Weyandt Receives ISTC Alumni Citation for Service
Carl S. Weyandt president of the Syntron Company and Syntron Foundation was awarded the Second Annual Citation for Distinguished Service by the General Alumni Association of the Indiana State Teachers College at Indiana Pa. The honor cites his lasting impact on education and industry and notes his role in funding Syntron Scholarships. Weyandt, a western Pennsylvania native, built Syntron into a worldwide tech firm from Homer City and Blairsville, with the foundation aiding Indiana State Teachers College and local education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl 8, Weyandt
Syntron Company
Syntron Foundation
General Alumni Association
State Teachers College
Indiana
Mr. Weyandt
Indiana State Teachers College
Weyandt
Pennsylvania
Carl S. Weyandt
Ethel L. Waddell
Willis E. Pratt
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Maplewood
Duncansville
Homer City
Blairsville
As of
Toe
United States
South America
Australia
Japan
South Africa
England
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Syntron
Wanda Westfall
Sytron
Indiana STC Celebrates 80th Birthday
Indiana STC marks 80th anniversary with Alumni Association events across Pennsylvania and beyond. Hess named vice president and Mrs Louis Wechsler elected secretary as alumni vote to continue Alumni News Bulletin and fund a second motion picture projector for Fisher Auditorium. Page highlights include class of 1855 membership, upcoming tea, artists recital, alumni reception, dance, bridge, Baccalaureate address by Dr Calvert N Ellis, and commencement with 60 seniors earning degrees and two male graduates commissioned as second lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Richland
Louis Wechsler
Pittsburgh
Alumni Association
Pennsylvania
Alupni
Ward C. Johnson
Indiana
Willis E. Pratt
John Sutton Hall
Fisher Auditorium
Calvert N. Ellis
Juniata College
Indiana State Peachers College
David McNaughton
Fisher Auditoriuum
Vernon F. Gallagher
Duquesne University
United States Army Reserve
Elder driver pays fines after minor two-vehicle crash
Seventy-year-old Raymond Hough paid the $35 fine for the second motorist after an auto accident, saying he was grateful no serious injuries occurred. Hough had earlier paid a $15 fine for taking the right of way, and covered Frank Witherspoon Jr. 24’s careless driving fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Raymond Hough
Hough
Frank Witherspoon Jr
Jersey Cook Dies In Barge Fire
A 60-year-old cook, Carl Holgerson of Sea Bright, died when a barge converted to a bunkhouse burned in New Jersey early today. A general alarm fire caused about 25,000 dollars in damage as three Hudson River fishermen escaped injuries.
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North Bergen
Cook
Hudson Rivers
Carl Holgerson
Sea Bright
Holgerson
Former Lover Kills Woman Then Himself
A former lover shot and killed Mrs. Emypson in a Manhattan store before turning the gun on himself in a nearby rented room. He had followed her after being dismissed from a previous marriage and kept her movements under constant watch with field glasses and a diary found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paga
Emypson
William
Carpenter
Empson
St.Paul's Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Manhattan
Simpson
Joseph Saware
Pilot Tries Round Trip Coast Flight
A pilot attempts a round trip coast flight with stops at Buckley Field Denver Col A capital Airport Springfield 1b Mitchell Field Lockbourne Columbus Municipal Tulsa Kirtland Albuquerque and San Fernando Valley. Prevailing winds require an extra Westward leg and National Guard crews handle refueling.
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Poole
Dinah Shure
Peggy Lee
National Guard
Conroy
Pitane
Nick
California
Buckley Field
Denver
Cola
Capital Airport
Springfield
Mitchell Field
Lockbourne
Columbus
Ohio
New Backing For Hoxsey Clinic Stirs Federal Case
Federal prosecutors and U S attorney McIlvaine press case against the Hoxsey clinic over interstate shipment of cancer treatment pills. Pills seized last March at Portage clinic and labeled as cancer cure facing legal fight. depositions from Haluska and four staffers reveal questions about the clinic’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s
John W. McIlvaine
Portage Clinic
McIlvaine
Detroit
Portage
Mellvaine
U. S. District Court
Mel Tlyaine
Atty
William Goodrich
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Suboenaed Haluska
President Eisenhower's potential second term seen by allies
Sen. Duff of Pennsylvania and Sen. Aiken of Vermont said they believe Eisenhower will run again but will delay an official announcement until next year. Both noted strong public esteem for the President and suggested Democratic critics and party insiders expect a 1956 bid, though no firm decision has been made. Duff and Aiken, who visited the White House yesterday, emphasized time for the decision ahead of the 1956 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Boasters
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Duff
Ske
Aiken
Con KiUss
Pennsylvania
Thacher Langstreth
Gazette Classified Ads Summary
Classified listings from the Gazette present a collage of items for sale services and notices. Readable entries include job offers real estate vehicles and personal notices with prices contact details and brief descriptions. The ad page reflects a mid century urban marketplace with diverse classifieds.
