Handwriting Session With Dr Enstrom At Indiana State College
Pr E A Enstrom director of research for The Peterson System will discuss Problems in Teaching the Left handed Writer to students in Miss May Kohthepp's elementary education classes at Indiana State College starting October 1. The talk runs 10 to noon and includes a discussion on classroom handwriting challenges.
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Pr. E. A. Enstrom
Peterson System, Inc
Greensburg
Miss May Kohthepp
Indiana State College
Dr. Ensham
Pr. Enstrom
Handwriting Foundation
New York City
Enstrom
Public School Digest
the Elementary
School Journal, Education
Clearing House
The
Journal of Education Research
Grade Teacher
Ships Collide 20 Miles Off Frisco Bay
Ships collide in heavy fog 20 miles south of San Francisco Bay. Titan, a 745-foot American supertanker, and Rin Magdalena, a 338-foot Colombian motor vessel, reported damage and water intake. Coast Guard cutters stood by as crews, including Titan’s captain, evaluated dangers and movements toward San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Titan
Rin Magdalena
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Point Montara
Overseas Oil Transport Corp. of
New York
Frm
Mobile
Ala
Texas
Oil Picys
Richmond
Los Angeles
Flota Mercante Grancdominana S.A
Bupyta
Await Ruling On Philadelphia Jury Probe
The case concerns whether the special probe ordered last July by Judge Eugene Alesandroni is legal. Judge James G. Crumlish Jr. said a ruling by the Supreme Court is expected before any further action. The Philadelphia matter centers on procedures tied to a jury inquiry in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaqel Phila
Atly
James G. Crumlish Jr
Ravanond
Supreme Court
Eugene Alesandroni
Boy Dies After Nun Crash In Unusual Mishap
Five year old boy and four others, including nuns, die in a crash near St Juni’s School Essexville. A 4 year old boy remains critical. another child and two adults injured as a car driven by Jo Fark Thellersy collided with students near Grove City. That vehicle fled and later wrecked on Grove City street.
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Tielud Jng
HS Dolip
St Juni's
Essexville
Jo Fark Thellersy
Stoveberg
Mercer County
Iva
Grove City
Driver Killed Near Montrose After Tractor Accident
A driver identified as David Jowell of Lansdale was killed when his vehicle crashed into a parked tractor along Route 8b three miles south of Lenox Ville. The crash occurred not long after the incident, with authorities reporting the driver blackout and loss of control prior to impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
David Jowell
Lansdale
Cartan
Sten Volo
Adit
Hennessy
Railroad Walkout Settled
The article reports on a resolved rail walkout with details sought on job elimination procedures, management and union dispute steps, and implementing a 40 hour week per a presidential emergency board. It notes unresolved union claims to the National Railroad Adjustment Board and retroactive layoff benefits, plus plans to resume passenger service after freight trains travel and rails are cleared of rust. Frank Y. Koval cautions 24 to 48 hours to ready the line and to remove surface rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Frank Y. Koval
Man Freed After 4 Years In Institute
Vincent Rosario, a Bronx dock worker, was declared paranoid by Bellevue Hospital psychiatrists and committed to Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane after a 1930s assault case. His wife and the boarder alleged blood drinking, evidence supported by Rosario’s wife, with six habeas corpus petitions ignored before release four years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bellevuel Hospital
Vincent Rosario
Matteawan State Hospital
Rosario
Bronx Criminal Court
Carmen
Bellevue
Matteawan
Manuel Zapata
Zapata and Halbert
Sara Halbert
Rogarin
Kilpin Eastern Railway Reaches Elgin After 74 Years
Elgin officials announced the Kilpin Eastern Railway now reaches the city after decades of plans and delays. The line's freshght connecting Waukegan and Chicago loops into Indiana, with Elgin previously planned as northern terminal before tracks were laid six miles away. The city annexed 400 acres east of Elgin, absorbing railroad property.
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Elgin
Kilpin, Juliet & Eastern Railway
Waukepen
Chicago
Indiana
Syntron Foundation Scholarships Awarded at ISC
Three Indiana State College students receive Syntron Foundation Scholarships following action by the College Scholarship and Loan Committee. Recipients are Antoinette Callahan, Seorglanta Shidle, and Mary Jane Cute. Callahan is a junior English major, daughter of Anthony and Mary Callahan of 31 South Ord Street, Indiana. Shidle is a Commodore area freshman chemistry major, daughter of Joseph and unnamed Shidle.
