Catholics to desegregate in Atlanta schools
The Roman Catholic Church orders desegregation of Atlanta archdiocesan schools starting Sept 1 1962, affecting about 7500 pupils in 71 Georgia counties including 735 African American students in Atlanta. Archbishop Hallinan says other areas may follow, with Mayor Allen and local Catholics largely supportive.
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Atlanta
Archdiocesan
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
North Georeia
Dréhatueeses
G. Albert Lawson
Georgia International Life Insurance Co
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Sam P. McKenzie
McKenzie
Ivan Allen Jr
North Georgia
Rites Held For Mrs Ruth Starr At Emmanuel Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth T. Starr were conducted at 11 a m at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev William Seltz Jr officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with hearers Leo Heberlein William Woitaszek Carlton Smith Wallace Young Jerome Davis and Charles H Bracken. Honorary bearers included Ralph Foster Karl Slemmons and Andrew Paulson. Visitors from afar included Mrs Katherine Francis Lakewood N J Mrs Flormet McLean Belvedere N J Mrs James Fisk and Mrs Bonnie Wolf of Chelmsford Mass Mr and Mrs T H Treat Union City and Mrs Lawrence Burden North East. A group of members of the Order of the Eastern Star attended.
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Ruth T. Starr
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Seltz Jr
Pine Grove Cemetery
Leo Heberlein
William Woitaszek
Carlton Smith
Wallace Young
Jerome Davis
Charles H. Bracken
Ralph Foster
Karl Slemmons
Andrew Paulson
Katherine Francis
Lakewood
N. J
Flormet McLean
Belvedere
James Fisk
Bonnie Wolf
Chelmsford
Mass
T. H. Treat
Union City
Lawrence Burden
North East
Order of the Eastern, Star
The Homemaker Dilemma and Child Welfare Debate
The piece argues that unemployment among wives should not overshadow concerns for children. It questions whether women must work, urging that a mother’s care is essential for child development. It warns against relying on babysitters for parental love and warns that neglect may yield unhappy youth and social costs.
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Smotler
YMCA Learn-To-Swim and Activity Schedule Week of June 11
The YMCA calendar lists daily learn-to-swim sessions from Monday to Friday with varied start times, plus adult coed and beginner instruction, life saving and swim team practices, ceramics and leathercraft classes, chess and physical fitness sessions, high school dances, and a Saturday swim schedule including a boys versus girls meet and family swims, with reservations required.
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Ora
Syeimmers
Gis Charm School
Ares
Infant death prompted by bed accident in Union City
Coroner Merle Wadd reports infant Charles Gavin died after being found in a bed with another child, an accidental death ruled after Erie detectives investigated. Fire department aided at the scene in Union City while doctors and ambulance attended prior calls.
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Charles Gavin
Brooks
Bessie Mae Gavin
Merle Wadd
Vilm
Wood
Millcreek Township
Erie
Rutssell Ga
Francis Pilowski
Gavin Child
Hold Service For Paul Blakeslee
Funeral service for Paul Blakeslee was held Saturday afternoon at Hy Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. Lawrence Meneely officiating. Joseph McCray assisted as The Lord's Prayer was read and a poem read. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Laurence Scouten, Guy Scouten, Neil Scouten, Elof Dahl, Raymond Chelton and Stanley Lewin. A graveside military service was conducted by Jol Krol Post VFW of Union City.
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al W Blakeslee
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Lawrence T. Meneely
Elof Dahl
Raymond Chelton
Stanley Lewin
Jol Krol Post
VFW
Union City
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reveals New Medicine
New York report of a new healing substance Bio-Dyne found to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage with pain relief. The ointment form Preparation H is now sold at drug counters through a repository.
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New York, N. Y
Pciencs
Pioneer Lumberman James McNary Dies in California
James Graham McNary, a pioneer lumberman active in Arizona, Texas and New Mexico, died of a heart attack in Santa Barbara. He had been prominent in Republican politics and served as president of the National Lumbermen's Association.
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Pioneer Lumberman
Santa Barbara
Calif
James Graham McNary
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
McNary
Republiony
We National Lumbermen's
Kennedy tax relief plan aims to spur growth through individuals
President Kennedy proposes tax cuts to boost consumer spending and business investment. The plan targets 1 to 4 percent savings on individual federal income taxes to lift confidence and stimulate growth, while urging spending in stores, housing, and services. The exact size and timing depend on Congress, with emphasis on consumer relief and business depreciation incentives.
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New York
Kennedy
Tito
Congress
From The Hill School Former Student Fenstermacher
The article recalls lEd Fenstermacher from Corry Area Hunt School, highlighting his participation in football and wrestling, with notes on his form and later life. It also references broader tax changes and potential impacts on taxpayers in lower and middle brackets, discussing relief, savings, and spending.
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Tniachie
Fick
Columbus
Corny
Hill School
Jy Trick
Lee Elih
Cow Aril
Corry
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