Legislation on Education Moves Through Senate Debate
Delaware County Daily Times reports on the School District Reorganization Bill SB-179, now up for Senate debate. Governors Scranton and education groups voice positions as amendments shift the bill toward a weaker mandatory reorganization while critics call it unconstitutional and too strong.
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Daily Times
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Scranton
Governor's Committee of 100 For Better Education
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Gov. Scranton
Community College
Pennsylvania State University
State Colleges
The Pale Peril of Women in New York Bars
A controversial piece argues that women’s social influence is reshaping New York bars and private clubs. It notes bars like the Ritz in Paris and Waldorf in New York shifting toward female presence, with vivid observations on decor, drinks, and the imagined outcome of women owning hotels and banishing men from bars. The tone is provocative and dismissive, framing this trend as a threat and a societal reversal.
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Ritz
Paris
Seige
Rutz
Thomas Curtice
Tom
George
King Cole
St. Regis
Oak
Plaza
Barthe
Hollywood notes and party buzz from Avery era gala events
A collage of film and stage gossip: Sinatra and Gardner visit before rain delays on Four For Texas. Rex Harrison watches Enter Laughing. the Gabors toast Magda’s birthday at El Morocco. Faye Emerson begins memoirs at Asti's. Kay Medford auditions for Ensign Pulver with her dog. Dore Schary eyes Hans Conried for Love and Kisses. Mitzi Gaynor linked to Eddie Fisher. Zazu Pitts cookbook to be published. Jackie Jensen becomes Harrah’s sports director. Hepburn gowns auctioned post My Fair Lady. Sam Bronston rents Madrid set for Roman Empire. plus humor quotes and memories from readers.
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Texas
Cleopatra
Rex Harrison
Gabors
el Morocco
Magda
Faye Emerson
Asti
Kay Medford
Ensign Pulver
Dore Schary
Hans Conried
Vicki Mansfield
Pepe de Chazza
Satchel’ Paige
Mitzi Gaynor
Eddie Fisher
Americana
Zazu Pitts
Jackie Jensen
Harrah’s
Lake Tahoe
Audrey Hepburn
PMC Announces Top Scholar Hughes With 3.96 GPA
Charles R. Hughes, son of Mr and Mrs John L Hughes of 2643 Clayton St Boothwyn, graduated with the highest four year average at Pennsylvania Military College. Hughes, now of West Chester, posted a 3.96 cumulative average, a near perfect mark though a perfect avg is 4.0.
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Charles R. Hughes
John £. Hughes
Clayton St
Boothwyn
Pennsylvania Military College
Hughes
West Chester
Paper money in the United States an early colonial start
The article notes paper money first used in Massachusetts Bay Colony and states Congress authorized national issuance in 1861, marking a shift to a unified currency system. It highlights the colonial origin and the pivotal 1861 authorization in U.S. monetary history.
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United States
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Congress
Navy Seeks High School Grads for Electronics Training
The Navy's Chester recruiting station seeks high school graduates for assignment to electronics technical schools. Applicants must have aptitude for fine detailed electrical or mechanical work and fuel oil and electricity data are noted. More information at the recruiting office in Chester.
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Chester
Std St
Edgmont Ave
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