$50 Million Medical Center To Emerge From Hershey Profits
In Hershey Pennsylvania, the Hershey empire plans a $50 million medical college and research center funded by the Milton S. Hershey Foundation and Hershey Trust. The move follows decades of philanthropy including schools, a hospital, and the sprawling Hershey Estates complex built by Milton Hershey, with executives Samuel Hinkle and Arthur Whiteman steering the effort.
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Hershey
Milton 8
Cornifield
Lancaster
America
Milton S. Hershey Industrial School For
Chocolate Company
Hershey Consolidated School
Derry Township
M. ‘S. Hershey Foundation
Hershey Sul College
Hershey Estates
Chocolate Town
Samuel F. Hinkle
Arthur
Whiteman
Hershey Trust Co
Hinkle
Columbia
Pennsylvania State University
Niagara Falls
Police Briefs Include Arrest, Accident Reports
Richard F. Furlong, 25, of 423 Dalton Ave, arrested on a nonsupport warrant and released on 200 bail for District Court appearance. John E. Lavery, 68 Wood Ave, reports a child darted into the road on Dewey Ave. Kerry Wil Hamson, 2, of 35 Circular Ave, sustained facial scratches. Vehicles driven by Alphonse Caprio, 3% Bartlett Ave, and William Lennon, 30 Quota St, involved in an East Street crash Thursday night.
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Richard F. Furlong
Dalton Ave
John E. Lavery
Wood Ave
Dewey Avenue
Kerry
Wil.Hamson
Circular Ave
Alphonse E. Caprio
Bartlett Ave
William F. Lennon
Quota St
East Street
District Court fines for speeding and probation violator
District Court Friday fined seven individuals ten dollars each for speeding Judge Frank W. Ciminipresided The defendants included Robert G Herd Michael G Lacy George F Honiker Jr Joseph D O Brien Margaret Howard Janet L Harms Charles Vincent Herbert Earl Jr surrendered for violation of probation having paid ten dollars of a one hundred dollar uninsured car fine Walter J Card on probation for wet driving probation violation continued until Jan four Gerald P Gibson paid five dollars for a stop sign violation and Nicholas J Sarvo received a three dollar parking fine
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Frank W. Cimin Pi
Robert G. Herd
Bellmore Drive
Michael G. Lacy
South Onola St
George F. Honiker Jr
Saratoga Drive
Joseph D. O'Brien
North Adams
Margaret Howard
Baldwin Ave
Janet L. Harms
Mountain Drive
Charles Vincent
Meadow Lane
Herbert Earl Jr
Columbus Ave
Walter J. Card
Dalton
Gerald P. Gibson
Nicholas J. Sarvo
Willow Lane
Rabbi Davidson Named New England Regional Director
Rabbi James K. Davidson, Kansas City born and 1958 ordained, appointed regional director of the New England Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. He led NFTY, authored studies on youth attitudes, and will oversee 38 Reform temples in New England as part of a 650 temple network.
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James K. Davidson
Reform Jewish Youth Movement
New England
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Pittsfield
Temple Anshe Amonim
Kansas City
Davidson
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Cincinnati
National Federation of Temple Youth
NFTY
New England Council
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Lee F. Swope
Dauphin County Orphans Court
Rabbi Davidson
N.E
Beauty
Nash Cleaners
Elm St
B.c.f
Oak Street
Lincoln
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