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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1964

Page

7

Sensenbaugh Hints at Longer School Days in Maryland

Maryland schools may see a longer year or day, said Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh during a TV interview. He noted the U S has 180 days and suggested a 8 am to 5 pm day, but left scheduling to local systems. He predicted federal aid may require full student choice and cited progress in school integration with 3200 more Negro students in integrated schools and 32 percent of Black pupils in Maryland in integrated settings. Garrett County reportedly has no Black children.

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Eagles Auxiliary Holds Fall Meeting and Plans

Members of Eagles Auxiliary No. 1067 held a fall meeting at Mrs. Rachel Nash home with co hosts Mrs. Julia Blumenauer and Mrs. Marie Hartman. Eleven attendees were present. plans were made for a dinner at Dan Dee Restaurant.

Eagles Rachel Nash Gas House Pike Julia Blumenauer Marie Hartman Blumenauer Bessie Mercer Bers Dan Dee Frederick Neva Dronburg Mildred Shafer Roberta Hopkins Mercer Carmen Simpson Elizabeth Green

Democrats Plan Whistle-Stop Run To Cumberland

Democrats hire a train for an Oct 17 whistle-stop trip from Baltimore to Cumberland and back. On board are Rep. Carlton Sickles Joseph D. Tydings candidate for Senate Rep. Clarence Long and two other congressional hopefuls Royce Hanson and Hervey Machen. Reserved seats total 254 for the trip. Syria was once the bread basket of the Roman Empire.

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