Frederic County Teachers Plan Sept. Conference Theme
The Seventh Annual Frederck County Teachers Conference scheduled for September 29 at West Frederick Junior High will focus on Research Directed for Improvement. Noted educators from Columbia University and National Education Association will discuss teaching media and team teaching.
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Frederck County
West Frederick Junior High School
William Brish
Washington County
Phil C. Lange
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Ira Singer
New York University
Charles Bish
National Education Association
Goodwin Watson
Department of Psychological Foundations and
Carl C. Byers
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Mich
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Quentin L. Earhart
Earhart
Ralph M. Sharpe
Cal
Lowie F. Thompson
Elmer K Chandlee
Thurmont High School
Barbara W. Batdorf
Parkway
Chandlee
Sterling W. Edwards
West Frederick
Mildred H. Elliott
Emmitsburg
Warren R. Evans
Carlotta Hays
Middletown
Alice M. Love
Hattie M. Mainhart
Walkersville
Mary E. Nicholson
New Midway
Helen Y. Reed
Frederick High
Jack L. Roach
Urbana
Alice L. Robinson
George M. Seaton
Elm Street
Mary Jane Stokes
Richard E. Summers
William C. Tomlinson
Singanore High
Cornelius H. Turns
Lincoln School
Maryland School for the Deaf Opens With 207 Students
Maryland School for the Deaf reports a record enrollment of 207 for the new academic year. Ninety seven students occupy the new primary building while 112 secondary students use the upgraded facilities. New faculty additions include Mildred Hartwell, One Howell, and Frank Bryan.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Mildred E Hartwell
Oxford
One R. Howell
Charlotte
N. C
Frank R Bryan
Florida
Byran
Frederick High School wins dairy cattle contest local event
Frederick High School won the dairy cattle judging contest with 30 county agricultural students competing. Kenneth Cook was top individual scorer and Frederick had several top finishers including Wayne Reeder and Tommy Clay. Holsteins were judged at Russell Wachter farm New Midway and Guernseys at Donald Garst farm near Libertytown.
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Frederick High
Kenneth Cook
Thurmont
Middletown
Frederick
Walkersville
Wayne Wachier
Walkersville High
Donald McGolerick
Wayne Reeder
Tommy Clay
Russell Wachter
New Midway
Donald Garst
Labertytown
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will run about four to five degrees above normal with warmer conditions on Thursday and Friday and a return to warmth into early next week. Normal highs near 72 to 78 and lows around 55 to 60, cooler 40s in the mountains. Rain from Thursday through Monday will total roughly 0.1 to 0.5 inch.
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Associated Press
Market Mixed in Early New York Trading
The market steadied with a mixed price pattern in slow trading this afternoon as investors watched early price movements and waited for clearer direction from oncoming data and corporate results.
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New York
County Bonds Add 25 Million To Frederick Treasury
Frederick County will gain at least 25 million dollars as the school bond issue is delivered in Baltimore. Clerk Ann McNeal will sign 2 500 bonds in 1 000 denominations and the 3.289 percent bid by Alex Brown and Sons was accepted. Funds will finance new schools and general improvements.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Ann McNeal
Goodloe E. Byron
McNeal
Alex Brown and Sons
A.B. Collinus and Son
Guilty Of 19th Auto Violation In Maryland Court
A 34 year old man Leo C Jackson of Lincoln Apartments was convicted in Magistrate court of driving on a revoked license for the 19th time and of failing to appear in court for the fifth time. He was arrested September 12 on Route 144 near Ridgeville by Trooper Top E Barnes. Jackson has prior drunken driving and fictitious license convictions. He was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction in lieu of a 200 dollar fine for revocation and 10 days in jail for failing to appear.
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Leo C. Jackson
Lincoln Apts
Top E. Barnes
Route 144
Ridgeville
Topper Barnes
Jackson
Stanley Y. Bennett
House of Correction
Frederck
Freedman
Eyler
Walkersville
Lorraine F. Gartrell
Walkersille
Jackie Forsythe
Emmitsburg
Mear
W. Dewees
RFD
Thurmont
Dewees
Lana
A. D Hasenbubler
Arthur G. Page
Detroit
Page
Paul W. Mossburg
Frederick
Hurricane Esther Bypasses Frederick County Weather Report
The storm known as Hurricane Esther is predicted to miss Frederick County with light winds and little rain. Eastern Shore of Maryland will see stronger effects as Esther stays about 60 miles offshore and moves north toward the coast by evening. Temperatures near 70 rising to near 80 by Thursday with clearing skies and no hurricane impact expected locally.
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Esther
Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras, N
Washington
New Jersey
Ward
Callup is good for self respect says psychiatrist
Baltimore AP reports Capt Carroll A. Weinberg a 33 year old psychiatric resident at University Hospital commands the activated 531st Medical Detachment Psychiatric unit one of five Maryland reserve groups called to duty Tuesday He frames mobilization for the Berlin crisis as a means to restore national self respect citing rights to worship read and resist oppression and urging Americans to draw a line against tyranny.
