Berwick Students Sell Nuts For Prom Funds
Berwick high school students plan to finance their senior prom by selling peanuts across the community to raise funds for prom expenses.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1956
Page
6
Berwick high school students plan to finance their senior prom by selling peanuts across the community to raise funds for prom expenses.
Canadian reporter David Lancashire Peiping describes Soviet impact on modern China from factories to trademarks. He notes heavy Soviet supervision at Yangtze plants and in Northeast industry, with Russian engineers guiding projects while Chinese leaders claim independence under Mao.
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Staten Island professor Willis Hinman of Wagner College praises President Eisenhower for his exceptional memory for names. Hinman, head of Greek and Latin, was Lutheran chaplain at Camp Colt Gettysburg during World War I and notes Eisenhower made a point of learning every man’s name he spoke to. Hinman also teaches at Wagner and pastors St Lutheran Church Summit. The water flea-like float is mentioned.
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