World Teacher Shortage and Labor Day Holiday Preview
The World Teacher Shortage report from the Frankfurt meeting notes a global lack of qualified teachers. North America and Western Europe fare better than many free nations, but universal under staffing persists. Congress adjournment around Labor Day threatens a brief holiday for lawmakers and staff amid a long session and quiet resort demand after the break.
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Universal
World Confederation of Teaching Professions
Frankfurt
Germany
North America
Europe
Murder warrant named Berea student in Opal Sturgwell death
Berea Kentucky August 46 George E a 21 year old Berea College student poet was named in a murder warrant for the death of his sweetheart Opal Sturgwell 19 shot from ambush as she walked the campus Jovers Jane with another suitor Wells disappeared after the shooting Sunday night. City sewer hazard noted after heavy rains as officials act. Union City to get an $80 000 post office under a House program. School opening preparations continue for September 5.
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Une Berea
George E
Berea College
Opal Sturgwell
Jovers
Jane
Wells
Washington Dispatches
Union City
House Appropriations Committee
Ralph S. Dewey
Stevenson Returns From Europe Africa Aiming For 1960 Nomination
Adlai E Stevenson arrives home after tours of Europe and Africa with questions about pursuing the Democratic nomination again. He says he cannot conceive of any circumstances that would compel him to seek the nomination for a third time though he leaves room for possible considerations. He cites Lyndon B Johnson as a strong Senate leader and addresses civil rights legislation with cautious support, noting the bill’s imperfections but preferring it to no act at all.
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Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Europe
Africa
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
South
Nominating petitions filed for mayor in Gerry man race
Forty years ago on August 17 petitions nominated William C Murray for mayor at Gerry man. The Red Cross chapter received a letter from Albert Stabassienine directing members to complete 50 articles of volunteer work. A property sale noted as well as a local physician Dr W Hoy acquiring the former Corry Cancer Sanitarium on Main Street.
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Corry Journal
West Bouth Street
Corry
Corry Brening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricurlo
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Prest
AP News
Willam C. Murray
Gerry Man
Loral
Red Cross Nime
Albert Stabassienine
Hansactian
Yotunimvile
Corry Cancer Saniatorium
Main Street
Kadis Still On Critical List But Improving
Kadis remains in critical but improving condition after brain surgery at St Francis Genial Hospital in Pittsburg. Doctors report no definite recovery timeline as Charles Kadis notes a clear, alerting improvement. funds totaling $66,880 support hospital costs.
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Kadis
Claveland
Charles
Kaat
Beaver-Ohio ‘Valley
Dick Kadis
Pittsboroh
Dka-Tv
Carl Tole
Tone Richard
Hell
Pilot from Kittanning dies in Pensacola plane crash
First Lt Thumbore RB Shriver of Kittanning Pennsylvania was killed yesterday when a Navy training plane crashed near Pensacola. Instructor TL Shriver and training cadet Gray Randall of Wonderfive were aboard the trainer. cause of the crash remains undetermined.
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Pensacola
Fla
Thumbore RB
Shriver
Kittanning
Navy
Willes Wat
Mivine
Naval
Gray A Randall
Wonderfive
Nea Randall
Couwse
Redevelopment talks proceed for dead Sassafras project
Negotiations advance for the dead Sassafras redevelopment as a first properties acquisition is planned for October. A federal loan of 4,165,831 and a grant of 2,728,178 support the plan. Regional Housing and Home Finance official David M Walker confirms the process. Thomas Hoffman notes the plan aims to clear land and attract private firms to construct modern commercial buildings.
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Erin — Oiging
Tanana
David M. Walker
U. S Housing and Home Finance Agency
Sassafras
Property Owns
Thomas Hoffman
Redevelopment Authority
Quake Shakes Western San Francisco Late Night
A sharp quake struck the western part of San Francisco at 10 25 pm. No damage was reported and no injuries were immediately confirmed.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Corry area news mixed with community notices
A long textual miscellany reports car tire issues and lower mileage, garbage can rules, an upcoming Regional Mead Park meeting, and transfers of local residents. It mentions Chamber of Commerce correspondence, a planned national convention in Corry, and a regional meeting, plus local home improvements, theft features now in TIME, and a Navy discharge. Additional notes cover a shark sighting, sign requests for off street parking, camp break ins, new golf hours for women at the Country Club, and TV service installation delays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Matteson Historical Congress of America
Corry
Mead Park
William Armstrong
West Pleasant Street
Robert J. Armstrong
Lewis
Tacoma
Washtont
Richardson
Anchorage
Alaska
Bob's Geen
Chiver
Warren
The
Journal
TIME
Miceligny
Andrew Scewezik
Rehoboth
Dan Willams
Genire
Four Corry Drivers Lose Licenses in Suspension Orders
A Bureau of Highway Safety report by Bureu of Highway Safety In irrinby ins Lealit B Hepler lists four Corry drivers among five from Cony who had licenses suspended or revoked. The actions cite failure to stop and identify at the scene and improper driving. Other cited cases reference driving suspensions, penalties, and related enforcement actions in the region.
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Cony
He Bureu
Irrinby
Hepler
Liberty Siziek
Yseratitie
Ates Firth
Gove
Hrawoli
Seton
Ehare
Wahi
PVD Vem
Vepmannd
Queen to Tour Kentucky in October Visit
A garbled item notes a royal tour extending to Kentucky with plans to visit Lexington in October. The piece mentions a mayor and various unclear names, indicating a forthcoming public appearance by a queen and potential city engagement.
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Kentucky
Photographer and model arrested on Lake Erie shores
A professional photographer and a 19 year old male model were arrested on the Lake Erie shore near Four Mile Creek by a state police officer. Photographer Lee Collier, 32, and Robert John Kure, 19, both of Erie, pled guilty while Collier pled innocent. Evidence included nude photos and photography gear seized from Collier's apartment. they were held on $1,000 bond.
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Collier
Penmany Aml
Paul Williams
Ta` Ud Collier
Weir
Erle
Josin
Bhirne
Weir Aiddreds
Kurte
Lawrence Park
Poser
Joseph Creseian
Katie
Crescimga
Hemine
Rutty
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Washington
China
Conquer
Lippe Gee
Seneca Street
Toa Teen
Wwe
Bobbie
Formfit
Firrralit
Herb Rohde
U.S. Navy
Fritz Rohde
Spring Creek
Willian Paul Atkens
Alun
Aveen
Hunt Fusspin
Gineadly Tee Breien
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Dial
Chautauqua
Gov. W. Averell Harriman
Ballet Celeste
Children’s Ballet
Calif
Ted Malone Severon
Ring
Jerome Hines
Mr. Hines and Company
Weaene
AVA -dWehel
Agypeais
Vontevey
Lowira
Pewke
Peiffer
Conreey
Bumay
Taye Beard
YMCA
Phe
Irenises
Tenuis
Itj
Janes Stewart
Audie Murphy
Dan Duryea
Dianne Foster
Cos
Jeff Owandler
Jene Crany
Jack Carson
Gall Russel
George Tobias Eowarg
Ang
Butane Rat
Solow Cartour
Canadian Stock Market Digest
Bellechase Mining Corp
Aero Mining Corp
Giy State
J. A. Wintrop Ltd
Richmond ST. West
Toronto
Canada
Empire
Marth Center St
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