
Chichester
Wesleyan Service
Edward Mantz
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calvary Methodist Church
Harold Evler
George K. Smith
Edward W. Sanger
Mary Yingling
Hilda Haller
Hattie Snyder
Martha Koogle
Edward Akers
Joseph Wolf
Ronald Brady
Leo Tucker
Grayson Stevens
Quemoy
Matsu
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George Smathers
Florida
Republicans For Tawes Group
Negev
Israel
Harvey Clem
Witn
Duroc
Soviets
Homemakers Clubs
W.W. L. Gordon
William Lewis
Metropolitan Opera
Earl Wild
Columbus Boychoir
New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Mata
Hari
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