City summer playground staff named for season
Rees Flannery announced the 31 member playground staff for the city summer program. New faces include several named staff across multiple locations. programs cover music swimming and gym with special activities and a Learn-to-Swim campaign led by Dick Mattocks of the YMCA. Playground season runs June 12 to August 21.
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Eli Danilov
Mary Lou Thomas
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Don Black
Kay Dagnon
Laurel
George Massie
Sylvia Turco
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West Side
Frank Theobald
Shirley Anselmo
Rowan Park
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Mahoning
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Big Run
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Gaston
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Farrell
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Dean Park
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Pollock
Joe Cumo
Cedar Street
John Spina
Darren Smetana
George Washington Pool
Marie Wheaton
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Charm Courses Elevate San Francisco Nursing Students
In San Francisco two nursing schools add charm and poise to the standard three year program. Young student nurses receive guidance on conversations hairdressing makeup and figure control with a stylist crafting flattering coifs. Dietitians tailor meals to each girl's needs while uniforms switch to a smarter model reflecting the refresh.
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Angel In White
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Women own businesses in Paris with regional gaps noted
The Paris report shows women own 37.5 percent of businesses in France with 13.9 percent of manufacturers and 28.3 percent of large concerns. Women comprise 51.9 percent of small business proprietors. In September 1639 New England saw the first recorded autopsy in the United States.
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All Weather Jet Radar Surpasses 200 TV Sets Worth
The 1868 interceptor plane's radar is described as having as many parts as two hundred television sets. The text notes the Ferris wheel's invention and mentions the first train robbery in 1892 by George Washington in the United States, occurring near Ferris, Seymour, Indiana.
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Nobel Prize Winner Linus Pauling Questioned on Red Influence
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee subpoenas Nobel Prize winner Linus Pauling for questioning about possible communist influence in the movement to end nuclear explosions. The inquiry will cover the petition signed by 2,000 U.S. scientists and the campaign to ban nuclear tests.
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California Institute of Technology
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