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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1957

Page

3

Centennial NEA Meeting Draws 15000 Educators Delegates

Three local teachers will join 15,000 educators at the National Education Association centennial convention in Philadelphia from June 30 to July 5. Ohio delegate Ralph Ringgenberg Paul Bell and Bess Mitchell attend from Middletown. Notable events feature Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy among others.

National Education Assn Philadelphia Ohio Education Assn Ralph Ringgenberg McKinley Junior High Paul Bell Lemon-Monroe High Miss Bess Mitchell Taft School Middletown Richard Nixon John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Martha Rountree Future Teachers of America NEA Richard L. Neuberger Oregon Ruth Hagg ABC Television Network Senator Neuberger David Brinkley Chet Huntley NBC Jamesb. Conant U.S West Germany Norman Cousins The American Museum of Natural History New York U.S. Post Office Teachers of America School Bell

Do not trust dogs near mail carriers in heat

Chicago postmaster Carl A. Schoeder warns mail carriers to beware during hot weather. He names sleeper and sneaker dogs as top threats and notes many bites last year. He warns about house dogs and other tricky types that may attack when least expected. Cairo name origin noted.

Chicago Carl A. Schoeder

Indians Claim Thruway Land Near Fort Hunter

Twenty four year old Standing Arrow, chief of a teen Mohawk band, said four St. Regis families lost homes for the St. Lawrence Seaway project and set up tents beside the Thruway approaches near Fort Hunter, Mohawk Valley, asserting some land was never sold to whites.

Fort Hunter N. Y New York State Thruway Standing Arrow St. Regis Res St. Lawrence Seaway Mohawk Valley

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