Questioned Quixotic Behavior in DeGroat Case Testimony
Jordan High School Principal Milton Sager denied pressure from administrators to downgrade Raymond A. De Groat and said his January 1955 rating was based on his own views. The testimony covered a 1955 April review meeting and explained the shift in Sager’s assessment references to yearbook issues, student bickering, and De Groat’s independent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan High School
Milton Sager
Raymond A. de Groat
Jordan Feacher
Sager
Paul Posner
de Graat
Douglas A
Newcomb
de ‘Groat
Fred Milter
de Groat
Bers
Actes
de Groot
Sherlock Hoalmes
de Great
Frishman
Newcomber
Odie Wright
Wright
Pro Board of Education
Lucille Couvillan
Board
Maureen Cameron Clarke
Allega
allega/Sager
Relief for Acid Gas After Eating
A consumer notice highlights fast relief from acid gas and indigestion after meals. It promotes Plunder's Tablets as a preferred antacid, claiming rapid neutralization of excess stomach acid and ongoing protection for those with severe discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyander
Ail Cruz
Census Adds Hawaii Alaska in U S Population Rise
Washington reports the national population at 178,252,000 as of Sept 1 with Hawaii and Alaska now included. Hawaii counts 578,000 residents and Alaska 167,000, reflecting statehood milestones. The Census Bureau notes 4,280,000 births and 1,646,000 deaths in the year ending July 1 with a 264,000 immigrant gain. The population is expected to reach 180,000,000 before mid-1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Hawaii
Alasks
Census Bureau
Alaska
U.S
Bureau
La Honda Man Dies From Burns
Redwood City reports 69 year old Cyril T. Hagen died after sustaining third degree burns from a Sunday night campfire fall. He was found Monday morning near his La Honda trailer by local residents. friends say he had been drinking the previous evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
UPH
la Honda
Cyril T. Hagen
Hagen
Foreign Aid Study Group Resigns Over Funds Cut Off
The International Development Advisory Board, created to study the International Cooperation Administration and advise on aid, resigns en masse after Congress bars funds. President Eisenhower accepts 13 resignations with regret, citing patriotic service since last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Mansfield
Congress
House
Gene
International Development Advisory Board
International Cooperation Administration
Joint
Senate House Conference Committee
Otto E Passman
D'La
Ben Lomond Sees First Snow of Season in Scotland
Snow dusted Ben Lomond, the 3,192 foot peak above Loch Lomond, as season first fell Sunday. Local observers noted light covering with clear skies and cool winds over the Scottish highlands.
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Ben Lomond
Loch Lomond
Scotland
UPI
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Tomy
By Don Maddock
American Veterans Committee
Progressive Citizens of America
Harry Frishman
Raymond de Groat
Tee Pave Uy St
Moby
Petri's Cleaners
CTH West Aces
Americar
Sleric
NG Bucke
Sunny Broo
Sunny Brook Seereea
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
OLD Sunny Brook CO
Louisville
National Distillers Products Company
Kentucky Braught
BS Roof
DeScholls
Schalls
Dooley
Mel
Long Beach Blvd
North Long Beach
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