Top Problems To Be Tabled At Ike's Education Meeting
NEA Washington correspondent reports on a planned White House conference on education with 2000 delegates from 48 states and seven territories. The two-stage process creates 200 tables of ten, then 20 tables of chairmen, culminating in a final plenary with 32-member top committee. Six core questions guide sessions on school aims, efficiency, buildings, teachers, financing, and continuing interest. Local conferences and subcommittees prepare papers guiding the final report to the President.
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Feter Edson
NEA
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Neil H. McEnroy
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
Clint Pace
Territories
Illiois
California
New York
McElroy
Calvary Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Ray H. Smith
Mother's and ‘Teachers’ Club
Woman's Society
Conference Woman’s Society
Dundalk Methodist Church
Edward H. Mantz
Hilda Ecker
Smith
Mantz
Grayson Stevens
Alden Boor
Chester, Cissel
Women’s Clubs Meet to Start the Day Right with Breakfast
Jefferson Homemakers and Woodshop Homemakers clubs held morning meetings with breakfast demonstrations led by nutrition leaders. Fifteen members plus visitors joined discussions on health, rug making, and a planned Harpers Ferry trip for the 30th club anniversary. October meetings were scheduled. funds were donated to Victor Cullen Hospital for Christmas gifts.
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Jefferson Club
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Foods and Nutrition Committee
Edgar Thomas
Calvin Rice
Abraham Hemp
Keefer Crampton
Jefferson
Mayme
California
Luther Remsburg
Victor Cullen Hospital
Elmer Guyton
Love Is Interndt
Itvily Stone
Wiss. Remsburg
Dinah
Francis “Morrison
Liamsville
Lemuel Breckenridge
Sjamsville
Marie Miller
Breckenridge
Walker Roop
Harry Swomley
Walter England
Conare Hargett
Harpers Ferry
England
Delbert Piper
Samuel Hollingsworth
Joseph Lerner
Oscar Summers
Woodsbors Club
Elmer Mensell
Ira Caldwell Jr
Woodshoro Homemakers Club
Galbert Mills
Elmer Highhouse
Mary Flanagan
Highhouse
Carroll Wickless
William Farra
Melvin Anders
Mills
Tra
Last Excursion Saturday To Cambridge Cruise
The South End Civic Association runs its final all‑day steamer cruise to Cambridge on Saturday. Buses depart 7 a.m. from the B and Q freight station and return about 11 p.m. Reservations remain. tickets available from Harvey A Harrington Jr. or at the B&O freight station Saturday morning.
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South End
Civic Association
Cambridge
Harvey A. Harrington Jr
Fleming Avenue
DRAFTEES AND VETERANS GUIDE FOR RESERVISTS
A wartime readers note column answering questions on Navy records for veterans, Reserve law changes, alimony, immigration for a Korean wife, medical discharge and VA disability. It cites examples from Mrs G C of Tiverton and others, with guidance on eligibility and procedures.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Army
Veterans Administration
Briggs submits low bid for University of Maryland president home
The Briggs Construction Co Inc of Bethesda submitted the apparent low bid of 865,430 to build a new home for Dr. Wilson H Elkins the president of the University of Maryland in Baltimore on September 15.
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Baltimore
Briggs Construction Co., Inc
Bethesda
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Hagerstown Fair Marks Anniversary
Hagerstown, September 15. The Hagerstown Fair opens September 19 to 24 and marks its 100th anniversary with expectations of a large turnout. The poultry department added space for over 2,000 birds while 4 H and Future Farmers entries exceed 2,200. More than 200 farm animals compete in combined 4-H and FFA events. The Agricultural and Mechanical Association of Washington County operates the fair along with the annual race meeting at the Hagerstown Fairgrounds.
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Hagerstown
Poultry Department
Future Farmers of America
The
Agricultural and Mechanical Asan
Washington County
Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Democratic dinner speech blasts President and underworld ties
Snyder attacked the President at a Democratic dinner, claiming an underworld opposition to the Republican party in various elections. When pressed for elaboration, he shot back at a reporter asking for clarification, referencing Frank Costello.
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Snyder
Frank Costello
GOP
Denver
White House
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
George M
Pennsylvania
Weber named executive officer of state police
Maj William H Weber, field commander at the Maryland State Police in Pikesville, was named executive officer by State Police Superintendent Elmer F Munshower. The title field commander is abolished and Weber will add administrative duties while continuing field commander tasks.
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Urbana
Methodist Church
William C. Harpold
Raymond Day
Monrovia
Urbana Circuit
Harry Denman
Board of Evangelism
The
Denman
America
W. MW
Weber Pikesville
Elmer F. Munshower
William H. Weber
Weber
Munshower
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