Bijur Sues Alemite over Trade Secrets and Antitrust
Bijur Lubricating Corp of Rochdale Park New Jersey files in U S District Court Southern District of New York a suit against Alemite Division Stewart Warner Corp alleging unfair competition antitrust violations and misappropriation of trade secrets in central lubricating systems. Three former Bijur employees are named as conspirators. Spokesmen declined comment. Franconia College to open in fall 1963 in Franconia New Hampshire with president Robert A Ellsworth. initial enrollment 60, long range plan 400 and facilities budget 5 million. Ellsworth noted for extensive academic work and public service. college aims to teach students to teach themselves through independent study.
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Bijur Lubricating Corp
Rochelle Park
N.J
U. S. District Court
Southern District of
Alemite
Bijur
New England
Franconia College
Franconia
N. H
Robert A. Ellsworth
Vermont State College
Dow Academy
Prof
Ellsworth
New York University
Columbia
Stanford
Board of Economic Welfare
Washington
Navy
Princeton University
Vermont State Teachers College
Johnson
Morrisville
South America
Europe
Far East
Russia
Colombia
New Franconia College
Philip D. Robertson
Library Friends Hear Broadcaster at Mt Anthony Club
Friends of the Library held a lunch at Mt Anthony Country Club where Miss Martha Brooks of WGY Schenectady spoke without a script. She described broadcasting since 1932, stressed selflessness and self discipline, and noted interviews with stars like Sir Cedric Hardwicke Gloria Swanson Billy Burke Rudy Vallee and others.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Frederick Burt
Stephen C. Greene
Second Congregational Church
Martha Brooks
WGY
Schenectady
N.Y
William H. Wills
Cedric Hardwicke
Gloria Swanson
Billy Burke
Rudy Vallee
Miss Brooks
Bisbee Man Drives 200 Mile Round Trip for UA Degree
Sobha Cass Nelson, 37, of Bisbee, worked 40 hours weekly at a Bisbee copper mine and made a 200 mile daily round trip to Tucson for classes. He averaged four hours sleep on school days and logged 80,000 miles using about 5,000 gallons of gasoline over two years to complete college work.
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Bisbee, Ariz
Sobha Cass Nelson
Bisbee
University of Arizona
Nelson
Tucson
Finance chief Loftus added to Decatur payroll
Decatur Illinois Finance Director Jack W. Loftus asked the City Council to review the 1962-63 payroll. After the council approved salaries for 300 workers, Loftus returned noting his own pay had been omitted. The council unanimously voted to include Loftus on the payroll.
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Decatur, Ill
Jack W. Loftus
Loftus
Son Identifies Father in Graduating Auburn Engineer
When Bill Alge of Charleston earned an engineering degree at Auburn University, his four year old son Tommy pointed him out in the crowd saying there he is right up yonder in the square hat and house coat.
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Auburn
Ala
Bill Alge
Charleston
S. C
Auburn University
Tommy
Drama Club Stages Two One-Act Plays at Molly Stark School
The Molly Stark School Drama Club rehearses The Little Man Who Wasnt There and The Dearly Departed for two 8 p.m. performances at the Molly Stark School. The May 18 show benefits the school and the May 25 show raises proceeds for Red Brick School.
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Molly Stark School
Red Brick
Lincoln's Sister Sarah Grigsby Dies in Childbirth
Lincoln City Indiana report states Sarah Grigsby sister of Abraham Lincoln died in childbirth at age 21. Her remains are buried in a churchyard near Lincoln City.
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Lincoln City
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Sarah Grigsby
Smith College Club of Vermont Meets at Woodstock
The Smith College Club of Vermont holds its annual meeting Saturday afternoon at the White Cupboard Inn Woodstock. Speaker is Mrs Harold D Hodgkinson of Boston chair on the college board. Topic is Report on the College.
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Smith Club
Woodstock
Smith College Club of
Vermont
White Cupboard Inn
Harold D. Hodgkinson
Boston
Smith
Franklin Billings Sr
Rosamond Praeger
South Londonderry
Marjorie Adams
Berlin
Dorothy Cole
Brattleboro
Edna Marion Declines Charges After Burglar Beat
Edna Marion in Cashion Arizona told sheriff's deputies she struck a burglar on the head with a rolling pin multiple times and felt that served as punishment, so she refused to file charges.
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Cashion
Ariz
Edna Marion
Sheriff's Deputies
Flo Chadwick Urges Swim Teaching in High Schools
Florence Chadwick, famed English Channel swimmer, urged U.S. high schools to include swimming in curricula. She warned noninstruction could harm students and even lead to drownings, arguing training prevents water danger and saves lives.
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New York
Florence Chadwick
United States
Ko-Bin Studios Exhibit Draws Crowd at Church
Thirty Ko-Bin Studios students from 223 Grandview St displayed arts and crafts at the Second Congregational Church. The third annual exhibit showcased still life paintings silk screen block prints and sculptures created during two eight week sessions since fall. Students demonstrated their work as guests viewed the exhibit and punch and cookies were served.
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Grandview St
Second Congregational Church
Arts and Crafts Class for Youngsters Mentions Instructors
The program runs for third to sixth graders with weekly sessions of one and a half hours. Instructors at Ko Bin Studio are Mrs Ann Koziol and Mrs Barbara Robbins, with Koziol a Pratt Institute graduate active in playground and youth work, Robbins RISD alumna in industrial design.
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Ko bin Studio
Ann Koziol
Barbara Robbins
Louisville Hospital Center in Civil War Era
Louisville Kentucky served as a hospital center for both Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War, remaining a neutral city in the conflict.
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Louisville
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R. A. Ellsworth
Bernz
G ‘ Pi
Via
Rome
Greenberg & Son
Main Street
Bennington
DIAL
School Drama Club
E. K. Gleason
Burlington
Victor B. Harrison
Flo Chadwick
of Arts
E. R . Haworth
Haworth
Quinlan’s Drug Store
Bennngton
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