Miami Paper School Gets Sorg Scholar
John D. Eichorn aged 18 begins Miami University’s new paper technology program as the second Sorg scholar. He is a Lemon-Monroe 1957 graduate and son of Sorg employee John A. Eichorn. The four year scholarship covers tuition and books with summer work at wage rate.
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John D. Eichorn
Sorg Paper Co
Miami University
New Paper Technology
Lemon-Monroe High School
Eichorn
John A. Eichorn
Oxford State Rd
Sorg
Young Eichorn
Roscoe Wize
Western Michigan School of Paper Technology
Lemon-Monroe
Federal officials warn of rapid farm land loss to development
Asst. Secretary Ervin L. Peterson notes about one million acres of productive farmland leave agriculture each year for airfields highways suburbs and industry. A regional NA Soil Conservation Districts meeting in Wilmington Delaware discusses preserving good Eastern Seaboard farmland and suggests a national inventory of farm resources.
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Washington
Asst
Argiculture
Ervin L. Peterson
Peterson
National Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts
Wilmington
Del
Seaboard
Barbecue Sparks Fire at Pig Pen in Carbondale
Firemen arrived at Henry Robinson's early morning barbecue alarm and found the pig pen on fire. All pigs escaped except one that had been killed by the blaze.
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Carbondale
Ill
Henry Robinson
Monroe seniors reveal varied career goals in vocational survey
One hundred fifty four Lemon-Mon roe High School seniors completed career interest surveys. The results show 41 plan college, with boys favoring engineering and girls listing music television and social work. Nursing, secretarial, and other fields appear among the top choices as counselors prepare targeted guidance and orientation programs.
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FBI
Lemon-Monroe High School
Scientists Seek Deep Drill Under Earth’s Skin
The International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics aims to drill 100 miles into the earth to explore beneath the surface. Over 1,000 IUGG scientists wrap up a two week session with members from 52 countries who meet every three years to share research.
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Toronto
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
IUGG
Radio Still Works in Mex City Theft Case
In Queretaro Maria Juana Saldivar recovered a stolen radio from a repair shop leading to a police investigation and the arrest of a man who admitted the theft. In science news a UGG division proposal urges drilling in the South Pacific to study the crust, suggesting a thin layer of 7 to 10 miles seeking data rivaling satellites.
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Queretaro
Mex
Maria Juana Saldivar
Earth
1UGG
South Pacific
Guidance work needs coordinated efforts of school staff
Kru ger said guidance work requires the coordinated efforts of all teachers and supervisory staff across the entire school system.
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Kruger
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