Local Men Enlist in Navy From Homer City and Indiana
Two local youths, Clair Alexander McAdams 17 and Frederick Clair Fox 19, enlisted in the Navy. McAdams will train nine weeks at Great Lakes Ill and then take 14 days leave before duty at his station. Fox, a Laura Lamar High School graduate, joined the Graduates Choice Program and will train in Aviation, with San Diego as his recruit site. The Navy promotes plentiful opportunities across electronics nucleonics aviation hospital and general fields.
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Navy
James ©. Tall
Clair Alexander McAdams
Alexander McAdams
Homer City
McAdams
Laura Lamar Joint High
Seaman McAdams
U.S. Navy’ Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Frederick Clair Fox
Lillian Mae Fox
Indiana
RD 1
Laura Lamar Joint High School
San Diego
California
Leprechauns Pop Up In Will Trial In Pittsburgh
In a Pittsburgh trial relatives of the late attorney Walter L. Copeland seek to set aside his will. His former housekeeper Maude Wayland testified Copeland feared leprechauns and carried a hammer for protection. Psychiatrist Dr Robert J Shoemaker declined to comment on Copeland mental state in 1952 when the will was written. Copeland left nearly all his estate for brain surgery in Telearenta. his brother Samuel Copeland and nephews A Emerson Boyd and William A Purvis oppose the will, arguing Copeland was not mentally or physically able to sign it.
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Pittsburgh
Walter L. Copeland
Copeland
Maude Wayland
Robert J. Shoemaker
Samuel Copeland
McCandless Twp
A. Emerson Boyd
New Kensington
William A. Purvis
Whitehall
Telearenta
Glorious Sixties Pose Challenge For Business Leaders
AP notes a shift as the Glorious Sixties era seen by many as a challenge to postwar growth. Export lag and gold reserves, competition, and skilled labor trends reshape profits, investments, and buying, with inflation fears easing and production moving toward modernized plants and cannier buying. A closing line about a 28,000 part voting machine hints at broader technological change.
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New York
U. S
Frederick H. Mueller
Sam
Europe
Japan
Kennedy Humphrey duel over religion and voting record in Wisconsin primary
Wisconsin’s presidential primary looms as Senator Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator John F. Kennedy clash over religion and voting records. Humphrey touts his higher voting for tax exemptions and lower depletion allowances, while Kennedy asserts his Catholic faith won’t hinder his duties and defends conflicts with political rivals. A separate note mentions petroglyphs found in southern Illinois by Native Americans.
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Milwaukee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Kennedy
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Mofndland Evening Gazette
Clair McAdams
Frederick Fox
Fox
Tall
Chief Brown
Commercial Credit Plan
Consumer Discount Company
Speal
Church ST
Gazette
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Dale Carnegie
Stapleton’s Restaurant
Indiana, PA
Sen
Kennedy Humphrey
Joses
Nikita Khrushchev
Dijon
France
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Ilinois
New World
Alamericam
Akenoaha
Entra
Istines
Idan
JS Motors Ambler Service
U.S
S. 5Th St
Penelec
Pennsylvannia Electric Company
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