Child Prodigy Joey Alfidi Sets Conducting Pace at Seven
The Yonkers boy born May 28 1949 is described as a musical prodigy who plays about five instruments and practices many hours daily. He has conducted two symphonies in New York and is booked to debut with the New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall next autumn. He studies Haydn and William Tell, aims to conduct Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony, and plans to play baseball when eight.
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New York
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Kessamin Reducing Plan Promises One Pound a Day
The ad outlines a diet plan prepared by a physician and dietician with vitamins to prevent deficiencies and support energy, minerals and iron for anemia, plus Carboxy Methylcellulose to aid digestion and curb hunger. It guarantees a loss of a pound daily for 14 days or money back.
Local Students Get Michigan A Degree
Local graduates were among those who received degrees June 13 at the University of Pittsburgh commencement. Recipients include Edwin Burr Alexander Csister Paul Shaffer Marshall Conn John Ellefson John Russo Jr Robert Stevenson James Walker and others with degrees such as LLB BS in EE M Ed DDS and more. NYU Chancellor Dr Henry T Heald delivered the address titled Who is Responsible For Education.
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E. Garfield Ave
Alexander Csister
S. Ray St
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Hamilton St
Marshall J. Conn
Fairmont Ave
John William Ellefson
John Russo Jr
Robert Dewitt Stevenson
Wilmington Rd
James B. Walker Jr
Henry T. Heald
New York University
Little Beaver 4-H Club Meeting and Local Events
Little Beaver 4-H Club met June 14 at Enon Valley Presbyterian church with a next gathering set for June 28 at the same location. Camp plans involve Helen McCoy at East Brook and Nola Huston attending next week. The 4-H picnic is slated for July 29 at Grove City Park. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mercer of New Castle visited Mrs Young on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kenny celebrated their 39th anniversary last Thursday. Visits from Nora and Patty Dudas and Dale and Charles Clemmer occurred Friday. Emil Forsythe and family from Lilwood City spent Friday at their country home. Harry H. Witherspoon and wife called in Pittsburgh Thursday. Mrs. Carl Goschkie is recovering at home after illness.
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Helen McCoy
East Brook
Nola Huston
Grove City Park
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New Castle
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H. C. Dudas
Nora
Patty
Beaver Falls
Dale Clemmer
Charles Clemmer
Emil Forsythe
Lilwood City
Harry H. Witherspoon
Pittsburgh
Carl Goschkie
Ceptene
Samuel W. Weaver Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for the late Samuel W. Weaver age 85 of Crawford County were held Monday at Sheakleyville with interment at Sandy Lake. He died Friday and left 12 children including Mrs. Mary Gill of New Wilmington and two sisters Mrs. Jennie Whenry and Mrs. Maude Hedglin of Volant R D.
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Samuel W. Weaver
Crawford County
Sheakleyville
Sandy Lake
Steinbrink urges residents to train on extinguisher use
Former fire chief Herman Steinbrink now safety director urges businesses and residents to take extinguisher training offered by the Lawrence County firemen. He notes the first five minutes of a fire matter and promotes sessions at Union Two School from Tuesday to Friday at 7 p.m.
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Radar speed detectors rolled out nationwide
Radar speed determining sets are now used in 48 states plus the District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico to assist authorities in enforcing speed laws.
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Quotes From World Figures On Policy And Tensions
UNITED PRESS dispatch cites Chester Bowles on Republican foreign policy as a fraud to lull Americans. Dr Burrill Crohn comments no recurrence after Eisenhower surgery. Jerry Mathews admits homicide intent to kill two men in Ruston. Estes Kefauver explains bitterness over Stevenson critique. David J McDonald notes recessed talks with 11 major steel firms after deadlock with Big Three.
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India
Chester Bowles
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United Steelworkers
Plane trip to Gap limited to press representatives
The US Army Reserve Center corrected a previous release about airplane transportation to Indiantown Gap. The trip was incorrectly stated as open to the public. it is limited to press representatives only. A Reserve official attributed the confusion to a mix up in stories at the Reserve Center.
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Scout Camp Leaders Attend Camp School
Two Boy Scout camp staffers will spend the week at Schiff Scout Reservation Mendham New Jersey for national scout camp school John Choco Camp Agawam director of scoutcraft will train in conducting scoutcraft programs Earl DeChant waterfront staff member will study waterfront programs
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National Scout Camp
Mendham
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John Choco
Camp Agawam
Earl DeChant
Handicraft Classes Start At Wampum Playground
Mrs. Jean Miles opened handicraft classes at the Wampum playground this afternoon. The program is open to boys and girls up to 15 years old. Tryouts for the Little League baseball team continued Tuesday afternoon. Playground hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 1 30, Monday through Friday.
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Jean Miles
Wampum
Fort Niagara drops one month optional wear period
Fort Niagara officials discard the one month optional wear period for uniforms. The move affects military personnel stationed at the fort and adjusts dress code timelines as part of standardizing apparel policies.
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Fort Niagara, N. Y
Optional and mandatory summer uniforms outlined
The school allows khaki Bermuda shorts and knee socks as optional summer wear starting May 21, 1958 along with traditional khaki trousers and long-sleeve shirts. The Bermudas and short sleeve cotton khaki twill shirts remain optional until July 1, 1958 when they become mandatory summer uniform parts.
Tea Coffee Cocoa Consumption Rises Since 1920s
Per capita consumption of tea coffee and cocoa has risen 23 percent since the late 1920s.
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