Sparta School Hires Teacher to Back Reading Class
Sparta School last night hired elementary teacher Elizabeth Southwick of Centerville to work with 25 students in grades 3 to 6 who are slow readers. The aim is to reduce overcrowding and give targeted reading help while average class sizes remain high.
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Sfarlansbuku
Sparti
Elizabeth Southwick
Centerville
Southwick
Roland Putnam Sult
Robert 8. Burns
Evie Playhouse
State Department of Labor and Industry
State Department
High Court Halt Steel Strike Faces New Questions
The Supreme Court may be asked to intervene as the government seeks to file its response to halt the steel strike under the Taft Hartley 80 day injunction. A Philadelphia appeals court upheld the injunction while granting six days for a final appeal. Kaiser Steel and Detroit Steel signed agreements with the union, signaling shifts in the industry. The case centers on national health and safety concerns and the cooling off period.
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Rogers
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
William Hastie
Hastie
U. S. Dist
Herbert P. Sorg
Pittsburgh
Sorg
United Front
Kaiser Steel Corp
Detroit Steel Corp
Detroit
New York
Steel Strike Dampens U S Business Outlook for 1960
New York AP reports the steel strike slows the economy with a 3 billion drop in GNP for July to September and growing layoffs from metal shortages. Analysts see a postponed boom, while construction awards fall 5 percent and profits in Q3 look drab despite hopeful sentiment in some Wall Street circles.
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F. W. Dodge Corp
Wall Street
Flynn Protege Denies Pregnancy Seeks Share of Will
Beverly Aadland, 17, confesses she is not pregnant by Errol Flynn and plans to contest part of his estate. Her attorney Melvin Belli confirms a will granting her a share and a potential future child provision. Aadland spoke at a Sunset Strip mansion amid reporters after Flynn’s death.
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Hollywood
Beverly Andland
Errol Flynn
Miss Aadland
Patrice Wymore
Miss Aadlland
Enrol
Radland
Cuba
Phony death report nets jail term in Johnstown
A CITY resident who filed a fake report of a man jumping from a bridge was sentenced to 30 days in county jail on a disorderly charge. Police heard of the incident at 4 59 pm on Monday after a caller claimed a man stripped and leaped into the Allegheny River near the bridge. Investigators will assess whether medical attention is needed while the man remains in custody. Two death by own action notes were found at the scene.
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Johnstown
Samuel King
Allegheny River
Methodist Pastors Hold Quarterly Conference Here
The quarterly conference of area Methodist churches was held last evening at First Methodist Church Corry with Union City and Spartanshore represented. Dr Macklin Lindstrom district superintendent spoke on mission programs for fall and spring.
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Area Methodist Churches
First Methodist Church of
Corry
Union City
Spartanshore
Mack
Lin Lindstrom
Lindstrom
George A. Myers
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