Summer Activities Schedule at Local Youth Center
Local youth center announces summer hours from June to August 31 with open days Monday through Saturday and evening programs for junior and senior high. Activities include a dance club led by Dick Welters, band programs directed by Jane Reser and Earle Boardman, crafts with a punch-card fees, woodwind and brass lessons, and concert events at Glenmore and Lincoln Parks. Adult supervisors Wayne Nash and Florence Welsh assist, Ruth Judking steps in as secretary.
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South Center
Dick Welters
Banderaits
Jane Reser
Glenmore Park
Lincoln Park
Earl Faulkner
Earle Boardman
Firat
Poo
Alutlanta
Graun
Wayne Nash
Florence Welsh
Ruth Judking
CSCH
Betty Mefford
Greeley High School
Uniforms for politicians would set them apart
HAL BOYLE argues for outfits to identify public figures and bureaucrats, urging distinct uniforms for elected officials and civil servants. He suggests labelling sleeves with stripes, tapes, and branch emblems, plus robes or togas for power and loss, to mark careers and avoid anonymity.
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New York
Burreautras
Homburg
Department of Agriculture
National Pack Service
Labor Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Renator
Shere Remins
Great Britain
Oak Ridge barber offers kids haircuts pickup service
An Oak Ridge barber advertised in The Oak Ridger that starting Monday he will offer pickup and delivery for boys haircuts. Glenn Moses ran the ad promising to collect a child at home cut hair per instructions and return. Haircut price is one dollar with three dollars for delivery.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Glenn Moses
Oak Ridger
Gill Community Notes and Nevada Prison Escape
Gill club activities at the Shelter House include 15 members with Fern Markley and others. upcoming meeting at Stewart Briscoe home. Also reports visits, travels to Grand Canyon, Zion, and Yosemite. 4-H club activities and local social events. Nevada penitentiary escape: three convicts fled using dummies and two 20-foot ladders from a four story building. heading west in a stolen car. suspects named Verdon, Jory, and Smith.
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Gil
Gill Country Club
Inland Trave Jarz
Fern Markley
Dorothy Morris
Marjorie French
Stewart Briscoe
Ema Briscoe
Ralph Payne
Jin Ving
Terry Hilen
Joanne Stephenson
Wilbur Jackson
Messrs
Ant
Lester
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Zion National Park
Utah
Boulder Dam
Glendale
Calif
Ithay
Long Beach
Charles Fuller
Juang
Old Mexico
Aeckling
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Bary) Wood David
Gill
Frank Woodmen
Tawellak Wasco
Woodman
Acklins
Yosemite National Park
Red Woods
Portland
Ore
Acklin
Warren Stanhaugh
Glacier National Park
Montana
GUL
CSCH
Csch. Mr. and Mrs. Acklin
Denver
Ralph Arehart
John Simpson
Richmond
Ind
Bud
Fotur
Frank Irvin
Pearl Brewer
Gertie Patton
Cali
J. Fred Steck
Wenk
Nevada
Carson City
Nev
Nevada State Penitentiary
California Highway Patrol
Francis G. Verdon
Las Vegas
May Jory
Reno
Marshall Smith
World Geographers To Meet in Capital
Washington, D. C., will host about twelve hundred geographers from over 60 countries for the eighth general assembly of the International Geographical Union and the seventeenth International Geographical Congress. Sessions and events run from August to the 16th at the Statler hotel with some 200 papers to be read, as the United States National Research Council coordinates preparations begun three years ago.
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Washington
D. C
General Assembly
International Geographical Union
International Geographical Congress
Theiata
Richard UW. Light
American Geographical Society of New York
Gilbert Grosvanor
National Geographic Society of
Washington, DC
Congress
Firal
Antwerp
Belgium
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Geography Congress Plans Tours and Key Speakers
Plans announced for visiting geographers include a transcontinental west and northwest tour, a New England historical tour, a lower Great Lakes industrial cities study, and a southern states trip via the Tennessee valley. Dr Grosvenor, editor of National Geographic Magazine, is among expected attendees. Official Washington hosts include the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council and several geography organizations.
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New England
Great Lakes
Tennessee Valley
Grosvenor
National
Gographic Magazine
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
International Geographical Union
United Siatea
National Council of Geography Teachers
Association of American Geographif
Geographic Soch
Gold Crowns Stolen From Brooklyn Church Recovered
In New York on June 8 two gold crowns stolen from St Rosalia Church in Brooklyn were returned by mail with about 20 precious stones missing. The package was delivered to Magistrate Angelo R Slotti during the 10 am mass and the priest proclaimed the return as a miracle, prompting applause and a few fainting parishioners.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ariest
Magr
Angelo R. Slotti
SS. Rosalia Church
Msgr Cioffi Repeats Promise to Forgive Thieves
The message from Msgr. Cioffi echoes a pledge to forgive and forget the thieves as debate over the incident continues in the community. No further details about suspects or motives are provided in the fragment.
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Nosdexeton
Msgr
Cioffi
GOP Assembly Set for July 16 in Denver
Denver officials indicate the GOP state assembly will be held in Denver with the City Auditorium reserved and a tentative date of July 16 noted by Denver county chairman Charles M. Armstrong. The state central committee has not formally confirmed the date.
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Denver
Colorado
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