College hosts six education workshops June 10 to 12
State Association of Secondary School Principals will conduct the Indiana State Teachers College workshop from June 10 to 12. The event, jointly sponsored by several groups, covers five education topics and invites teachers from Armstrong West Moreland Somerset Cambria Jefferson and Indiana counties.
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Pennsylvania
State Association of Secondary School Principals
State Teachers College
Indiana
Principals Education Association
Department of Public Instruction
Indiana State Teachers College
William Jeffferson
New Kensington High School
Robert Patrick
Penn State
Robert Plummer
Portage Joint High School
Gerald Torkelson
Howard Moore
Reynoldsville-Winslow High School
Joseph Kata
New Bethlehem
Allene Kniseley
Bedford
Armstrong
West Moreland
Somerset
Cambria
Jefferson
Samuel N. Jacobs
Greensburg
Robert Bell Earns Bucknell Degree With Honors
Robert F. Bell of Glen Campbell graduated cum laude from Bucknell University at the 103rd commencement in Davis Gymnasium. He earned a bachelor of science degree in biology, daughter and son of Dr and Mrs Cyril B Bell of West Side.
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Lewisburg
Robert F. Bell
Glen Campbell
Bucknell University
Davis Gymnasium
Bell
Cyril ‘'B. Bell
West Side
Congress Wary Over Red Tricks
Senators on the Appropriations Committee warn that even with halted fighting in Korea, immediate requests for U S economic aid will consume most expected savings. The piece notes budget implications, potential aid costs, and Navy Nurse Corps recruitment details including Lt Evelyn B Shields interview plans in Indiana and at the Indiana Hospital School of Nursing.
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Page Orie
Senate Appropriations Committee
U. S
Korea
Ferguson
Evelyn B. Shields
Nurse Corps
U. S. Navy
Pittsburgh
Navy
Court House Building
Indiana
U. S. Naval Reserve
Indiana Hospital School of Nursing
American Nurses' Association
St. Albans Naval Hospital
New York
Fiod
Shields
Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing
Western Reserve University
Naval
Naval Hospital
Honolulu
Guam Memorial Hospital
Guam
Fice
South Korea
Bridges
R-Nh
Appropriations Committee
Italian Premier Victory Sparks Coalition Fear in Rome
The article reports tentative results showing Fronte Republican leader De Gasperi's party near a majority in unofficial returns as coalition tensions rise. It notes U S military stance in Korea, the need to keep troops and atomic capability, and comments from officials on postwar truce negotiations and Communist influence. Local incidents recount a storm damage and a Turbin family account of a near-mortal wind event.
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Wiley
Wis
Senate
Ing
de Gasperi
U. S
Ajuldaue
Chamber of Deput
Wonol
India
Utter
Seoul
U.N
You Chan Yang
Chan
Korea
Nion
Thange
Althoug
Yang
Death Toll Biggest In Flint I 11
Death tolls mark the largest count in Flint and I 11 incidents with reports continuing from Page One. The count includes a major fatality in Lapeer County near Brown City, detailing a region hit hard by the tragedy.
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Flint
Page One
Lapeer County
Brown City
Red Radio Hits Plans Red Radio Hits Plans
TOKYO The Communist Peiping Radio said tonight that a potential defense against failing Raith plans emerged as a topic of discussion.
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Red Radio Hits
Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Tornadoes and War News Dominate Lakeport Dispatch
A sweeping report ties a destructive tornado near Lakeport to wider Korea crisis actions. The storm path affected Lapeer and Oakland counties, with 98 dead at a makeshift morgue in the National Guard Armory. Clergy administered rites as state resources mobilized for medical aid and anti tetanus efforts.
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Korea
Hisenhower
Lapeer
Lakeport
Lake Huron
Associated Press
Port Huron
Milford
Oakland County
Panmunjom
National Guard
Flint
Lansing
Cease-Fire Looms Amid Tornado Toll in Midwest
Gov. Williams led a rapid response as a string of tornadoes ripped through Michigan Texas and Nebraska. Red Cross shelters opened in Flint and Port Huron while a Navy plane carried blood plasma and penicillin to the stricken area. By nightfall 227 killed across 128 tornadoes this year with 146 million dollars in damages and entire families lost in communities near Pontiac Saginaw Ann Arbor Detroit and Hurley Hospital absorbed the injured and the dead.
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Texas
Nebraska
Riots, War Foes Renew Pressure Across Korea
Amid protests and political upheaval in Seoul and Washington, South Korea’s National Assembly debates a war declaration if Indian troops land in Korea to guard prisoners. U N armistice talks stalled as crowds demand continued conflict and a hard line against peace overtures.
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U. N
Lucy
Atusees
Pusan
National Assembly
Crisis Committee
Korea
Panmunjom
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Maxwell Taylor
U. S. Eighth Army
Posal
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Air Prictina
State Tax Plan Stirs Crisis Over Budget Shortfall
A long struggle over how to raise funds to balance the Commonwealth budget stalls as lawmakers weigh revisions to income tax and military spending. Senate and House members, including Dent and Maybank, push for a broader plan while the administration signals sign off on a mixed eight point package. Observers warn delaying action risks deeper fiscal muddle as talks focus on removing exemptions and funding prisoner exchanges amid a looming cease fire.