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Baltimore
Berlin
United States
Carroll A. Weinberg
Unversity Hospital
531St
Maryland
Weinberg
Reds clear out Berlin jump area
Communist authorities moved trucks and armored cars to clear border apartments in East Berlin where residents leapt from windows or slid down ropes to West Berlin. Nine jumps were reported Tuesday night along the 25 mile border as ground floor doors were bricked shut while upper floors remained open. White armband crews appeared to indicate a special unit. Escapes have been a Berlin feature since the border closed in September.
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Berlin
String Band To Perform At Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society prepares for the Frederick Fair opening next Tuesday with a record livestock showing and improved grounds. Grandstand features include the John F Fralinger String Band and Johnny Woods plus other acts, while the midway is run by Amusements of America. Governor's Day Farmers Day and Children Days mark schedules with trotting races and special passes for kids.
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Frederick
John F. Fralinger
Johnny Woods
Manhattan Rockets
Janet
Rudynoff
Linares
Amusements of America
Jack Kochmann
Frank N. Stauffer
Music and
Alvey
GS. Young
A. Iain Renn
Norman Hunter
Clyde W. Smith
Dale Ferrow
County Farm Bureau
County Granges
West South Street May Be Reopened
West South street may reopen to traffic next week if weather cooperates, said City Engineer Robert A Whiteford. The closure began in mid July for pipe work on the Carrollton Maple son storm drain. Rock formations and old trolley crossties slowed progress. Ambulance Call The United ambulance transported a hotel guest to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a nosebleed.
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West South Street
Robert A Whiteford
Carrollton-Mapleson
Northeast Braces For Hurricane Esther Storm Hits Atlantic Coast
New York area and Northeastern cities brace for Hurricane Esther as 33-foot waves and high winds pummel the coast. Officials urge prep with shelters set, flights redirected, and advisories issued across New York New Jersey Connecticut and surrounding states.
Sessions Set For School Budget Meetings
The Board of Education schedules five work sessions starting September 25 at 8 pm to draft the 1962 budget. Sessions occur each Monday through October 23 at the school board offices on East Church Street with staff and board members present.
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Board of Education
School Board
East Church Street
Ex Circuit Judge Addresses Bar on Potomac River Compact
William McWilliams former Circuit Court Judge of Anne Arundel County spoke to about 25 Frederick County Bar Association members at the V F W Country Club. He chaired the Potomac River Compact Commission and is the immediate past president of the Maryland Bar Association.
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Frederick County Bar Association
William McWilliams
Anne Arundel County
Bar Association
V.F.W. Country Club
McWilliams
Potomac River Compact Commission
Maryland Bar Association
Esther Near Maryland Coast As Evacuations Expand
Hurricane Esther shifts northward at about 14 mph, easing danger for coastal Maryland and New Jersey. Evacuations mount along Maryland shores with 1000 refugees moved from Smith and Tangier islands. Maryland National Guard Civil Defense and Red Cross coordinate shelters as schools close and port crews brace for high tides and possible flooding.
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Associated Press
Esther
Maryland
North Carolina
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Smith and Tangier
Coast Guard
Crisheld
Somerset County
Salisbury
Ocean City
Atlantic Ocean
Red Cross
The
Armed Services
Maryland National Guard
Easton
Wicomico
Somerset
Dorchester
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Tidewater
Berlin
Birds Yankees to Play Baltimore In Night Game
AP reports Hurricane Esther threatened to postpone Roger Maris home run record chase as rain lashed the area. By noon the storm eased and forecasts called for only occasional showers with winds dropping, allowing the 8 p.m. EDT contest between the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles to proceed.
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BIRDS
Baltimore
Esther
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Esther Changes Course as Esther Threat Moves North
Hurricane Esther shifted from North Carolina toward the north easing threat to Virginia. At 9 a.m. EST the Weather Bureau in Norfolk said threat of hurricane winds to Virginia was very slight while gale warnings continued north to Massachusetts. Coastal tides rose four to six feet in North Carolina with damage on the Outer Banks where residents sought shelter in Buxton School.
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Norfolk
Esther
North Carolina
Virginia
U.S
Virgina
Seaboard
Hatteras
N.C
Virginia Capes
Virginia Coast
Washington
Cape
Massachusetts
Long Island
Washington Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Sheriff's Office
Buxton
GM UAW Reach Three Year Agreement on Hourly Contract
General Motors and the United Auto Workers union reach a three year contract covering GM's 350000 hourly workers. Settlement follows a 27 hour bargaining session as production resumes at some plants and full production is expected by early next week.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
National General Motors Council
UAW
News meet canceled as Kennedy delays UN address
President Kennedy canceled his scheduled news conference citing uncertainty about when he will address the United Nations General Assembly. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said a Thursday appearance was possible but that Friday Monday or Tuesday seemed more likely for any speech.
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News Meet
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
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Ndeola
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Northern
Rhodesia
United Ambulance
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carola
Connecticut
Robert F. Wagner
Texas
New England
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Lockbourne Air Force
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Rhode Island
Coast of Virginia
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