Lockley Heads New Castle Rotary Club Installation
Sid Lockley was installed today at noon as president of the New Castle Rotary Club at The Castleton. Gerald R. Morris became vice president, Blair D. Alverson treasurer, G Crawford Lyon secretary, with H M Fenati Alfred Bennett Harry W Bowen and Albert O Knecht on the board. Herbert Cristman named sergeant at arms. The 89th club of 9 373 worldwide, chartered in 1913. Knecht announced Lockley’s term starts July 1.
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New Castle
DeLace Cole
Knecht
Lockley
Morris
Fenati
Jheve Reports Two Day Cory Meeting for Club Officers
Jheve recently returned from a two day meeting at Cory with club officers and directors to discuss governance and planning.
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Jheve
Cory
Club
New Guinea Pilots Never Get Bored
New Guinea bush pilots earn a living by flying rugged terrain and delivering freight to remote outposts. Qantas crews patch gear failures with improvised fixes and operate DC3s Beavers and Catalinas to relay groceries mail and threads to isolated European settlements amid dangerous tropical weather and high mountains.
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Lae
New Guinea
Alaska
South America
Qantas
San Diego
Qantas Freight Dominates New Guinea Air Transport
Qantas moves over a million pounds of freight monthly in and out of New Guinea, flying needles to houses and even transporting a tea-processing plant piece by piece. Senior pilots prefer local routes, citing varied, engaging flights that rarely occur on overseas services.
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Qantas
New Guinea
Tom Howse
Bing Crosby Criticizes Radio Music Standards
Bing Crosby told the Senate that broadcast music harms public morals and tastes, calling it trash. He blamed BMI for shaping airplay and accused networks of favoring EMI tunes over ASCAP songs in a letter to Senator Warren G. Magnuson.
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Washington
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Senate
Broadcast Music, Inc
BMI
Radio-Tv
EMI
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Sen
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Westminster Dean Attends Philadelphia Conference
Dr. John H. Forry academic dean of Westminster College travels to Philadelphia for a Bell Telephone Company conference with 12 Pennsylvania and Delaware educators. The event runs today through Friday with sessions on company policies then individual department work. Forry is a Millsville graduate with degrees from Penn and Pittsburgh.
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John H. Forry
Westminster College
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Forry
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ferry
Millersville State Teachers College
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
World Trends Report From INS Correspondents
INS correspondents report on Russia’s naval show in the Eastern Mediterranean and the delivery of three submarines to Egypt. Western powers watch for possible Egypt Israel clash as commonwealth talks begin in London and Bourges-Maunoury faces confidence vote over austerity policies and European treaties.
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Russia
Mediterranean
Egypt
Syria
U. S
Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Commonwealth
London
Britain
Pakistan
Australia
Canada
NATO
INS
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Penny Papers Emergence in the 1830s
The article notes the arrival of penny newspapers in the 1830s marking a shift in accessible journalism. It situates the innovation within the broader press history and highlights the lower price as a key factor.
Eisenhower to Meet Top Governors at Williamsburg Conference
President Eisenhower plans a Monday session with shrewd politicians including future 1960 contenders as he addresses the governors at Williamsburg Virginia. Backstage talk at the conference could shape future political history. By William K. Hutchinson.
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Eisenhower
Williamsburg
William K. Hutchinson
Japan's Kishi Faces Criticism Over Sovereignty Claims
Premier Nobusuke Kishi returns to Tokyo from a U S visit amid sharp criticism that he failed to press Japan's sovereignty before Washington. The case of Army SP 3-C William S. Girard haunts his mission as Japan remains unsatisfied with gains from the visit.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Tokyo
U. S
Washington
Kishi
William S. Girard
Marvin Stone
Philippines Faces Bipartisan Push to Lift China Embargo
President Garcia's admin fights a growing congressionally backed bid to resume trade with Red China. Officials warn renewed trade hurts Philippine interests, while underlying fear and distrust of the Communist regime drive the opposition.
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Carlos Garcia
China
Philippines
Edenburg Bible School Program at Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School in Edenburg featured music and Bible verses presented by children from primary to young peoples classes to a grateful congregation. Organizers included Mrs. Cowher, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Eckert, Mrs. Walton, and Rev. Williamson. Sixty plus attended, with 47 registered and receiving certificates. treasury around thirty dollars.
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Edenburg Methodist Church
Edenburg
Henderson
Sam Phenecie
James Williamson
Betty Dexter
Linda Cowher
Missionary Work Weeks Allocated for Two Weeks
A brief note indicates two weeks are set aside for Missionary Work. Details specify a period of focused activity and outreach designated by local authorities. Further particulars are limited in the available text.
Dinner Guests From New Briton Attend Local Dinner
Mr and Mrs Alfred Cavallo of New Britain Connecticut were the honored dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Patsy Deprano on Sunday. The Methodist Church Auditing committee will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Loyal Eckert on the North Side Tuesday at 8 p m.
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Alfred Cavello
New Briton
Conn
Patsy Deprano
The
Methodist Church
Famous Tree Marks Lee Grant Surrender Site
The famed Richmond apple tree blamed as the surrender tree of General Robert E. Lee to General Ulysses S. Grant on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, Virginia is highlighted in a historic reminder urging careful driving.
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Richmond
Robert E
Texas Style Hearty Bar B Que For Outdoor Meals
Outdoor cooks in Texas favor hearty bar b que for picnics and campouts. Prep fryer size chickens with garlic salt pepper and butter then wrap in foil and cook over hot coals for a quick camp fire meal.
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Austin
Tex
Foil Dishes Complete Rustic Outdoor Cookout Menu
Foil wrapped potatoes bake in the coals while ranch beans simmer in a pot. A platter is prepared to serve the chicken when it finishes cooking, completing the menu.
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John H. Martin
INS Foreign
Allen R. Dodd Jr
Carlos A. Angeles
Paris
John E. Lee
Sandran
E. Long
A&m
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Naxtex
Manila
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Capitol
BE. Wash St
Penna
National Home Study
Harrisburg Pike Grove City
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Agia
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
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Chrysler Corporation
Motor Trend Magazine
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