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India
Senate
Yohn H. Dent
Yoon Chi Yung
Assembly
Een
Hill
D-Ala
Wilson
Maybank
D-Sc
Hil
Ferguson
House
Sion
U.N
Alljwar
GOP
of Johnson
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Cus
Aviation
United Nations
Vandenberg
Reds
Nation Commission
Red
China
North
Korea
Politi
Tal
South Korea
Regular Air Force
Alri National Guard and Reserve
Barrier header board proposal limits cargo risk on brakes
A header board barrier to stop shifting cargo in heavy vehicles would deter crushing dangers when brakes are applied. Rep. John H. Moody proposes the measure to cover trucks trailers and semi-railers loaded with beams logs pipes steel and rolls with a 25 dollar fine or jail for nonpayment. Other House bills touch on candidate withdrawal penalties after moving districts and pensions after 25 years for certain county employees.
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John H. Moody
R—Dauphin
Boyle Stays In the Race Obituaries
Local politics and obituaries mix as Boyle refuses to resign while President Eisenhower nominates John W. McLivaine for U. S. attorney. The piece notes Boyle’s stance, ongoing prosecutions, and the context of Western Pennsylvania appointments amid the June 1953 developments.
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Kathryn Areas Cop
Nicholas Cup
Pittsburgh
Edward C.burg
Adden. Boyle
Western
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Senate
John W. McLlvaine
Washington
Post
Boyle
Federa
Tria
McLivalne
Washington County
U. S
Joseph P. Wilson
Smethport
Wilson
McKean County
Owen M. Burns
Rosenbergs Refused New Trial Again
Kaufman ruled that the defense contentions in their motion were unsupported and incredible. The judge said the defense contended that Greenglass had been involved in an espionage ring and had implicated Rosenberg because of a grievance.
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Kaufman
Greenglass
Rosenberg
Green Glass
Patrolmen Killed In Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls Pa Patrolman Joseph Galizia 29 was killed when his radio patrol car crashed into a steel utility pole in downtown Beaver Falls He died at Providence Hospital after being released from the Beaver Falls Police Station near Seventh Avenue and High Street following a routine pursuit with a fellow officer.
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Beaver Falls
Joseph Galizia
Beaver Foulie
Galizia
Providence Hospital
Seventh Avenue
Highs Street
Two Tornadoes Strike N. Ohio Kill 12 People
A pair of tornadoes ripped through northern Ohio killing twelve. Debris and livestock lay scattered as bridges and buildings suffered severe damage. Cars were carried off roads, with one hearse struck by a splintered board. churches and homes reported major structural failures. Local residents, including nearby witnesses, described widespread devastation and urgent search efforts.
Sulfur Sources and Local Appointments Noted
Harrisburg reports three fourths of the world's sulfur comes from sulfur deposits found during oil drilling. Gov. John announces unanimous confirmations. Delaware County Board of Assistants and Bryn Mawr residents referenced along with James T. Taylor. Big hailstones over a pound reported in the region.
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Harrisburg
Senate
New Orleans
John
Delaware
County Board of As
Soussistance
Mary B. Christie
Isiana
Texas
Bryn Mawr
James T. Taylor
Coatesville
Trucker Killed by Coal Truck Crash on Route 22
A coal truck collided with two wrecked vehicles on Route 22 early today, killing the truck driver Harvey R. Deckert of Fredericksburg, Pa, and critically injuring a bystander Martha Conlon, 39, of Madison, N J. The other driver was Kermit Schweyer, 25, of Kutztown, Pa, and Conlon was found in the westbound wrong lane. all were treated by a local doctor.
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Clinton
N. 5
Route 22
Harvey, R. Deckert
Fredericksburg
Martha Con‘jon
Madison
N. J
Kermit Schweyer
Kutztown
iConlon
Schweyer
Police
Vg Aid
Reciprocal Trade Act Extensions and Advisory Trade Policy
Lawmakers Daniel Reed and Richard Simpson seek a limited extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act while placing stricter provisions in a separate bill. The plan would delay major tariff questions for a year as a tariff study proceeds, amid broader protectionist aims for U S industry. A separate note mentions that about 235000 Americans are projected to die of cancer in 1955.
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Means
Daniel Reed
Richard M. Simpson
Simpson
House
San Antonio
Alan Iman
Congressimo
White House
Mission
de Valero
Ariff
Eisenhower
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Lester J. Maitland
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Ann Arbor
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Rhee
Hurley Hospital
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James A. van Fleet
Far East
van Fleet
Jackson County Court
Eighth Army
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Orient
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Hickenslooper
Harry S. Fruman
Grandview
Truman
Burdick
Rep. Keating
R-Ny
Mark
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Northumberland
Willam Z. Scott
R—Carbont
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Anna Pelchar Trygar
Saltsburg
Sithe
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Cup
Roscoe
Avtinsmore
Paul
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Slickville
Mary Kutz Duda
Austria
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Ohio
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Saltsbourg
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Stephen Walchin
Elizabeth Marganet Watson
7Th Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Robinson's
N. 7Th Street
Don McCurry
Indiana United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Rosenbergs
Indiana Evening Gazette
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