Examination for clinical social worker openings announced
The U.S. Civil Service Commission announced examinations for clinical social worker positions with salaries of 4525 and 6440 dollars yearly in Veterans Administration hospitals and regional offices across the United States and Puerto Rico. Applications accepted until further notice. Miss Helen Morrell, secretary, Civil Service Commission, Post Office, Corry, can provide details and forms.
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School of Social Work
Helen Morrell
Civil Service Commission
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Commission Pushes Ban on Secret News Leaks
Washington report says a 12 member security commission will urge Congress to enact a strict prohibition on government secrecy leaks by newsmen. Chairman Lloyd Wright calls for vigorous prosecutions and says press duties gain significance amid internal security threats from communism. Rep Francis E Walter noted Wright's closing statements in the Congressional Record.
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Congress
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Los Angeles
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New EW VOR Buoys Use Telemetering to Record Ocean Temps
Electronic experts report that anchored EW VOR buoys with telemetering gear now cut the cost of maintaining oceanographic vessels. Buoys drift to measure surface and deep water temperatures, currents, and circulation. They trigger remotely or by clock, relay data with three tones and an ID, and are read at up to 200 miles, extendable to 600 under ideal conditions.
Hoffa Trial Delay Denied by U S Circuit Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals refused to order a delay in the Hoffa conspiracy bribery case. Hoffa and co defendant Fischbach sought a week or October continuance citing need for prep and publicity from Senate Racketeering hearings. The motions were denied without comment as jury selection was to proceed in district court.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamaster Union
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Farmer Dies After Wasps Sting in Missouri
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo i 4 45 year old farmer died yesterday eighteen minutes after a wasp sting under the left eye caused severe allergic reaction. His wife Juanita Hill said he sank into a chair, complained of mouth and tongue pains and shortness of breath as she called a doctor, then slumped unconscious. The doctor attributed the death to a violent reaction to the sting.
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Ray J. Hills
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Harvey Bowles Dies at 84 in Coveyville Area
Harvey Bowles, aged 84, died yesterday at Nogily Center after a long illness. Born February 11, 1879, in Tidivaly, he lived in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania before settling in Coveyville. He worked at LS Inhustor and Avi Saply Mth Co. before retirement. He married Heal Wherbeth Keppel in 1900, who survives along with son Robert J Bowles and daughter Debra, two brothers, and a sister. Services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Bracken Pine Hone, with Elmer Ortner officiating. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Bible School Ends Week of Vacation Bible School
First Methodist Church wraps up two weeks of Vacation Bible School with preschool activities at 4 p.m. and older groups at 10 a.m. Enrollment reached 146 children, with 32 older youth and adults teaching. Offerings will support Miss Ivy Canids in Bombay, India. Rev. George Myers notes. George W. Circulation manager of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette becomes president of the International Circulation Managers Association, succeeding Walter Atonoff.
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TV Highlights and Programs in New York
A reminiscence on old films rerunning on television during summer viewing. The writer notes the charm of vintage stars like Hepburn Grant and Rueckes, contrasts TV nostalgia with modern releases, and observes how old movies surprise when well chosen.
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May
Ike Reaffirms U S Nuclear Stand
President Eisenhower defends a cautious U S posture on nuclear weapons noting a halt in production and a move toward reducing stockpiles. He comments on a Soviet moratorium proposal for test explosions, urging careful study of details and the creation of verification mechanisms.
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Eisenhower urges verifiable suspension of nuclear tests
President Eisenhower argued that a robust inspection system could enable a verifiable suspension of nuclear tests. He said both nations must trust each other’s actions, with a defined inspection basis linking the halt to broader disarmament steps. He emphasized not isolating a pause from other moves and the need for confidence.
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Marx Toy Says Unable To Hike Pay
Marx Toy reports unable to raise wages as it cites a competitive situation. About 750 production and maintenance workers are affected by the stalled pay offer and ongoing pension and cost of living concerns. Union reps say the company offered no new funds while outlining a pension plan.
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Lawrence
Jook Bartiam
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Woman killed in head-on crash near Johnstown Pa
A head-on collision on a rural road in Jackson Township near Johnstown fatally injured Mrs. Margaret Rager, 63, of Johnstown, who was a passenger in a vehicle driven by her husband Orlando, 58. Two men were injured. Rager was in serious condition at Lee Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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