Hagerstown Notes on Education, Traffic and Local Issues
The column reports two students plan evening study at Hagerstown Junior College and three receive scholarships to Shepherd College Franklin and Marshall Juniata. local Zonta supports Frances Churchill at the University of Maryland. It notes adoption case counts, a new tape recorder for County Agent records, and a variety of community items from band performances to potato pricing and weather lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Junior College
Keith L. Jess
Shepherd College
Robert Jacobs
Franklin and Marshall
Paul Gingrich
Juniata
Frances Churchill
Diversity of Maryland
Zonta Club
Towson State Teachers College
University of Maryland and Franklin and Marshall
University of Chicago
Western Maryland
George Washington
American University
Georgia Technical Institute
Mark Miller
Board of County Commissioners
Hagerstown High School
City Park
Archool
Santa Claus
Washington
Lions
Rotary Chins
Muriners
Douglas Danfelt
And
Hagera
NLRB Orders Victor Products to Reinstate 18 Workers
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Victor Products Corp of Hagerstown Maryland to stop discouraging union membership and to offer immediate reinstatement to 18 workers fired during a 1950 strike. The board upheld dismissal of 13 others and dismissed a union complaint alleging bad faith bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Victor Products Corp
Hagerstown
Wanon
CIO United Alutomobile
Steamieyes
NLRB
J. Lawson Burner
Robert S. Desmond
Harry D. Hammond
Charles EB. Hardy
Edward M. Miller
Paul D. Miller
Gardner L. Myers
Daniel W. Phillips
Edgar Rhee
Albert W. Row
Daniel C. Shank
Insects Subject For New 4-H Program In Maryland County
Washington County 4-H plans a new entomology program for youths. Participants will study 100 common Maryland insects, preserve and classify specimens, and learn insect life cycles, insecticide effects, and crop protection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Maryland
Roscoe Brown
Font Tl Youtha
Judge Crossley Adopts County Truancy Prevention Policy
Judge Evan Crossley unveiled a countywide policy to address truancy and incorrigibility by holding parents and children in separate school groups for education and discussion. The program, tested in two schools, aims to prevent trouble before court action and use warnings as evidence if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Juvenile Court
Evan Crossley
Crossley
Jrudge Crowley
Coourt
Foourt
Chase
Eliuilien
Simlar
Board of Hitler
Redhool
Otter
Parante
Dud Hin
Gowran Fe
jRubdanen
Board of Education
Juvenie
Cottet
Mnat Uney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchante
Potomac- Edison Company
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Fishland Gane Commission
Commission
Hancock
York
Stayman
Hancock Area
Hall
Hacerstown
Federal Housing Administration
Williams
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Rentz
Roce Fanciera Tall
J. Guy Weagley
Marty E. Baker
Baker
Cavetown
George B. Oswald
Edward Oswald
Weartey
Grimes
Spielman's
Norfolk & Western
William Henry Grimes
W. Milton Reichard
Fairplay
Sharpsburg
Williamsport
Boonsboro
United States
Piedmont Plateau
Chesapeake Bay
Knatat
Ocean City
Annapolie
Leister Coal Co
Westee Street
Motorola
RCA
Zenith
Westinghouse
Emerson
Bendix
Dietrich
Mougansville, Md
Argonne National Laboratory
Windis
Blaine Verson
Billings Flospital
Chicago
I. Tor
Peter A. Morris
Louis Kollman
Aaratt Sk Virich
Victor Products
Fife
Hardimore and Ohio
Ernest J. Stine
Brice
Woodrine
Harold ON. Aycoth
J. Bkitner
Len Reber
R. C. Douglas
Charles W. Fraley
Marvin Gay
Gourel J. Griffith
Ray Holand
Jesse A. Ingram
Ahr T. Ingram
Chester (. Jones
James K. Kiine
Thomas A. Kunkleman
George A. Kyne
Oliver W. Mowen
David A. Myers
Joseph P. Rogers
Samuel Rowland
Eliza Ibeth
Peters
William A. Magee
Grand Army of the Republic
Salner
van Nuys
Calif
U.S
Magee
Stanley
Tatemey Fyre
Coffman Lumber CO
PFMA
Coolair
Danzer Metal Works
North Prospect St
Lee St
Jones
Summit Ave
Market St
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