Roberts Warns Soviets Seek Greece Takeover to Complete Economy
AP analysis notes Roberts criticizes Soviet maneuvers in Greece as attempts to grab influence in the region and disrupt the government. Gromyko counters with provocations while the U N Security Council fractures over intervention. Johnson cites U S resolve in the Middle East and broader Asia-Pacific commitments.
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New Ass't Prof Pittsburgh Appointed Principal at Falk School
Stuart A. Okeler, director of Hessian Hills School, Croton on Hudson, N Y, was named principal of Falk School and assistant professor of education at the University of Pittsburgh. A native of Pennsylvania, he formerly taught at Hun School Princeton, Nichols School Buffalo, Southampton Country School New Jersey, and was principal at Erie Day School. He graduated from Princeton University and Teachers College Columbia University.
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Hessian Hills School
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New York
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University of Pittsburgh
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Hun School
Princeton
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Buffalo
Southampton Country School
Southampton
Erie Day School
Erie
Princeton University
Teachers College
Columbia Univer
Body Found Lying Along PRR Tracks Near Glatfelter
A man identified as Charles Miller of New Freedom was found dead along the Penn Railroad tracks near Glatfelter station after a Baltimore-bound passenger train, leaving at 4:50 a.m. Wednesday. Coroner Lester J. Sell reported a crushed skull and about six hours since death. In Indy, Pa, Aug. 15, Norwegian skis dated at 4,000 years old were discovered, indicating skiing's ancient origins.
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David E. Kerr
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Mildred McKelvey
Brookside Park
Chambersburg
Pennylvania
Glatfelter Station
Baltimore
Charles Miller
New Freedom
Lester J. Sell
Indy Pa
Look For Figure of 60 Million Jobs To Falter Soon
United States Employment Service expects about 60 million jobs to falter by year end due to veterans returning to school and seasonal layoffs. About 3 million may shift out of employment, but unemployment may not rise, with current jobless figures around 2.6 million. Officials say non agricultural employment should level at about 50 million barring a price shock.
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Greece
Britain
Winston Churchill
Gromyko
U. N
Harold W. Ward
Washington
United States Employment Service
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Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
Robert C. Goodwin
U. Ss. E
Recapture Patriotism Says Myers in War on Prices
Senator Francis J. Myers told AMVETS in Wilkes-Barre that patriotism must guide policy to balance prices and purchasing power. He urged leaders to resist tax cuts that undermine resolve to sustain wartime aid and a lasting peace, framing the current era as a cold ideological clash between freedom and totalitarianism.
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Francis J. Myres
Dpa
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Myers
Amvets
Vet Society Ed Takes First Plane Trip At Age 74
Harrisburg veteran society reporter Mrs Wilbur F Harris of the Harrisburg Telegraph turns 74 and embarks on her first flight to Europe for a 41 day tour of the continent and British Isles. She travels alone to prove she can live apart while traveling and has long desired ownership of a car, a goal she achieved in earlier years. She has written a Telegraph column since 1905.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
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Telegraph
May In Philly Fraud Returns To Philadelphia
Philadelphia report states Irvin R. May a former Philadelphia Workmen’s fund adjuster, arrested in Tallahassee on forgery and fraudulent conversion charges, is being returned to Pennsylvania as investigators probe claims of forged checks to claimants defrauding the state fund.
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Tallahassee
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Irvin R. May
Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Fund
State Workmen’s Insurance ’ Fund
May
Franklin E. Barr
Escape Injury As Engine Conks Out Over Mountain
A 19 year old pilot Adolph Hoffman of West Lawn and his 18 year old companion Kermit Gerhard escaped harm when their small plane lost power above Blue Mountain near Port Clinton Pennsylvania. They landed in a field but the plane overshot the field and hit a wire fence damaging a wing according to state police aeronautical inspector William B Hall.
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Port Clinton
William
Postponed executions of three murderers in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg August 15 Governor James H Duff postponed the executions of three convicted slayers to allow clemency appeals at the September State Pardon Board session. The men Mike Bubna Eric and Charles Frederick Moyer and William Paul Byron of Delaware County had been set to die the week of September 22. The governor issued hept notes fixing October 6 for their electrocution at Rockview Penitentiary.
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James H. Duff
State
Mike Bubna
Eric
Charles Frederick Moyer
William
Paul Byron
Delaware County
Veterans Return Home to Civil Jobs After World War I
Officials note discharge of U S veterans rising to over 12 million in the war, with more than 10 million in schools or colleges. Exports remain strong though dollars for goods lag, reflecting a slow but steady return to civilian employment as veterans rejoin the labor force after the war.
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Louis Levine
Dura
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