Lifetime church servant and historic railway tunnel noted
Frederick G Weldner, 70, long standing member of Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church in Philadelphia, celebrated 75 years as a congregant with 50 years in the church choir and decades as a Sunday school teacher and trustee. Nearby, a new double track railway tunnel near Blue Held, West Virginia, 7,052 feet long, opened for regular service that year, touted as the largest of its kind though not the longest, 32 feet high and 31 feet wide inside.
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Calvary Evangelial
United Brethren Church
Phila
Qgerpess
Blue Held
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Auld
Senate leader calls death penalty for drug traffickers
Senator Herbert OConor told Kiwanis delegates that the Lindbergh law should be used as a model to deter teen drug use and drug pedlar crime. He urged a similar approach to punish offenders and curb rising trafficking amid concerns over youth neglect and curiosity. A separate note reports Roferce Inc claiming a new one piece rubber window repair unit can prevent window vibration and wear without detailing broader implications.
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From Bye to Camera a Photographic Guide by Bethers
Ray Bethers provides an art centered guide for photographers focusing on seeing, light, form and composition rather than technical exposure details. It contrasts camera as instrument with viewer’s ability to perceive and shape images through imagination and skill.
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Irving Desfor
Ray Bethers
Pitman Publishere
Kodak
Inflation or recession this summer debate rages on
New York June 19 There is a great debate in the business world about whether inflation or a recession will dominate this summer The discussion centers on war preparations versus peace and how these paths would affect capital and consumer demand Some see a slowdown in rearmament easing inflation while others believe continued spending keeps production high and may accelerate price rises The piece notes wide disagreement among business leaders on the economy and policy responses
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Sam Dawson
New York
Russia
Korea
Sania
Traffic Detour Through Moffat Tunnel After Bridge Washouts
Detour established via Pueblo along the Moffat tunnel route of the Denver and Rio Grande after rains weakened three bridges near the tunnel east portal. Tribune want ads note the change effective today and advise travelers to reroute accordingly.
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Denver
i—Prairie
Moffat Tunnel
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Pueblo
1962 Graduate School Enrolment Figures At CSC
Enrollment data from Cal nada State College of Education shows total graduate enrollment at 680 with 587 men and 376 women. 103 unclassified, five pursuing Diploma of Specialization, and 11 candidates for Doctor of Education. First year intake included 962 enrolments with 587 new students and 589 returning. The text notes ancient shorthand origins from the Romans.
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Calnada State College of Education
DHS
Jar
A. J. Zimmerman
Rehan
Enniijates Tor
Madtur
Arin Derrea
Tha
A. 1
Javet
Tornado Hite Texas Town Talks and a Fatal Plot
A Texas town faces a tornado scare and a fatal incident linked to a farm accident. The death of G C Wharton, a -year-old farmer, occurred while returning home from field work. A court ruling discusses admissibility of breath tests amid scientific disagreement on reliability.
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Texas
G.C. Wharton
Ik Yearold Farm Oy
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