Syracuse Man Named to GE Chemical Post
Julius E. Jack Tainter is named to succeed John A. Johnstone as specialist in business information systems for General Electric Co. chemical materials department here. He will assume duties Oct. 15. Johnstone moves to internal automation in Schenectady. Tainter, a Tampa native and Syracuse University alumnus, has held GE posts in Pittsfield Mount Vernon Syracuse and Lexan plant. He is married with three children.
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Julius E
Jack) Tainter
John A. Johnstone
Denise Ave
General Electric Co
Glenn Cox
Tainter
Syracuse
Johnstone
Schenectady
Tampa
Fla
Pittsfield
Syracuse University
GE Lexan
Mount Vernon
Ind
Command Systems
Boston University
Everett
Lynn
Hame
Brighton High School Graduate Begins 1 Month Army Tour
Pfc. Marshall at Fort Hood Texas serves a one month tour after a prior thirteen month Korea duty. He is a 1960 Brighton High School graduate who joined the Army in November 1960. His wife Dorothea Kipp accompanies him to Texas.
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Pfc. Marshall
Ft. Hood
Peter C. Marshall
James M. Marshall
Elm St
Waco
Tex
Marshall
Korea
Brighton High
Dorothea Kipp
Edgar. Kipp
New West St
Texas
Demara to Lead Boys School in California
Ferdi nand Waldo Demara the Great Impostor is to head a teen boys school near North Fork eastern Madera County opening for 16 to 18 year olds. The school, funded by Christian associations, will use a former Lutheran camp property bought for 67500 with eight boys per class and three teachers. Demara previously pled guilty in Los Angeles to sending false teaching credentials by mail, receiving a suspended $1000 fine and probation.
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North Fork
Calif
UPI
Madera County
Ferdinand Waldo Demara
Lawrence
Mass
Demara
National Association of Christian Schools
California Christian Schools
Lutheran Church
Los Angeles
Massachusetts High School
Union Resouce Mission School
Was
AMA Warns on Lockjaw Risk and Immunity Decline
The American Medical Association warned that a tetanus comeback is possible due to public neglect and low immunity. It estimated only a quarter of the population is immunized and launched a professional education campaign to restore protection. Dr. Raymond L. White noted no drug can stop lockjaw and about 60 percent of cases prove fatal.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Raymond L. White
Mrs. Lahey Widow of Surgeon Who Founded Clinic Dies
Mrs. Frank H. Lahey, 80, widow of the surgeon who founded the Lahey Clinic, died Tuesday at her Boston home 118 Bay State Road. Born July 7, 1883, in Montclair New Jersey, she married Dr. Lahey on April 15, 1908 after meeting him while he studied at Harvard.
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Frank Lahey
Boston
UPI
Frank H. ‘Lahey
Lahey’ Clinic
Bay State Rd
Lahey
Alice Church Wilcox
Montclair
Dr. Lahey
Harvard College
Minister Credits Boss for Winning Tree Contest
An Episcopal minister in Miami Rev. Robert Hall accepted a tree contest win on behalf of his boss claiming the boss is the only one responsible for a tree. The winning flowering poinciana was praised as a fine specimen in the city.
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Miami, Fla
Robert Hall
Gerber Meat Sticks for Toddlers Debut
Armour introduces Gerber Meat Sticks made from selected pork and beef cuts with nonfat dry milk added for protein. Low fat and mildly seasoned to appeal to toddlers, the product also offers new Gerber Chicken Sticks as a flavor variation.
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Helena Rubinstein
Woodlawn Pharmacy
Tyler ST
Pioneer Credit Corporation
Great Barrington
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Buick
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Edsel
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Falcon
Mercury
Hudson
Nash
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Whitewaite
Sedale
South Street
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Our
Lele
Fremsnir
Berkshire Coat Factory
Oak St
Lincoln
Bates
New England
Bossidy
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