Charles M Brown Graduates From Maryland College
Charles M Brown son of Mr and Mrs William H Brown of 648 N Loudoun St earned a B S in business education from Maryland State College Division of the University of Maryland at Princess Anne He co authored The Application of Mathematical Statistics to the Stock Market with Dr W W Stone published in The Financial Chronicle February 5 1959 He served as MSC Business Club president and editor in chief of The Ledger He plans to teach at the high school level.
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Charles M. Brown
William H. Brown
N. Loudoun St
Maryland State College
University of Maryland At
Princess Anne
Douglas High School
Brown
W. W. Stone
the Ree and Financial Chron
Garnett High School
Chestertown
MSC Business Club
Parents dominate some Turners Falls science fairs
A Turners Falls high school teacher argues that many high school science fair displays are created by parents rather than students. Charles Galvin told officials that fairs are overrated and function as publicity gimmicks for schools towns and newspapers. He said some exhibits surpass high school capacity and seem largely parent driven.
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Turners Falls
Mass
Charles Galvin
Daily attendant and other clues
A concise clue set enumerates four letter answers with cross references. Assam and German river appear as hint words while unseen entries yield synonyms for artless and saucy and a word meaning tricked.
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Assam
Artless
German River
Tricked
Saucy
Film Industry Plans Museum in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports the film industry backs a Hollywood Museum on 4% acre site opposite the Hollywood Bowl. Led by Sol Lesser, plans include a movie stage with live filming, a TV stage, library and graduate school, prop and costume exhibits, a wax works, and a film signatory collection. Construction to cost four million dollars and take two years.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
Sol Lesser
California
Ganpoeiee
Mack Sennett
Lesser
Honest DUI suspect boasts six beers and four vodkas
Tucson police stopped a man for drunken driving and, when asked how much he had to drink, he admitted he had six bottles of beer and four glasses of vodka, declining to lie about his intake.
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Tucson
Ariz
National Park Service Seeks Blue Ridge Parkway Concession Bid
The National Park Service invites bids to operate and upgrade visitor facilities along the 260 mile Blue Ridge Parkway from Roanoke Virginia to Asheville North Carolina. The winner must provide lodging meals fuel stations and grocery services and buy existing facilities from National Park Concessions Inc. Offers due to Blue Ridge Parkway Superintendent in Roanoke by August 15.
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Washington
National Park Service
Blue Ridge Parkway
Roanoke
Asheville
N. C
Conrad L. Wirth
Park Service
National Park Concessions Inc
Flood floods caused 834 US deaths in last decade
Over the past ten years floods have killed 834 people across the United States. The toll reflects widespread flood events and impacts in multiple states over the period.
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United States
Western Union Reaches Accord With Employes
Washington AP Western Union reached a contract with the Commercial Telegraph Union after the old pact expired. A strike was avoided as E L Hageman said signing should occur Thursday once paperwork is completed. The agreement provides most workers a ten cent hourly raise from June 1 and a five cent raise from January 1.
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Washington
Western Union
Telegra Union
E.L. Hageman
CTU
Hageman
Eman
U.S. Strawberry Acreage and Crop Value Report
The United States holds about 180000 acres of strawberries with an annual crop value around 35 million dollars.
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United States
Polar bear Marsha collapses at Fleishhacker Zoo
In San Francisco AP report, 15 year old polar bear Marsha collapsed Tuesday from an apparent heart attack at Fleishhacker Zoo. Zoo director Carey Baldwin sprayed her with a fire hose, she revived briefly then returned to her den. She will be put on a strict diet.
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San Francisco
Marsha
Fleishhacker Zoo
Zoo
Carey Baldwin
Baldwin
Singer Sands Heads to Air Force Basic Training
Singer Tommy Sands, 22, arrived in San Antonio for Air Force basic training, reporting his haircut is unusually short. After eight weeks of basic training, he will serve 52 years in an Air Force Reserve unit in the Los Angeles area.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tommy Sands
Air Force
Sands
Air Force Reserve
Los Angeles
Installment Plan Aims at Mundell Church Fund Drive
Union Chapel Church in Mundell offers an installment plan slogan from the fur trapping trade, dating to England in the 1600s, as a printed offering suggestion for local fundraising.
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Rogers, Ark
Union Chapel
Mundell
England
Town Gives Jail Away in Pratt West Virginia
Pratt population 600 has donated its wooden jail after no prisoners since Mayor William H. Vaughan was elected last year. Vaughan also serves as police court judge and says the town decided to get rid of the structure.
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Charleston
W.va
Pratt
Here
William H. Vaughan
Rescue rush saves Gloria Tatro after car wreck
Gloria Tatro, 33, of Santa Cruz, was rescued Tuesday night after her car was struck. Firefighters pried her from the wreckage and she was taken to a hospital with cuts and possible concussion.
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San Francisco
Gloria Tatro
Santa Cruz
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Charles Brown
Maryland
Mr. Brown
Tae Ee
Practical Nurses Training
Evening Star
Winchester
Mabe
Ross
Luzon
Turke
Film Industry Plans Museum
Singer
Lucerne
Ats. Qc
Ats
S. Loudoun St
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