Baruch urges older workers hiring for business gain
Bernard M. Baruch, 86, argues against age discrimination in hiring and urges employers to value the experience and loyalty of older workers. He believes stressing business benefits will expand opportunities and justify training for older applicants. VA veterans train under GI Bill counts show programs aid many, with continued benefits. Dr. Tealie Cooke warns compassion alone won’t solve global inequities, urging action against causes of poverty tied to power ideologies.
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Pianist Laws
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Tealie Cooke
World Council of Churches
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An Bogildman
Calcutta
Cooke
Nephi- Hong
Glimpse of Future Time in leisure and work 2000
A fragmentary note envisions a future around the year 2000 with changes to leisure time and work. It presents a speculative glimpse of how daily life and employment might evolve, hinting at shifts in routines and societal pace.
Titusville Man Leaves 50000 To Cancer Fund
Titusville resident Edgar N Doty who died in December wills 50000 to the American Cancer Society and 25000 to the National Society for the Blind The estate totals over 500000 with Titusville Trust Company named executor The will lists other gifts including 3500 to the Salvation Army 1000 to cook Anna Mulvey and jewelry to Mrs Doty Could also provide remainder of estate to three nieces Kathrine Peoples Rebecca Peoples and Margaret Peoples of Coral Gables Florida
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American Cancer Socity
Edgar N. Doty
Titusvill
Titusville Trust Company
Crawford County Register and Recorder
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Charles B. Steyner
Salvation Army
Cincer Society
Franklin
Mu Doty
Pire
Anna A. Mulvey
Katherine Peoples
Rebecca Peoples
Margaret Peoples
Coral Gables, Fla
Ex Sheriff Dies of Heart Attack at 78
Frank Gollmar former sheriff of Allegheny County dies at home after a heart attack. He served as deputy under Gov Gifford Pinchot and later on the Court of Common Pleas bench in Allegheny County. A longtime Republican he was first appointed sheriff and later elected to a full term. He later served as judge from 1926 to 19xx, losing reelection bid.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Recap 20 Years Ago
A 1937 Corry note recalls December receipts of 6798.71 and a full year total. Postmaster Nianes P. Sullivan awarded honors as Corry’s first year rating is reported. Withers leads the Golden Rule Outdoor Lighting Contest judges announced this afternoon with prizes to follow. Corty’s Fuel Police Patrol becomes active after Mayor Glen Miller commissioned the force yesterday afternoon and a follow up organizational meeting was held.
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Eight Rules For Farm And Home Fire Prevention
Farm fire losses exceed 100 million dollars yearly in the United States, says Carson Merte, farm safety specialist. He cites defective chimneys, careless handling of combustibles, and petroleum misuse as top causes and urges Pennsylvania Rural Safety Council guidelines: repair defects, never start fires with petroleum, protect combustibles, cover stoves with metal or asbestos, install spark arresters, avoid overextinguishing fires, ensure safe heating equipment, and keep dampers from closing tightly to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
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Carson F. Merte
Department of Public
Mertz
Pennsylvania Rural Safety Council
Pa. Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Route 178
A DuBois man Vincent Aravitch 48 and Elaine Knutson 23 of Winthrop Harbor were killed in a two car crash on Route 178 near here. Norman Derm 26 of Great Lakes Miss drove one car with Aravitch as passenger. Elaine Knutson rode with Robert Smith of Winthrop Harbor. Both Dean and Smith were injured.
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Great Barker Naval Painting Center
Norman Derm
Great Lakes
Miss Fenntson
Robert Smith
Dean
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Eisenhower Aide Shapes Middle East Aid Push
Washington reports reveal the State Department under Secretary Dulles is promoting a new aid and military assistance program for the Middle East. The plan includes standby authority to deploy U.S. armed forces if needed and about 400 million dollars in aid to Arab nations and Israel, with roots tracing to statements dating back to 1954.
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Russia
Plates Don’t Match In Newburyport Auto Plates
Charles Green found his 1957 Massachusetts plates did not match when mounting them. One plate 641-027 matched his registration, but the other read 641-647. Registry officials allowed Green to travel with one plate while the discrepancy is resolved.
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Cold Weather Grips East as Arctic Air Stages Sweep
The coldest air of the winter grips the eastern half of the nation with below zero readings in Minnesota and Wisconsin and in parts of New England./ Temperatures drop 20 to 30 degrees from yesterday mornings readings, with Mt Washington and International Falls among the coldest spots and New York City posting its winter low. The cold air is forecast to move southeast toward the Gulf Coast and northern Florida under mostly clear skies.
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Fatality in Beaver Falls crash cited beaver falls
In Beaver Falls two car crash killed S. P. Kolhman 58 and injured his wife and daughter minor injuries. The other driver Donald Wilcox 21 of New Brighton no injuries. charged with involuntary manslaughter after running a stop light.
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Donald Wilcox
New Brighton
Wilcox
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