Blinking Lights Teach Deaf How To Talk
A pinball machine style device with flashing lights helps teach speech to deaf preschoolers at the Arizona Crippled Children's Society school in Phoenix. In under a year ten children, once almost totally deaf, learned many words and can speak more normally, with Joyce Johnson reaching about 300 words and a natural voice.
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Cobalt therapy device aids deaf children at City of Hope
In Duarte California the City of Hope Medical Center dedicates a five cobalt teletherapy unit to aid cancer patients and as part of research. A demonstration from Washington linked Sen. Lister Hill praised the project while educators describe the “blinker” device helping deaf children learn speech by linking lights to spoken words. Inventor George L Campbell says the device belongs to all deaf people and plans will be shared with schools.
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A. E. Crathirds
Society
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More Duties For Air Unit Expanded in Pacific Plans
The U S 18th Air Force role grows to include the Burmosa area in the Philippines with advance headquarters to be set up at Taipei Formosa by July 10 Brig Gen William Lee announces The 13th shifts to Pacific Air Force with bases in Hawaii Brig Gen Ben O Davis named vice commander of the 18th in charge of the Taipei advance headquarters The Tth is reactivated in Hawaii with forward HQ in Guam and tactical units in Surmose reassigned from 5th Air Force The 18th main HQ remains at Clark base Manila north side
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18Th Air Force
Philippines
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iPacific Air Force
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Heath
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Watauga Settlement First Constitution Noted in History
The first constitution adopted in America was by the Watauga Settlement, a 14 family group from Wake County North Carolina who moved to the Alleghenies in 1770, marking an early colonial self government effort.
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Wake County
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Stollers Meet With Roman Law at Lunchtime
New York pedestrians paused outside a courthouse as 13 people were questioned as prospective jurors in a federal case. The roundup, tied to an old Roman law concept of talesmen, drew witty reactions and a brief scene of juror selection with both men and women encountered during lunch hour.
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New York
Edward
Dimock
Bureau
Five-Nation Talks Pause On Moscow Peace Efforts
The five nation group split to delay consideration of Moscow peace and disarmament proposals and all other ideas until their home offices decide how UN talks will be linked with Big Four leaders. Higher level reviews are set for the summer as the subcommittee’s work is suspended.
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Lutheran Church Lists Candidates for Ordination in Synod
The Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church, concluding its Lifth convention in Greenville, accepted 13 candidates for ordination. Eleven were ordained at Thiel College ceremonies. four will be ordained at home churches. Names and assignments span from Beaver to Warren with posts in Pittsburgh and Erie.
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Greenville
Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church
G. Lawrence Himmelman
Aynod
Thiel College
John P.nicely
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
Loyal A
Black
Dravesburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Donora
Edwin T. Cochran Jr
Monaca
Ring Gold
Leroy J. Dobbe
Rocky Mountain Synod of New Mexico
Donald R. Himmelman
Bellevue
Harrison City- Boquet
William G. Joyce
Bridgeton
N.w
Mount Zion Church
Charles W. Kampneyer
Beaver
Lutheran Memorial Churc
Erie
Walter W. Kuhre
Warren
Oak Grove
Donald G. Love
Mill Creek
St. John's Lutheran Church
Charles McAde
Victor Benson
Eric
First Lutheran Church
Paul D. Blank
Greensburg
Brick
Ronald M. Brant
Latrobe
Jefferson- Springboro
William A. Good
Butler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Denver
Cola
Malik Seeks Wartime Peace With Japan Envoy
London Russia's Ambassador Jacob Malik met at the Japanese embassy for the second day of talks on a World War I peace treaty. A Japanese spokesman said Malik was replying to Japan's envoy Shunichi Matsumoto. The aim is to end the technical state of war between the two nations. Russia did not sign the 1951 San Francisco treaty with the Western Allies.
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Russia
Jacob Malik
Malik
Japan
Shunichi Matsumoto
San Francisco
Japan presses for full territorial, fishing, trade, and POW talks
Japan seeks resolution on all over territorial issues, fishing rights, trade, diplomatic ties, and repatriation of Japanese prisoners of war still held by Russia. The push underscores Tokyo’s aim to address lingering wartime and postwar disputes with Moscow.
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Beaver Fire Destroys Store. $200000 Loss Reported
A major blaze in Beaver PA destroyed a furniture store in the busy business district yesterday. Estimated damage exceeds $200,000 with an adjoining dairy store also harmed. Fire Chief E A Moore noted cars in the rear helped spark the fire. Smoke was visible for miles and threatened nearby residences. Fire units from Beaver and four nearby communities fought the blaze. Two apartments above the dairy suffered smoke and water damage, along with an antique shop and another unit.
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Beaver
J. T. Anderson
E. A. Moore
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