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Indiana State College
Syntron Foundation
Trevor Hadley
States
Antoinette Callahan
Seorglanta Shidle
Mary Jane Cute
Miss Callahan
Anthony P. Callahan
South Ord Street
Indiana
Miss Shidle
Joseph Shidle
Commodore
Navy espionage case ties Blairsville route signs to spy plot
FBI arrested Navy code clerk Drummond and Soviet diplomats after a diner stop in Westchester. Classified U.S. Navy documents were found in Drummond’s car trunk amid details of espionage tied to Newport and New York trips. Scholarships funded by Syntron Foundation noted, with awards to Indiana area students.
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Blairsville
Naval Service
London
England
United States
Drummond
FBY
New York
Azure
Hoover
FBI
U.N
Westchester
Couniv Hy
Ivan Y. Vydrodov
United Nations
Vyrodovy
Prokhorov
U.S. Navy
Havana
Newport
Cute
Indiana County
Charles Cute
Coral
Hal
Hadley
Ley
Syntron Foundation
Sehauy
Indiana State College
Schol- Syntron Foundation
Laura Lamar
Indiana
Powers' Wife Says She Can't Understand Desertion
In Milledgeville Georgia dark haired Barbara Powers voices confusion over her husband Gary's departure. She questions the breakup and expresses personal distress as she seeks understanding from the situation and remains in place.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Gary
Barbara Powers
Choked Baby To Keep Her From Pain
Allentown AP reports a 30 year old woman Elizabeth Hartman of Fullerton is charged with murder after choking her two month old daughter to keep the child from suffering she feared a disease. She is jailed without bail awaiting a preliminary hearing in Lehigh County. Investigators including District Attorney George J. Joseph say Hartman was upset by pregnancy and believed she was ill. The infant was found healthy and normal. A separate note mentions Francis Gary Powers and a divorce suit with his wife, but unrelated to the infant case.
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Allentown
Elizabeth R. Hartman
Fullerton
Lehigh County
Marie Elizabeth
George J. Joseph
Francis Gary Powers
Har Huehsed Dinhaed Atellivanca Aconni
Roses Armen
Boerne
Powers
Joseph
Marie
Vincent J. Jerant
Jerant
Hartman
Democrats Name Dollar Drive Head
A chaotic report notes accusations of abuse and intoxication within a political circle. Mrs Powers denies the allegations, claiming illness while the dispute centers on leadership and conduct during a fundraising drive. The article highlights conflict without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
Second Trial In Smoking Cancer Case
Pittsburgh carpenter Otto Pritchard sues Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co for 1.25 million, alleging Chesterfield cigarettes caused his lung cancer and led to lung removal in 1953. A prior jury verdict favored the company after a 20 day trial, but an appeals court ordered a new trial.
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Pittsburgh
Otto Pritchard
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
U.S
John £. Miller
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Pritchard
Obituary notices for Albert Jackson and Ruby Cramer
Obituary notices report Albert Jackson aged 88 of Heilwood area and Slickville Pa died September 28 1962 at his son in law and daughter Orrin and Annie Askins home in Slickville. Survived by five daughters one son and many grandchildren. services at Dowell Cemetery with Rev. Robert Hultz officiating. Also notice for Ruby Belle Cramer wife of Harry W Cramer died September 24 1962 at her Indiana R D 4 home. survived by husband a son a daughter siblings and four grandchildren. services set at Robinson Lyttle Indiana with Rev James Cook officiating and burial Brush Valley Lutheran Cemetery.
