Polio Decline and Education Trends Mark 1958 Outlook
The piece reports rising education enrollment projections for 1958 with total students expected to reach 45 million as public and non public schools open. It notes 14 straight years of record registrations, teacher shortages, and potential remedies through returnees and emergency hires. It also highlights polio case declines tied to the Salk vaccine and a warning against lax vaccination, plus a note on pre retirement counseling and aging workers.
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Secessve
Lawrence G.derthick
U. S
Commissioner of Education
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago Sept 3 1988
Nostalgic notes from Corry recount events from 20 years past including statements from German leaders about Czechoslovakia, Labor Day fundraisers by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, a state police inspection of Corry jail, and local social notes on a garden show, a burglary attempt, Kiwanis cricket awards, and retirement planning trends in Detroit.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
West Washington Street
Dram Corps
Leader Cites Pa Record In Senate Drive
Philadelphia AP. Gay George M. Leader says his campaign for the U.S. Senate will rest on an outstanding record in industrial development education and mental health. He defends his administration’s domestic gains while acknowledging a teacher shortage and rising education funding as schools expand courses and aim to double capacity in the 14 state teachers colleges by 1970.
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Philadelphia
George M
U.S. Senate
Hugh Scott
Senate
Pennsylvania
Tenet
Soviet Union
TV Highlights and Programs New York
NBC entertainer Steve Allen reveals a Europe trip grew his mustache but did not affect plans for the Allen Show. He will perform this season then move to Hollywood next year, citing California ties and space at NBC. He keeps a strong work pace, writing songs and cartoons during a summer away.
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New York
API
Steve Allen
Allen
Nbc-Tv
Hollywood
California
NBC
Jayne Meadows
Europe
England
Paris
France
Taly
Jetter
Actress Pier Angeli and Vick Damone separate again
Actress Pier Angeli and husband singer Vick Damone separate amid a reported misunderstanding. Damone declined comment. This marks their second separation in four years of marriage. They have a three year old son Perry.
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Hollywood
Pier Angeli
Vick Damone
Damone
Perry
Health Head Urges Check For Children
County Medical Director Dr James T Googe urges parents to schedule physicals immunizations and dental checks before school. He notes new immunization booklet for recording protective injections and offers copies to county residents.
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James T. Googe
Googe
Bear Lake News And Reunion Notes On Local Visits
Bear Lake and Jamestown area residents were seen at local gatherings and visits including the Peterson reunion on the Sugar Grove Jamestown road, Paul Carpenter visiting from North East, Rev and Mrs Smith returning from EUB Conference, and several church event attendees with young speakers at Chautauqua Lake. In national news, Vice Admiral Carl H Jones, 65, a naval gunfire control authority and former Norfolk Navy Yard commander, died after a long illness, retiring in 1946.
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Robert. Hawkins
Nancy
Sally
Jamestown
Edith
Ethel Hawking
Jimmy Davis
Chautauqua Lake
Eub
Rev. Smith
Annapolis
Mad
Carl H. Jones
Norfolk Navy Yard
Over 100 Ex Corryites Attend Annual California Picnic
More than one hundred former Corry area residents now in California joined the 13th annual picnic. Chairman Orrin M Hilliburg said many arrived after the official period and did not register. A list of attendees includes Dr. and Mrs. C F Bennett. Mr and Mrs M Hillburg. John W Lambing. several families from La Jolla, Santa Ana, Pomona, Huntington Park, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Beverly Hills, San Francisco and other California cities. Many could not attend due to sickness vacations or other reasons. The event aims to grow next year with additional attendees.
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Corry
California
Orrin M. Hillbiire
Fullburg
C.F. Bennett
M- Hillburg
Pot Inola
Sam J. Invine
la Jolla
John W. Lambing
Velma Cady
Ralph L. Munsee
Howard
McCray
Adrian L. Jaggi
San Diego
John Silvas
Santa Ana
Treva Turben
Sebastopol
Paul 3
John Ohrn
Torrance
Don Dickinson
Bunda
Brian
Sue Dickinson
Canoga Park
Nellie Pierce
Clara Piero
Inglewood
Harry Clough
Davis
Dixie
Dawn
Dean Clough
Pittsfield
Lance Ross
Los Angeles
Robert Clough
John
Carolyn
Anna Mae
Beverly Clough
Hermost Beach
Claude L. Huet
Reseda
Della Sample Day
Paso Robles
Frances S. Mansfield
Monterey
Francis L. Crowell
Yucaipa
John Burkhardt
C. F. Burkhardt
Atascadero
Z. L. Haggerty and Family
Riverside
Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham's Wife Dies in Argentina
Lady Beecham 50, former Betty Humby, wife of famed British conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, died in Buenos Aires yesterday of a heart attack. A pianist, she was Beecham's second wife and they wed in 1943.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lady Beecham
Thomas Beecham
Betty Humby
Beecham
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LeRoy Hillyer
Paramount
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