Dartmouth Receives 609000 Grant for Cancer Research Professorship
The American Cancer Society awards Dartmouth College a $609,000 grant to create the New Hampshire Division American Cancer Society Professor of Biochemistry at Dartmouth Medical School. Dr. Melvin V. Simpson, 41, will assume the post Sept. 1 and directs research on cell protein synthesis and organelle roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Dr. Simpson
New York
U.S. Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Washington
D.C
George Washington University
University of California
Tufts Medical School
U.S. Public Health Service
Department of Biological Chemistry
Washington University
St. Louis
Carl Cori
Simp
Son
Yale University School of Medicine
National Science Foundation
Roy Markham
Virus Research Unit
Agricultural Research Council
Cambridge
England
Yale
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Teaching Career Month Aimed At Young Talent
The fifth nationwide Teaching Career Month runs April 1 to promote excellence in teaching. NEA leads efforts to recruit, train, and retain future teachers with state proclamations, school programs, and public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Educational Association
PTA
Kiwanis International
NEA
Department of Classroom Teachers
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Student Nea
Future Teachers of America
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Division of Press and Radio Relations and Publications Division
New York Center Director Visits Bennington College
Miss Jean Dalimple director of New York City Center of Music and Drama visited Bennington College as part of the Career Information Program for students. She spoke with freshman language and literature classes and philosophy and drama production sections. About 30 students met her to discuss career paths in music and drama administration. She attended a reception with her husband Major General Philp DeWitt Ginder hosted by President and Mrs. William C. Fels. The program's prior participants were Mrs. Martha Waldstein and Miss Ann Wood. a fourth guest Mrs. Dorothy de Santilland is slated for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Dalimple
New York
City Center of Music and Drama
Bennington College
Pricilla A. Karb
Miss Dalimpe
Stanley Hyman
Ann Schlabach
Manuel Duque
Dalrymple
Philp DeWitt Ginder
William C. Fels
Karb
Martha Waldstein
Simmons College School of Social Work
Ann Wood
Northeast Airlines
Dorothy de Santilland
Houghton-Mifflin Co
Boston
Dartmouth Mass School Janitor Murder Victim
Dist. Atty. Edmund Dinis called the killing of Joseph T. Travers a definite homicide after his body was found in brush beside a road six miles from Earle school in Dartmouth. Four bullets were fired into his head at close range. Travers left $107 in his pockets and his car was found nearby amid questions of motive and a fishing trip statement by Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Mass
Edmund Dinis
Joseph T. Travers
Westport School
Travers
Earle
Dinis
Slade’s Corner Road
Russell Thibault
Westport
Thibault
Joseph Machado
Steam Locomotives Fade as Diesels Dominate Rails
Washington report notes steam locomotives survive mainly in museums with over 450 on display nationwide. Fewer than 100 remain in active service on major railways as diesel power becomes standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
United States
Weather forecasts spark public frustration over inaccuracy
In New York, critics complain weather reports mislead and overstate forecasts. Viewers tire of detailed maps and high/low discussions while flights and outdoor plans suffer. A travel agency chief condemns dramatic forecasts as misleading and urges reporters to state current conditions and avoid future predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Dr Hennessey to Marry Nurse Martha Hale
Hollywood AP reports Doctor Hennessey will marry nurse Martha Hale. Producer director actor Jackie Cooper explains viewers asked for the union and the show will add a new domestic dimension without becoming a pure family series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hennessey
Martha Hale
Hollywood
Hennesey
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
Dr. Hennesey
Ben Casey
Dr. Kildare
Cooper
Double Trouble Socks Vanish From Navy Yard Line
