Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas Retires After 43 Years
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas, age 70, celebrated retirement in Brooklyn after 43 years as a public school teacher and principal. A widow, she remains beloved by students and community, known for her faith in kindness and Santa Claus. She plans to live with her daughter and son-in-law in North Chatham, N.Y., cherishing memories of her hospital classroom outreach.
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New York
Santa Claus
Virginia
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York Sun
Santa
Laura Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Brooklyn
Kris Kringle
Harold
Douglas
Francis Pharcellus Church
P.S. 401
Robert Temple
North Chatham
N.Y
Union City Minister Dies at 80
Rev. Freder ick S. Perkins 80 of 24 Center Street Union City died at home after a long illness. A minister for 55 years he led as Bishop of the Pentecostal Holiness Association and later became president emeritus serving in many states and Canada. Survived by wife Carrie two daughters Leon Trask and John Eskow 11 grandchildren and two sons David and Phillip. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 PM at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church with several ministers officiating and burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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Union City
Frederick S. Perkins
Center Street
Perkins
Pentecostal Holiness Association
Canada
Carrie Perkins
Leon Trask
John Eskow
Hancock
David
Phillip
Warren
Ohio
Glenn
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Harry Smith
Carl Hughes
Grant Campbell
William K. Wilson
Chancey Eggan
Robert Smith
Campbell
William Wheeler
William Wilson
John Primrose
Evergreen Cemetery
NATO in crisis as missiles shift balance of power
In a Washington AP analysis, NATO's unity frays under rising world change and Khrushchev’s pressure. The piece notes 1949 treaties, the Berlin blockade, and the move from bombers to missiles, with Khrushchev warning NATO members over missile bases and proposing zones. It warns that Soviet missile growth challenges Western security and unity.
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Washington
NATO
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Czechoslovakia
Stalin
Berlin
Soviet Union
Soviets
Eisenhower
Europe
Moscow
Western
Iron Curtain
Turkey
Greece
Albania
Bulgaria
Norway
Denmark
Mediterranean
Scandinavia
West
Jackson Raymond earns B S in Chemistry at Houghton College
Jackson E Raymond son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Raymond R D 2 received the bachelor of science degree with a chemistry major at the 59th annual commencement of Houghton College this week He was active in Expression Club Science Club Amateur Radio Club Rocket Club Oratorio and served on the college newspaper staff and as an announcer for the college radio station He is a Corry Area High School graduate class of 1955
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Jackson E. Raymond
Edward C. Raymond
Houghton College
Houghton
Jackson
Corry Area High School
Johnson City Heart Attack Strains Banland Convention Host
Joseph Barbara Sr, 63, of Apalachin Bangland convention host, is in critical condition after a heart attack May 27. A prescient specialist says survival is uncertain at Wilson Memorial Hospital While NATO nations face pressure to cut loose in a shifting Berlin crisis France under de Gaulle presses to control nuclear stockpiles.
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Johnson City
N. Y
Joseph Barbara Sr
Louis F. Bishop
Barbara
Wilson Memorial Hospital
NATO
Khrushchev
Berlin
France
Charles de Gaulle
FTC charges tire firms in price fixing conspiracy
Washington AP The Federal Trade Commission accuses fifteen manufacturers and two trade associations of conspiring to fix tire and tube prices at every sale level. Major firms named include U S Rubber Goodyear Firestone and Goodrich, together accounting for nearly all two billion dollars in annual sales. The complaint says the industry sets uniform customer classifications lists and prices and shares pricing information through the Rubber Manufacturers Assn, harming nearby purchasers and shifting transport costs to distant buyers. In Royal Oak Michigan a separate note reports bandits stole eleven 20 pound bags of crushed ice from an ice vending machine after breaking into a service station, while remaining nonchalant about the cash box.
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Washingson |Ap
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Lee Rubber & Tire Co
Conshohocken
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
Indiana
U.S. Rubber
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Big Four
Liremak
Royal Oak
Mich
No Successor To Huey Long Looms In Louisiana Tale
The piece traces Earl Long’s career from his early support by Huey Long to his rise as governor and persistent attempts to stay in power. It notes his populist appeals, battles in the legislature, and constitutional schemes to extend influence, while highlighting potential rivals like Morrison and Davis as the Huey-era machine wanes.
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Earl
Huey
Kingfish
U.S. Senate
Helrarchy
Louisiana
Dick Leche
Pei
Guy
Lether Frazar
deLesseps S. Morrison
New Orleans
Jimmy Davis
Lig
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