Senate committee to hold hearings on free Salk polio vaccine
The Senate Labor Committee unanimously approves two days of hearings to compare a Democratic plan for free vaccine to all children up to 20 and an administration bill providing 28 million dollars to buy vaccine for needy children. Hearings will feature Health Dept officials, AMA, IF Foundation, and state governors.
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Washington
INS
Senate Labor Committee
Lister Hill
Ala
Hill
Health, Education and Welfare Department
American Medical Association
Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
East German Reds Tighten Travel Restrictions
East Germany reportedly tightens travel rules to block escape to the West. The Information Bureau West, citing internal Communist sources, says new rigid limits aim to curb Westward movement while blaming fake typhoid and polio epidemic fears.
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Berlin
East Germany
Information Bureau West
Neighborhood Board Plans July Outing at Cascade Park
The Neighborhood House board met June 4 with 12 members present and set July 13 as the outing date at Cascade Park. B. F. Johnson presided, and the outing committee includes Mrs. Kenneth Lutz Mrs. A. E. Lutton Mrs. Richard Davis Addison Davis B. F. Johnson and I. A. Ralph.
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Long Avenue
Cascade Park
B. F. Johnson
Kenneth Lutz
A. E. Lutton
Richard Davis
Adiison Davis
I. A. Ralph
Neighborhood House
Christine
Jean Butler
Butler Sisters
Fetherlin Graduates From USAF Pre-Flight School Parade
Edward A. Fetherlin son of Mr and Mrs J Russell Fetherlin of 1509 Jackson avenue graduated from the USAF Pre-Flight School Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas The graduation was marked by a parade and assembly The organization runs the introductory course for pilot and aircraft observer training
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Edward A. Fetherlin
J. Russell Fetherlin
Jackson Avenue
USAF
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Richard Symons To Be Installed At First UP
Richard Symons will be installed as Minister of Christian Education at First United Presbyterian Church on Thursday June 9 at 7 30 pm. A Monroe Ohio native and Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary graduate class of 1955 he served as a youth worker in Akron and studied at Monmouth College class of 1952. The service includes faculty from Pittsburgh Xen ia Seminary and church dignitaries with a reception to follow. Symons began duties at the First church on June 1.
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Richard Symons
Pittsburgh-Xeia Theological Seminary
First United Presbyterian Church
Symons
Buchtel High School
Akron
Monmouth College
Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary
Symons R. Symons
Monroe United Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Cleveland
Oakhill United Presbyterian Church
H. Ray Shear
Howard Jamieson
Gordon Jackson
All of Pittsburgh-Xeia Theological Seminary
Albert
Thure Leivo
Ladies’ Aid
First Church
Ladies Of Eagles Dinner Honors Winners And Dignitaries
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Eagles held a May 31 dinner at the Eagles home. Mrs. Laura Evans led the winning team. Mrs. Pearl White captained the losing side. Gifts were exchanged, honors given to top sponsors, and preparations announced for officers to be installed June 7. A separate note describes the Great Pyramid of Cheops offering a colossal comparison to major world cathedrals.
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Eagle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Laura Evans
Pearl White
Mrs. Evans
White
Lillian Hunter
Mary Gurneal
Adaline Navarra
Garnet Hoover
Cecelia Jackson
Hunter
Ruby Thompson
Bertha Sutton
Bess Dukes
Belle Kennedy
Elsie Pugh
Edith Wilhelms
Helen Palko
Maleta Pilch
Elizabeth Teckett
Clara Grimes
Helen Dytko
Pugh
Legion Awards Given Two St Marys Students
American Legion awards were given to eighth grade students Joseph Thomas and Marianna Bowen of St Mary parochial school. Perry Gaston post 343 presented the honors with Mayor Edward A DeCarbo and Mrs Ida M Suber in attendance. A ceremony featured the school orchestra and patriotic songs as the assembly pledged to the Cross and Flag and sang the Star Spangled Banner.
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American Legion
St. Mary
Perry Gaston
Edward A. DeCarbo
Ida M. Suber
Joseph Thomas
Marianna Bowen
America
Assembly
Mary Immaculate
Thomas Welsh
Diplomas Awarded At Temple Israel Kindergarten Commencement
About 75 attended the Temple Israel commencement as Council kindergarten closed its year. Mrs. Forrest Raffel of the National Council of Jewish Women praised the non-profit, non-sectarian project and noted it serves the community until kindergarten joins the public system. Students demonstrated dances recitations group singing and rhythm band with crafts on display.
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Council Kindergarten
Temple Israel
Forrest Raffel
New Castle
National Council of Jewish Women
Council
Kindergarten Graduation and Coinage History Note
The article describes a kindergarten graduation program led by Mrs. Arnold Satz with diplomas presented by Mrs. Sam Levin and Mrs. Al Goldman. It lists graduates from the council kindergarten and notes co chairmen Dr. Leonore K Feine and Mrs Archie Slovensky with their committee. It also mentions New York coinage history from 1836 onward with the transition to a steam operated press and 35 years of continuance.
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Arnold Satz
Sam Levin
al Goldman
Council
Ronna Faye Tuchman
Debbie Kohn
Ricky Sweet
David Satz
Linda Sue Baron
Sherry Rae Kulkin
Joseph Winick
Jace- Ion Feine
Roxanne Patton
Charles Rosen
Ellen Raffel
Carol Levine
Stanley Levine
Pamela Butler
Ina Fay Mirow
Christine Anne Gaston
Rickie Marlin
Charlotte Levine
James Brice
Nancy Tarasek
Marilyn Seybolt
Betsy Dorey
Douglas West
Gary Shansky
Leonore K. Feine
Archie Slovensky
Arthur Kohn
Ben Mossoff
Sol Weiner
Alec Samuels
Bernard Rosenthal
New York
Clark Named To Committee
Representative Frank M. Clark of Bessemer accepted an invitation to join the executive committee of the Nationalities Division of the Democratic National Committee. Governor G. Mennen Williams of Michigan extended the invitation, with Clark citing the committee as supplying Democratic members of Congress with information on
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Frank M. Clark
Bessemer
Nationalities Division
Democratic National Committee
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Clark
Congress
Nationalities groups invited to express views on issues
Mr. Clark announced invitation to American nationality groups to voice opinions on important issues. He said the move will facilitate closer cooperation with major nationality groups in his district state and the nation.
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Clark
Turkish Tea Rise and Salt Use Jump in Wartime Period
Turkiye wartime stats show tea consumption rising from 1 704 000 to 9 920 000 pounds and salt use increasing from 193 176 to 290 000 tons. Raki consumption, the national drink, also doubled in the period. Dial OL 8 8511 for want ads.
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Istanbul
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