Furgluele Named President of ISTC Alumni Group
F. Furgluete, 1249, elected president of the General Alumni Association of State Teachers College Indiana at the annual meeting. A 1949 Indiana College English graduate, he earned a Pittsburgh MA in English in 1992, followed by 26 hours beyond that degree. He has teaching duties at Indiana High School and supervises student teachers. He served in World War II, attaining first lieutenant and later captain in the Army Reserve. He has long been active in Indiana education circles, theater, and professional groups, and he is married to Sara Stewart with two children, Diana and Sammy, living at 845 Water Street Indiana.
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F. Furgluete
General Alumni Association of
State Teachers College
Indiana
Furgluete
General Alumni Association
Furgiuele
College At
Minster of Letters
University of Pittsburgh
Indiana High School
Indiana Joint High School
Beaver Falls High School
Windber
United States Army Reserve
Purgivele
Indiana Boro Teachers Association
Pennsylvania State Education Association
National Education Association
National Council of Teachers of English
Indiana Summer Theater Guild
Summer Theater Guild
Sara Stewart
Georgia
Diana
Sammy
Water Street
Polio Cases Rise Despite Salk Vaccines
The U S Public Health Service reports 79 confirmed polio cases among Salk vaccinated children, up from yesterday. Nine paralytic cases and five deaths are recorded. nearly six million people vaccinated. Since April 10 total polio cases counted reach 682 with vaccines from Cul ter Laboratores, Eli Lilly, and Wyeth linked to specific cases across multiple states.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Culter Laboratores
Berkeley
Calif
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Wyeth, Inc
Marietta
California
Idaho
Oregon
Louisiana
West Virginia
Texas
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Colorado
Winds
Indiana
New York
Hawaii
Missouri
Wyoming
Connecticut
Mississippi
Ohio
Virginia
Delaware
Arkansas
Compromise Plans May Be Accepted
The President's plan calls a 38 billion dollar program over 10 years with about 24 billion for the interstate network. Bonds would boost funding beyond the debt limit and be repaid by federal fuel taxes. Gore cited GOP splits and praised Sen Case for sharp critique of the minority report and the administration bill.
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Prage
Gore
Public Works Committee
Francis PF. Case
R-Sd
Case
Minority Report
Blancherbuss
South
Federal Highway Corporation
Congress
German Factory Director Flees to West Berlin
Horst Koenig, technical director of the Stalin iron and steel combine at Stalinstadt, fled to West Berlin this week. The Information Bureau West cited Koenig who had won the East German national prize in 1952 for helping plan the giant plant and who later ran production. Official confirmation was not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlinus
Germany
Stalinstadt
West Berlin
Information Bureau West
Horst Koenig
Stalin Iron and Steel Combine
Big Telephone Strike In South Now Settled
The 40 000 CIO and Communications Workers of America members in 700 towns will vote on a one year no strike contract with Southern Bell by May 27. Settlement allows broader arbitration and raises wages from 1 to 4 weekly for nonsupervisory workers, reducing labor tensions across the Southeast. The deal follows a railroad walkout settled in Washington hours earlier, signaling a brighter regional outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
J Communications Workers of America
W. A. Smallwood
CWA
District 1
Southern Bell
I Small
F. M. Malone
Smallwood
Atlanta
L&n
Washington
Francis J. Robertson
World-Wide Trade Union Hears Plea Over Cyprus
In Vienna the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions heard Greek labor leaders demand self-determination for Cyprus. Photis Makris and Michael Pissas urged British delegates to act amid claims of violent clashes and popular support for union with Greece.
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Vienna
Austria
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Cyprus
Photis Makris
Greek Confederation of Labor
Michael Pissas
Cyprus ‘Workers’ Confederation
Makris
Pissas
Greece
Mediterranean
Ex-Bao Dai Aides Face Executions in Vietnam Crisis
Rebels led by Vien and Thanh faced treason charges as Binh Xuyen forces were surrounded south of Saigon. Diem’s government announced arrests of several former Saigon officials amid France’s troop withdrawal and tension over retired French commanders.