Millington Tennessee AP John C Howard reports his dog eats socks from his clothesline and takes alternating socks. Despite applying dog repellents and cayenne pepper the dog continues its habit. Howard, an educational adviser at Naval Air Station Millington, notes Admirals frown on foot scratching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Naval Air Station
Former Italian King’s Chef Remembers Long Hours and Dinners
Carlo Marchesi, ex chef to King Victor Emmanuel III, recalls 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. work weeks and lavish royal feasts. He describes meals for royalty in Rome and later kitchens, now leading Barbetta in New York and offering Piemonte dishes such as spaghetti al Amatriciani, bolliti misti, fonduta con tartufi, and bagna cauda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Carlo Marchesi
Marchesi
Victor Emmanuel III
Italy
Milan
Italian General Returned From North Afica
Barbetta
Piemonte
Prince of Wales
Duke of Windsor
Rome
Teen Age Barn marks 14th year in Schenectady telecast
Schenectady N Y viewers will see nearly all Teen Age Barn alumni from its first year as the program marks its 14th anniversary on WRGB Channel 6. The hour long show 7 30 to 8 30 p m features more than 35 alumni with clips and updates on their varied careers including show business teaching and law. John Carangeloo of Gloversville is the only member still appearing on the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
WRGB
Channel 6
Tommy Sternfeld
Teen Age Barn
Barn
Buzz Halliday
Sternfeld
Jeanette Liedband
South America
Beverly Bunce
Brooklyn
Joyce McGuire
Hornell
N.Y
Louis Palmer
Utica
Bobby Roche
Albany
Bennett Thomson
Palm Beach
Fla
Arlene Fontana
Amsterdam
Las Vegas
John Carangeloo
Gloversville
Barn Gang
Astronauts Reject Free Houston Homes Offer
NASA announced seven astronauts declined $24,000 Houston homes and furnishings offered by the Houston Home Builders Association. Lawyer C. Leo DeOrsey advised the decision after higherups and the White House raised concerns about potential perception. The group’s spokesman Lt. Col. John A. Powers noted the stance was to avoid misunderstanding of motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
John A
Shorty) Powers
C. Leo DeOrsey
DeOrsey
Houston
Manned Space Flight Center
White House
Pentagon
NASA
St Louis Cardinals share name in two major leagues
St Louis hosts two National League and National football teams both called the Cardinals. The baseball club is nicknamed The Redbirds while the football squad is known as The Big Red. This unique arrangement marks the city as home to two major teams with identical names but distinct monikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cardinals
Redbirds
Big Red
Ear for Satellites Major Advance in Global TV
In Andover Maine scientists demonstrated a satellite link by sending short wave signals across a mountain valley to a landbound horn antenna. The test, using a 340 ton facility, aimed to perfect reception of faint signals from orbiting satellites for global television and communications via Telstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mountain
Andover
Maine
Telstar
Cape Canaveral
Bell Telephone Space Station
North America
Europe
Earth
Self-Employed Tax Notice From Burlington IRS
Fulton D. Fields, director of Internal Revenue for the Burlington District, reminds self-employed individuals who earned $400 or more in 1961 to file a federal income tax return and pay self-employment tax. Farmers have special rules in Pub 225. Publications 5047 and 225 available by phone or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton D. Fields
Internal Revenue
Burlington District
University
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Building
Burlington, Vt
Fields
Internal Revenue Office
Former Queen To Help Choose 62 Miss Vermont
Mrs. Sandra Sinclair Smith former Miss Vermont 1959 will advise the 1962 Miss Vermont pageant. She will help select entrants, oversee competition segments, and the reigning queen will represent Vermont at Miss America in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Burlington
Sandra (Sinclair) Smith
Smith
Pepsi Cola Foundation
Philco
Oldsmobile
Green Mountain State
Sandra Smith
Church Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Center
Bennington
Cynthia Lowry
Bob Thomas
Double Trouble
By Jeanne Lesem
United Press International
Cosmopolitan Cook
Texas
Glenn
John H. Glenn Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Ot. Louis
Eton
Drysdale’s
PLAID
Don Guy
Global TV Advance
Memorial Auditorium
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!