Europe Expects 600000 Tourists From U S This Year
A Dawson report for the European Travel Commission estimates 600000 American tourists may visit Europe this year. New York supplies a quarter of travelers, with California and Texas also contributing. Americans are expected to spend about 315 million dollars on travel, 140 million in shops, and 280 million on hotels and transport, with most visiting four countries.
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Europe
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European Travel Commission
California
Texas
Ren Wate
France
Ialy
United Kingdom
Germany
Fairchild Scholarships Named for Two Local Students
Virginia Drake of Williamsport and Paul Bohn of Hagerstown won Fairchild Aircraft Division four year college scholarships. Drake will study natural sciences likely at Western Maryland College, while Bohn weighs Carnegie Institute of Technology or Rensselaer Polytechnic. Both plan to enter college this fall and pursue engineering or liberal arts paths as guided by their high school records and college board scores.
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Williamsport High School
Paul Bubn
North Hagerstown High School
Williamsport High
North Hagerstown
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Phil Hart
Virginia G. Drake
Tom Drake
West Potomac Street
Williamsport
Paul Bohn
Jack Jones
Rauter
Hagerstown
Bohn
Miss Drake
QO. A. Berthiaume
Fairchild
Maryland
Western Maryland College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Instit ‘Tute
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
University of Maryland
William Brish
Washington County
Fred Wright
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Harr
Bobn
Hart
Port Authority N Baltimore Publishes New Sailing List
The Maryland Port Authority issues a monthly Sailing List and Directory of Steamship Loading Terminals to attract maritime business. The edition covers about 300 sailings monthly to global ports via 92 steamship lines and shows standard loading terminals used by the lines. The publication was created at inland shippers and forwarders' suggestion to replace frequent terminal directory revisions.
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Baltimore
Maryland Port Authority
Lehigh ROTC honors Geesey for scholastic military excellence
Roger A. Geesey of 15 Marbern Road won two college honors at Lehigh University Bethlehem. He received the Presidents award for scholastic excellence and military achievement and also the Republic Aviation Award for the best paper on power from the viewpoint of projecting ideas. The publication notes his standing among twelve students honored.
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Roger A. Geesey
Marbern Road
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Geesey
Republic Aviation Award
Republic Aircraft Corp
No Successor To Dr. Brewer
Dr David Brewer of Clear Spring attended the regular Board of Education meeting as his six year term expires this month. No successor has been announced by Governor McKeldin. Brewer remains a member until a new appointee is named and a reorganizational meeting will follow. President John Baer presided.
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Cleara Spring
Board of Education
McKeldin
Brewer
John Baer
Dr. Brewer
Downey To Talk To Republicans At Boonsboro Meeting
State Senator Charles Downey will address the Pleasant Valley Republican Club at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Clopper Michael Post American Legion Home Boonsboro. He will review actions by the Maryland Legislature this year and refreshments will follow. President Arthur Haines invites the public.
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Charles Downey
Pleasant Valley Republican Club
Clopper- Michael Post American Legion
Boonsboro
Downey
Maryland
Arthur Haines
Navy Officer Talks To FTA In Armed Forces Week Event
An officer from the U S Navy spoke at Boonsboro High School during Armed Forces Week about implications for educators amid uncertain military service. The session featured slides on Naval aviation and a campus lunch with Principal Dr S Willard Newton and staff. Officers discussed plans for a May 31 business session and a May 15 splash party, with nominating committee members announced.
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United States Navy
Gardner
Teachers of America Club
Boonsboro
John €. Bowers
ADC
Navy
Hagerstown
Chief Bowers
Sara A. Zimmerman
Richard L. Harma
Naval Aviation
Selen N. Beckenbaugh
Willard Newton
Patricia A. Lakin
Jeanna F. Higdon
Connie E. Coulter
Earl E. Smith Jr
John 3. Ferdian, Jr
FTA
Patricia A. Takin
Earle B. Smith, Jr
James T. Thompson
Bernard L. Moser
Lawrence L. Hoffman
Invited speaker outlines 1644 education topic at revival event
The program lists Priscilla Abram Lineal and Cosens as officers with obadiah Holmes noted as founder of the Second Baptist Society in America. A guest speaker is billed to discuss automation and its impact on American education in 1644 at Middletown BR. The Rev Holmes grave is mentioned as a point of reference.
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Cosens
Mie New Y
Obadiah Holmes
Beiecond Baptist Society
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Ferdian
Holmes
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Middletown
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