Dimis Ehninger Tops Coe College Honors
Dimis June Ehninger of Downers Grove Illinois led Coe College 1959 graduates earning summa cum laude with commencement set for 2:30 p m. at the Coe Auditorium. Eleven other Cum laude graduates include Lowell Harkness Joseph Meek Max Fitz Barbara Fisher Janet Robertson and Robert Young among Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Illinois natives and various scholarship winners announced by the college.
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June Ehninger
Downers Grove
Coe College
Miss Ehninger
Will Ha
Coe
Joseph McCabe
Lowell Harkness
Joseph Meek
Cedar Rapids
Robert Coats
Westfield
N.J
Carolyn Dietrich
Freeport
Edmund Holmes
Ill
Janet Mueller
Iowa City
Jean Refle
Elkport
Janet Robertson
Crawfordsville
Robert Young
Winterset
Max Fitz
Helen Gallagher
Donald Hober
Phyllys Huey
Susan Lawson
Robert Richman
Eugene Sherman
John Stemlar
Marilyn Worcester
Janet Barnes
Clarinda
David Buchmueller
Marshalltown
Barbara Hashagen
Milwaukee
Ronald Havlik
Tipton
Patricia Lacey
Phyllis Level
Des Moines
Anne Stephenson
Bloomington, Ill
Knox
Mary Reinhart
Sophmore
Normandy
Mary K. Fuller
Kveta L. Brentner
Walker
Murray
N. Ross Otters
Chicago
Delta Delta Delta
Barbara J. Fisher
Lombard
Reserve Officers Association
Harold B. Dorman
Robert D. Brown
Gary Larkin
Crawford Music
Fran Chaloupka
Sharon Long
Dimis Ehninger
Carrie L. Mack
Karin Swanson
Delores Ayres
Spencer
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Welch
Polk City
Evelyn Melby
Racine
Wis
Chi Omega
Cne
Crescent
Bruce Dixon
DeLos Sincock
Galena
Erskine
Robert Shaw
Oelwein
Dale Harmon
Jane Early
Traer
Anne Clayton
Kansas City
Hanfordford Post
American Legion
William Dailey
Port Byron
Air Force Association
John Noto
Elgin
Sons of the American Revolution
Cletus Meyer
Dubuque
Diana Smith
Cedar Falls
Mu Phi Epsilon
Sigma Nu
Joe Austin
Phi Beta Kappa
Barbara Cerny
Chi Omega Sorority
Jury Clears Man After 29 Years Of Remorse
In Conway South Carolina a jury found Huber L. Smith innocent after he admitted killing Alvie Cox in January 1930. The defendant said 29 years of remorse had been punishment enough for the slaying.
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Conway
S. C
UPI
Huber L. Smith
Socastee
Farmer
Alvie Cox
Icy Highway Leads Police to Crashed Cruiser Incident
Durham Connecticut police officer George Helmne investigated an icy highway patch. He found an overturned car and confirmed conditions after another two vehicles skidded. One of the approaching cars struck his cruiser.
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Durham, Conn
UPI
George Helmne
17th Century Relics to Be Dated by Expedition Team
Archaeologists will study 17th century relics with precise dating. Marion Clayton Link will author the expedition chronicle for National Geographic, joined by Luis Marden who earlier found HMS Bounty remains near Pitcairn Island. Port Royal now sits as a small village near Kingston with Fort Charles nearby once commanded by Horatio Nelson before age 21.
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Marion ‘Clayton Link
National Geographic Magazine
Luis Marden
National Geographic
Pitcairn Island
Port Royal
Kingston
Fort Charles
Horatio Nelson
West Indies Port Royal ruins to be explored by joint expedition
National Geographic Society and Smithsonian Institution with Jamaica government to lead a summer underwater archaeological mission at Port Royal Jamaica. Edwin Link will head Sea Diver II crew to recover artifacts from 35 feet underwater near Kingston. Police later freed a forgotten patient locked in a doctor's exam room after hours.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Smithsonian Institution
Jamaica
Port Royal
Melville Bell Grosvenor
Henry Morgan
Edwin A. Link
Link
Quincy
Mass
Kingston
New England
West Indies
Francis Hanson
National Geographic
Mendel L. Peterson
Smith‘sonian
Naval History
Greeley
Cole
Story of Coal Today Shrinking Demand and Turmoil
The article traces the 1808 Po tsville coal seller George Shoemaker to today’s Eastern Kentucky coal strike. It contrasts price declines from 4.50 to 3.50 per ton, wage rises from 15.60 to 24.25, and widespread conflict, blaming market underuse and industry structure, with miners like F. F. Schulte defending wage needs and efficiency. It notes trucking costs, royalties, depreciation, and the limited alternative incomes of coal towns, underscoring a crisis with few clear options.
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George Shoemaker
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
UMW
Schulte
John L. Lewis
John
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