New Physics Faculty Additions at Northeast State
Chester Curtis Johnson joins Northeast State as assistant professor of physics, starting in the summer term. A native of Emporia Kansas, he comes from Oklahoma State University where he was a graduate assistant 1956 to 1958 and earned master of science degree. He holds a bachelor’s from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia and did advanced graduate work at OSU. His master’s thesis “Photoconductivity in Semiconducting Diamond” appeared in the Bulletin of the American Physical Society. He belongs to the American Physical Society, American Institute of Physics, Lambda Delta Lambda, Sigma Pi Sigma and Kappa Mu Epsilon. He is married with a four month old son and resides at 1900 McGuire Avenue.
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Chester Curtis Johnson
Emporia
Kan
Northeast State
Johnson
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Kansas State Teachers College
Bulletin of the American Physical Society
American Physical Society
American Institute of Physics
Lambda Delta Lambda
Sigma Pi Sigma
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Charles Curtis
McGuire Avenue
Tim Tam scheduled for operation next Tuesday
Tim Tam the Calumet Farm Derby and Preakness winner will undergo a right front ankle operation in Philadelphia Tuesday morning led by Dr. Jacques Jenny. The surgery aims to repair a sesamoid bone injury from the Belmont Stakes with Tim Tam expected to stay two weeks for recuperation and return to racing and stud.
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Philadelphia
Calumet Farm
Tim Tam
Jacques Jenny
Jenny
Jimmy Jones
William Reed
Gene Markey
Calumet Farn
Jones
Garden State
Penn Retinary School
Bandit Loses Nerve During Dallas Bank Robbery
A 30 to 35 year old man attempted a bank robbery in Dallas but gave up after teller Mrs. W. M. Small refused to cooperate. He handed her a note, then confessed he had no money and wandered to the paying window before leaving.
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Dallas
UPI
W. M. Small
Texans Welcomed and Departed in May Military Service
State Selective Headquarters reports 3000 Texans discharged or relieved from active duty in May while about 2500 Texans entered service as volunteers or draftees. Col Morris S Schwartz State Selective Service director issued the figures.
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Armed Force Report
Austin
UPI
State
Morris S. Schwartz
State Selective Service
In House Reciprocal Trade Vote Explained by J M Roberts
The House moves to extend reciprocal trade authority amid a broadening base of public support. The policy evolved from protectionism toward liberal trade, facing opposition from Knowland led Senate protectionists and Texas Democrat Johnson allies, while business groups and labor unions push for freer markets. The issue tests bipartisanship and reflects a unified American approach to foreign affairs under the Eisenhower era.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
House
Congress
Cordell Hull
America
Europe
Latin America
Hull
United States Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
Texas
Johnson
Priest Says Congress Must Stop Slave Labor Program
Father James L Wizzard a Catholic priest testifying before a House Agriculture subcommittee charged that Mexicans imported to work on U S farms under a program run by the National Catholic Rural Life Conference are exploited and tied to bribery and corruption He challenged Rep W R Poage to cite specifics and called the accusation a character assassination Also reported arrest of Alvin Dorsey 20 on theft charge in city jail pending trial.
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Congress
Texas
House Agriculture
Fof
Washington
UPI
James L. Wizzard
Monroe
Wizzard
Alvin Dorsey
Poage
Adams
Iain Johnson
More Vegetables Seen For 1958 Mississippi
The Mississippi Crop and Livestock Reporting Service forecast spring vegetables and melons for 1958 will be slightly above 1957 and near the long term average. Production is projected at about 2 percent above last year with gains in watermelon sweet corn onions cantaloupes cucumbers tomatoes and snap beans offsetting declines in lettuce cabbage celery carrots broccoli green peppers and spinach.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Sanson Amid Lake Derwin Tragedy
Final rites for Mrs Billie Fay Sanson are planned for 9 a.m. at Loche Arbor Baptist Church Swartz officiated by Revs. C. B. Thompson and H. M. Roach. A second service will occur at 4 p.m. at Providence Baptist Church DeRidder. She drowned in Lake Erwin near Oak Ridge Thursday. Wife of Rev Devere Sanson, mother of 2 year old Jonathan. Burial at Providence Cemetery DeRidder under Hixson Brothers Monroe. Body to lie in state at Loche Arbor Church before the first service.
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Billie Fay Sanson
Loche Arbor Baptist Church
Swartz
C. B. Thompson
H. M. Roach
Providence Baptist Church
DeRidder
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