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Albert Jackson
Erma Powell Jackson
Heilywood
Orrin Askins
Slickville
Nicktown
Cambria County
Gilbert and
Mary Gilan Jackson
Heilwood
Harry A. Nebraska
Orrin
Annie) Asking
Arthur
Alice) Gibson
Ebensburg
Vina Hart
Beaverdale
Lex
Viola) McGuire
Bertha Barger
Hackensack
N. J
William E
Middle East
D.S.T
Robert Hultz
Moby
U.N. Gen-Dowell
Oral Assembly
Ruby Belle, Cramer
Harry W. Cramer
Israel
U.s.jaway
Sep
Arabj
Indiana R.D
States
Brush Valley Township
Indiana Co
Sutton
Gertrude Empfield Murdick
Cherryhill
Buffington Townships
Brush Valley Lutheran Church
Millie Murdick
Penn Run
R.D
Wendell
Clymer
Court Orders Barnett Silence Over Ole Miss Crisis
A federal appeals court held Mississippi Governor Barnett in civil contempt for blocking James Meredith’s enrollment at the University of Mississippi. Eight judges gave a purge deadline of 7:11 am Tuesday to retract resistance, withdraw forces, and let Meredith enroll. Lt. Gov. Johnson also faces contempt. sanctions include possible jail and a $10,000 daily fine.
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New Orleans
Pauntlet
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James Hf. Meredith
R Legister
University of Mississippi
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Barnett
Meredith
Ole Miss
Paul B. Johnson Jr
I F Barnett
Cuss Lody
Justice Department
Blackson
U.S
Gui
Burke
Marshall
Coffee Klatch Postponed Here
Cold weather forced postponement of the main street Coffee Klatch by the Young Democrats of Indiana County for David R. Tomb Jr, Democratic candidate for State Senate. The event at Philadelphia and Eighth Streets is rescheduled for Friday, Oct. from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to pm.
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Democrats
Indiana County
David R. Tomb Jr
Philadelphia
Eighth Streets
Six Children Die In West Harrison House Fire
A fire in West Harrison Indiana claimed the lives of six Colvin children aged 6 to 15. The eldest Barry 15 discovered the blaze and died trying to open a window to escape. Coroner Austin Moon ruled suffocation as the cause. Mrs Mina Colvin 36 escaped to call for help but all six children perished upstairs.
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West Harrison Ind
Walter Colvin
Austin Moon
Barry
Mina Colvin
LOS Angeles
Karen
Elinor Chandler Duncan
Terry
Robert
Sheryl
Walter
Kenneth E. Sutherland
Scottsburg
Ind
Duncan
Ohio
Cincinnati
Religious Work By Choral Unit In Russia Okay
New York report says the Soviet Union agreed to allow an American choral group to perform without religious works during a cultural exchange tour next month. The Robert Shaw Chorale will present nonreligious pieces, while the Leningrad Philharmonic under David Oistrakh comes to the U S and Canada in exchange, marking the first time a religious work is omitted by touring musicians.
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New York
Soviet Union
United States
Canada
Leningrad Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
David Oistrakh
Colimbis Artists Management
Purge Reported in Red China Central Committee
TOKYO RP reports signs of a purge in Red China with two long time Mao aides dismissed from the Communist Central Committee secretariat. Gen Huang Jho-Chen vice minister of national defense and former army chief of staff and Gen Tan Cheng chief of the army's political department were removed by the committee on Friday.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Communist Central Committee
Huang jho-Chen
National Defense
Army
Tan Cheng
Politit
Criticism Defeated Bill Scranton
Miss Smith, secretary for the Inheritance Tax Appraiser in Indiana County, chairs the Indiana County Democratic Committee and leads the Federation of Democratic Women in a third term. She also serves as Justice of the Peace in Conemaugh Township, Indiana. The event Criticism Defeated Bill in Scranton proceeds through Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Indiana County
Democratic Committee
Federation of Democratic Women of
Justice of the Peace
Conemaugh Township
Indiana
Ee Ee Rare Rere
United Cerebral Palsy
Pennsylvania
Western
Drive
Kennedy
Death Jury Told About Theft Gun Death
A Butler County jury heard Morria Steinhiser 19 admit lending a rifle to Charles Ganss Jr 17 and Donald Montgomery 19 for a 20 percent share of loot in a fatal arson murder case. Ganss and Montgomery were convicted of murder in the murder arson that killed Pauline Ritter 67 Cabot. Steinhiser said he did not know the plan to kill or burn the house.
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Butler, Pa
Butler County
Morria Steinhiser
Steinhiser
James D. Barger
Butler Barracks
Charles Ganss Jr
Cabot
Donald Montgomery
Brackenridge
Montgomery and
Ganss
Mra
Pauline Ritter
Barger 2
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Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
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