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Editorial invites letters on any subject from eggs to the Presidential Election. Signatures required. withheld names allowed with all letters signed. Two weeks before the general election, write in but keep content respectful and constructive.
New York School Custodians Earn Big Sums in Fiscal Year
In New York City, a school custodian was paid 46 130 in the last fiscal year, 1130 more than the superintendent, per Governor Rockefeller investigator Herman T. Stichman. Custodians hire helpers and buy supplies from a lump sum allowance, retaining unspent maintenance funds.
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New York
Herman T. Stichman
Stichman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Civil Service
Today in History highlights from 1944 to 1964 events
Timeline entries mark MacArthur’s return to the Philippines in 1944, Continental Congress actions in 1774, U boats recalled in 1918, the Valerian sinking in 1926, Eisenhower’s 1945 call to destroy I G Farben, 1952 typhoons in Indochina, Eden knighted in 1960, and subsequent regional crises through 1964.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Roosevelt
Australia
Continental Congress
Association of the United Colonies
England
Germany
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic
Bermuda
Dwight D. Eisenhower
I. G. Farben
Indochina
Anthony Eden
Queen Elizabeth
Ladakh Frontier
Nehru
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Trial reports and local notices from October 1954
Ten year and longer retrospective items span a murder trial in Cleveland involving Dr. Samuel Sheppard and political shifts led by Senator Estes Kefauver. Local church merger talks, county fair horse judging, postal carriers leadership, factory grounds contest winners, marriage vows, a historic air arrival in Monroe, and a 1914 Dunkirk claim are noted along with civic ordinances and the potato market update.
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Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
House
Senate
Rockford
Midwest
Congregational Christian Church
Congregational Christian
Evangelical and Reformed
Fred Kunz
Dawson
Brodhead
Alex Abplanalp
Health Valley
Juda
Green County
Marshall Dairy Laboratories
Madison
Louise Kubly
Monroe
Stanley W. Howe
Chicago
Freeport
Texas
John Elmer
James B. Purcell
Washington Township
Dunkirk
Calais
War Office
First Baptist Church
Arnold Polhill Taken by Death
Arnold Polhill 19 of Rock City Illinois died Saturday after a traffic crash near Freeport. He was pinned in a car that struck a cow on River Road and slid 75 feet en route home from Micro Switch. Burial followed at Chapel Hill cemetery Freeport. He was born January 8 1945 the son of Earl and Gladys Polhill. He leaves a wife a brother Gary Pecatonica a sister Donna Farwell Coleta and maternal grandparents Mrs Bert Ditzler Pearl City. He was Stephenson County s 32nd traffic fatality of the year. An autopsy was scheduled.
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Arnold Polhill
Rock City
Ill
Freeport Memorial Hospital
First Methodist
Pearl City
Chapel Hill
Freeport
Polhill
River Road
Micro Switch
Earl
Gladys Ditzler Polhill
Pecatga
Penny Reed
Iying
Gary
Pecatonica
Jay
Donna Lee) Farwell
Coleta
Bert Ditzler
Stephenson County
Sue Lyon’s Brother Identified in Auto Mishap Near Tijuana
San Diego police identified James Michael Lyon 20 of Glendale as one of two men found dead in a station wagon near Tijuana. The other victim was Arthur Squires 23 of Los Angeles. Police said death likely resulted from an overdose of narcotics or insulin.
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Miss Lyon
San Diego
Calif
Tijuana
Mexico
Sue Lyon
James Michael Lyon
Glendale
Arthur Squires
Los Angeles
Educators Back Goldwater Tax Credit Plan Over Grants
Fifteen college presidents including John A. Howard of Rockford College oppose Johnson era grants for education and back Barry Goldwater's tax credit proposal as a safer alternative. They warn federal education grants are dangerous and emphasize individual contributions.
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Chicago
Miller Upton
Beloit College
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
John A. Howard
Rockford College
Rockford
Ill
Howard
Goldwater
Boy Admits Slaying Of Girl In New York
An 18 year old boy from Brooklyn, John Ebbs, confessed to the sex slaying of 17 year old Janet Young at Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church in Queens. He admitted grabbing her as she arrived for a Brownie Scout meeting, tying her with a cord, strangling her and attempting rape, with the body later found in an oil furnace basement.
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New York
Asst
Kenneth N. Brown
John Ebbs
Brooklyn
Janet Young
Bethany Evangelical United Brethren Church
Queens
Brown
Ebbs
What Kind of a Government are You Leaving Me
A junior high writer from Le Sueur Minnesota challenges readers on government reach and personal freedom. The piece warns against overreach by Washington and urges voting for the Republican ticket for children’s sake and a republic based on Christian law.
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le Sueur
Minn
News Herald
Washington
America
Republic
Area Couple Attends Mrs Hanna Services
Mr and Mrs John Freese traveled to St Joseph Missouri after the sudden illness and death of Mrs J H Hanna mother of Mrs Freese They were called from Orangeville and Faye Keister arranged jet plane transport to St Joseph Hanna died the following night
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Times
John Freese
St. Joseph
J. H. Hanna
Faye Keister
Freese
Rockford
Hanna
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