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National Army
Diem
Yen
Dalat
le van Vien
Binh Xuyen Sociey
Saigon
Lai Huu Tai
Lai van Sang
Vien
Nguyen van Thanh
Cao Dai
Thanh
National
Binh Xuyen
Ung An Ungan
Buu Loc
Paris
France
Ooer
Dien
Paul Ely
Indochina
Obituaries featured for Moracco and others from Indiana area
Obituary notices list Joseph Morocco of 4438 Washington Street who died May 20 in Indiana Memorial Hospital, with family survivors including five daughters, three sons, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also noted are William Hiland Lawrence of Black Lick who died May 21, Teofila Liszewski of Creekside, Sarah Jean Trimble of Rice Avenue, Andy Zajac of Indiana RD3, and Fous Sink of Punxsutawney formerly of Smicksburg, with funeral details and interment plans in each case. The notices note church affiliations, prior residences, and survival by spouses and relatives. Funeral home arrangements and dates are provided for each.
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Joseph Morocco
Washington Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Italy
Dominic Moracco
Morrocco
Rogela
Angela
Mary) Tarantello
New York
Tony
Sarah) Farene
Chambersville
Anthony
Concetta) Previty
Rhode Island
Mike
Mary Angela) Serlan
Rochester
N. Y
Rose
Joseph
Clairton
Dominic
Clymer
John
Indiana
R. and P. Coal Company
St. Bernard's Church of Indians
Sudlla
Wayne Avenue
James Brady
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
William Hiland Lawrence
Black Lick
Burrell Township
Lyman
Nancy Huston Lawrence
Methodist Church of
Daugh
Flora Naylor
Esther Jefferies
Youngstown
Ohio
Ferguson Funeral Home
Blairsville
Teofila Liszewski
Creekside
Poland
Paul and
Susan Hahaski Tabaka
Assumption Church of
Ernest
John Liszewski
Vada) Majestic
Michigans
Louis
Ann) Bouncer
Plumville
Michael
Agnes)Bytner
Veronica
Joseph Socol
Chester
Goal Run
PFC
Edward FP
Fort Knox
Frances Re[eesite
Indiana RD
Vada Daniels
Matthew Tabaka
Sarah Jean Trimble
Rice Avenue
Samuel A
Emma Jane Biss Trimble
Montgomery Two
Hillsdale
Wadsworth
Brown’s
Miss Trimble
First Methodist Church
Goodlfellow
Business and Professional Women's Club
Clover C
Kathryn) Tyger
Rochester Mills
R.D
Raney R
Ruth) Allen
Dayton, C
Alvin S
Elizabeth) Koozer
Bedford
Judia
R. W. Falls
Thompson Cemetery
Delays Loom In Polio Inoculations
Vaccine makers faced new safety standards after a Monday conference with Parke, Davis & Co. and Eli Lilly saying experts would attend. The Health Service weighed longer retesting time and possible shifts in dosage and injection method as supplies remained scarce. The advisory group backed continuing the three shot series and the current dosage, stressing high protection and urging swift government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis and
Eli Lilly
Health Service
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Jonas E. Salk
Lions Elect In Blairsville Lions Elect In Blairsville
Blairsville James Sexton was elected president of Blairsville Lions Club at a reorganizational meeting at Deaney Highway Diner succeeding Edmound Smith. Other officers named include Gus Davis Thomas Ellinger Domenick LaMantia George Kebler Phillip Rosenthal Ralph Moorhead Dr David Buchman. Plans were announced for a May 24 Charter and Ladies night at the VFW Club Route 22 West.
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Blairsville
James Sexton
Lions Club
Deaney Highway
Edmound Smith
Gus Davis
Thomas Ellinger
Domenick LaMantia
Ther
George Kebler
Phillip Rosenthal
Ralph Moorhead
David Buchman
VFW
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ISTC
Ellwood City
Hillwood City
National Tube Company
Carnegie Tech
Westinghouse
Ehlectric and Manufacturing Company
STC
Jersey
Hoxsey
Gazette
Furgluele
Istc General
United States Army
United’ States Army
Ray Ene
H Samuel F. Furguiele
U.S. Health Service
Bao Dai
Assumption Church
George Kellreck
George Amend
James Miller
Siating
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Sutila
Andy Zajac
Henry Hobart
Bay
Maple Heights
Charles Fievger
Tarentum
Mundas
Fou Sink
St. Petersburg
Fla
West Mahoning Township
Inciena County
John E. Sink
Clark
Margaret Sink
Smicksburg
Punxssutapwney
Florida
Mac Wall Sink
Piter
Punxsutawney
Pitman + Moore Co, Inc
Dianapolis
Philadelphia
Lions Elect
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