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State Colleges Drop Teachers in Title of 14 Institutions
Pennsylvania shifts 14 normal schools to state colleges as 1959 legislature relocates focus from teacher training to broader higher education, enabling more general arts offerings while maintaining campuses at Slippery Rock California Indiana Clarion Edinboro and others. Dr Charles H Boehm notes this pragmatic move reflects rising higher education demand and longer reach for students statewide.
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What Is The Law Your Legal Problems Q&A column
Pennsylvania readers ask about forming a nonprofit, incorporation steps, and costs. Answer outlines consulting an attorney, securing a name certificate, filing articles with proofs, and potential costs around 40 filing and up to 200 in legal fees. Other questions cover workers compensation hospital charges, executing stock transfers by mark with witnesses, and how a married woman should sign legal documents.
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Mary B. Jones
John A. Jones
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Jain A. Jones
YMCA Calendar Week Of March 14 Events Calendar
The YMCA lists weekly programs including Archery for boys and girls at 7 30 p m on Monday Senior Tri Hi on Tuesday at 1 p m Women's Duplicate at 7 30 p m Teen Talk with Dr J Guy Butters Tuesday China Painting Classes at 9 a m and 1 p m Clymer Boy Scouts swim at 7 30 p m Alpha HI Y at 9 p m Square Dance Club Thursday Archery for high school and adults. Union City Group Friday 6 p m to 10 p m Teen Town Saturday 9 30 a m Teen Time WOTR Noon Cub Pack 181 Swim 2 30 p m Junior Swimming Team at Titusville 8 11 p m Teen Frolics
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Union City Group
WOTR
Titusville
McAllen Train Crash Kills 23 Near McAll City
Twenty three killed as a passenger train strikes a truck crowded with citrus workers at an open country crossing six miles east of McAllen. Reports note widespread accidents and treacherous ice glazed highways, while city meetings address real estate purchases and hospital board routine matters.
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Mcallen
Tex
McAll
Hal Boyle Americana and odd facts from Hal Boyle
Leap-year tip for women suggests marriage can extend life by lowering death rates for wives and widows. Notes on English beatniks called weirdies and witty quips from W C Fields. Lobster longevity, stag fright at a first dance, origin of two bits, and a builder dies in Philadelphia at 85 with a billion dollars in projects.
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W. C. Fields
Kathryn Murray
Philadelphia
John MecClatchy
Baltimore
DA's Use Of Wiretap Evidence In Court Mayville
Federal Judge Henderson in Buffalo directed Chautauqua County District Attorney Edwin G. O Connor to show cause at 10 a m March 17 why he should not be enjoined from using wiretap evidence against James J Sardi 47 Palconer in prosecution of a bookmaking charge Sardi contends his telephone was tapped from last August to October after a wire tap order signed by Judge Rollin A Fancher and claims the district attorney's office used evidence from the wiretap to obtain an indictment He asks for the recordings and seeks to bar the DA from proceeding on the indictment or on any grounds involving wiretap information The case raises questions about the Federal Communications Commission Act and potential appeals Chicago date to be set.
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Mayville
John ©. Henderson
Buffalo
Bes
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
James J. Sardi
Palconer
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Chautauqua
Rollin A. Fancher
Chicago
Pedestrian Killed by Car Near Greenville
A 50 year old man was struck and killed Saturday night on Route 58 about a mile south of Greenville as a northbound car attempted to pass. Pedestrian Robert Reash died at the scene. The driver, 29 year old Robert B Brown of Greenville, is being investigated by Pennsylvania State Police from the local barracks.
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Robert Reash
Robbert B. Brown
Pennsylvania State Pace
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