Indiana High Spring Sports and Student Traditions
The upcoming spring season at Indiana High includes track and baseball discussions, intramural mushball, and girls softball teams. Senior boys learn dancing from twelve girls, with a private party planned before Saint Patrick’s Day. Ninth grade Tri-HI-Y Club unveils bright red hats, while students note Sonny Fairman’s crew cut and Jim Rankin’s stamp collection on display.
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Virginia George Stuns Library with Frog Skeleton Find
A study hall scare as Virginia George entered the library with a frog foot bone resembling a miniature human head. Teachers note the dissected frog bones are cleaned yearly by biology students, sparking a brief moment of fright among peers.
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State Mat Meet At Washington State Meet At Washington
ABA The important thing is to plan for succession of bloom with a mix of early Spring bulbs and through summer and fall perennials and annuals. The article notes competitors Don Haney Tom Alberts Jerry Maurey and Ray Osborne in the 13th annual state wrestling tournament at Washington, PA, with 11 weight classes and 40 schools. A gardening aside suggests using paeony iris daylily and chrysanthemums to maintain color through seasons.
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Ceeking Out In Paris Today
Paris on the second day of France's utilities crisis reports gas shortages that hindered cooking and left toast unmelted while electricity stayed near normal. A government spokesman says draft orders kept key power workers at work and gas workers summoned, though unions had pledged pressure for domestic needs.
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Top Aides Go South for Truman Florida Vacation
President Truman will travel to Florida for a three week vacation aboard the USS Williamsburg with nearly all top White House aides. John R. Steelman and Charles B. Murphy join a list of Secretaries Ross Connelly Hassett, plus military and administrative staff. The group sails Sunday at 10 a.m. EST from Washington and reaches Key West early Thursday morning.
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President Truman to Fly From Key West With Escort
The Williamsburg is to meet the president at about 7 p m Sunday with the destroyer William C Lane as escort. Plans call for the president to fly back to Washington at the end of his Key West stay, with uncertainty over whether Mrs Truman and Margaret will accompany him.
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NY City Seeks Dismissal Of Probationary Teacher
City School Superintendent William Jansen urged the Board of Education to discharge probationary first grade teacher Sylvia M. Schneiderman. He accused her of lying under oath on a teaching license application about ties to a group endorsing communism.
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World’s brainiest animals? Chimps ahead of horses and dogs
A historical science feature argues chimpanzees top animal intelligence based on tests, outperforming some five year olds in problem solving. It notes monkeys, raccoons, elephants, and even coyotes show high problem solving and adaptability, with examples from stacking boxes to puzzle boxes and clever trapping.
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Superintendent cites evidence on Mrs Schneiderman’s stated affiliations
The superintendent says he has conclusive evidence that Mrs Schneiderman lied when she denied any affiliation with any organization or group endorsing Communist, Fascist, or Nazi movements, implying a political motive or improper connections.
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Dixonville Seaman Aids in Portrex Exercises
John Sbatella of Dixonville, US Navy, attached to Naval Headquarters in San Juan, Puerto Rico, will participate in the Portrex Caribbean exercises. The joint Army Navy and Air Force war games, largest peace time maneuver in the hemisphere, involve about 80,000 personnel and feature submarine and aircraft threats with an invasion on Vieques in early March.
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Young Farmers To Hear Special Speaker Monday
Indiana County Young Farmers Association will meet Monday March 13 at 7 40 p m in the courtroom Courthouse Indiana. H C Fetterolf chief of Agriculture Education Department of Public Instruction of Penna and V A Martin assistant chief of Vocational Agriculture will speak. Fetterolf's overseas work in Germany and Korea will be shown with colored slides as they discuss adult on the farm training program as a major project of the Pennsylvania Young Farmers Association.
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London Paper Lectures Gen Bradley
London newspaper lectures General Omar Bradley amid coverage of Allied strategy and postwar planning with political and military implications in wartime Britain.
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Bradley speech cited as depressing war talk
The Liberal Star reprints Bradleys remarks on Western military power and possible conflict with Russia. The editorial condemns war talk as boosting Communist propaganda, urges stronger Western social and economic defenses, and warns generals against discussing victory or war with Russia.
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Sander Hopes To Resume Practice In New Hampshire
Dr. Hermann N. Sander, acquitted of murder in a cancer patient’s death, says he expects the State Board of Registration in Medicine to permit resuming practice after calm deliberation. He and his wife left for a southern trip, destination undisclosed, as the board may hold hearings on suspension or revocation weeks away. In Worcester, Don Williams defeated Bob Montgomery 145% to 1424. London notes the first public railway locomotive in England in 1825 covered nine miles in 65 minutes.
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