Students Elect Governors At Annapolis Government Program
Annapolis June 29 AP Most high school students in a government course sponsor ship by the American Legion gathered at St Johns College for talent night. Tomorrow they will elect a governor and attorney general among boys and choose two U.S. Senators for girls nation. The top leaders include Philip L Walbert 17 as governor and Virginia Kuhit among the girls chosen for Washington.
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Annapolis
American Legion
St. Jatn‘s College
Carvel Hall
Philip L. Walbert
George L
Karle P. Poorbaugh
Girls Nation
Boys Nation
Washington
Virginia Kuhit
Local Girls Win Mock Government Roles in Debate
Taneytown and Joan Chambers of Hagerstown vie as governors and attorneys general in a playful local election. Jean Douglas of Frederick becomes attorney general while Maury Terrell of Elkton serves as comptroller. The debate on women presidents ends with the affirmative side victorious as the girl governor argues women are more intelligent than men.
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Taneytown
Joan Chambers
Hageratown
Virginia
Ee R. G. Gordon
Waynesboro
Joan
U. S
J.B. Chambers
Maryland
Jean Douglas
Frederick
Maury Terrell
Elkton
Contest for Flag Attracts Numerous Entries
The Herald-Mall reports heavy participation as Hays Inc displays pennies in its window for a Independence Day flag prize. Entrants estimate the total pennies, sign their name and address on entry blanks, and drop them in a receptacle or mail them. The contest runs until next Tuesday with judges selecting the closest estimate to the actual penny count. An electric outlet cover noted for child safety accompanies the item.
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Herald-Mall “Company
Grizae. Hays, Inc
Hays, Inc
Competiton
Citywide Phone Walkout Shrugs Off Union Meetings
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports a two hour walkout by Western Maryland employees from the plant and commercial departments starting at 2 p.m. Switchboard staff remained on duty. The action echoes a Baltimore dispute as workers press for a new contract with Communication Workers of America CIO.
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Chasapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore
Telephone Company
Commercial Department
Maryland
Communication Workers of America, Cio
Flag display urged for West End residents on July Fourth
Councilman Jack Hellane urged West End residents to display the American flag prominently outside their homes next Wednesday July 4. He noted the call amid reports of a union offer ranging from ten percent upward for various employees.
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West End
Jack Hellane
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