Penn State Civil Engineering Students Rough It at Stone Valley Camp
About 100 civil engineering students from Pennsylvania State College partake in a summer surveying camp at Stone Valley near Petersburg in Huntingdon county. Juniors rotate four week sessions, living in tents and tackling field problems with transits levels tapes and tension devices. Lawrence Perez, professor, directs with four assistants, as students practice instrument adjustment, topographic work, building lot surveys, road projects, sun and Polaris navigation, and indoor reports.
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State College
Pennylvania State College
Stone Valley
Petersburg
Huntingdon County
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Mineral Industries
Lawrence Perez
Penn State
Port Authority Chairman Plans Pirandello Revival
Howard Cullman, chairman of the Port of New York Authority, returned from France aboard the Queen Mary and discussed a possible revival of Pirandello's As You Desire Me with theater talk turning to Marta Abba. An Oklahoma City plant efficiency expert urged timing changes near the time clock for better operations.
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Howard Cullman
Port of New York Authority
Angel
France
Severance Millikin
Cleveland
Cullman
Pirandello
Marta Abba
Mr. Cullman
Oklahoma City
New York Budget Figures Put Couple's March Costs Near 1780
Regional Federal Security Director Joseph B. O'Connor releases figures showing the estimated budget for an elderly New York City couple at March prices is about 1780 dollars. The data highlight living costs in the metropolis.
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New York
Joseph B. O'Connor
New York City
Debate Team Travels Farther Than Football Squad
A Hamilton College student found that talking pays off as the debate team logged 5,190 miles during the year while the football team covered 2,000 miles.
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Hamilton College
Cleaning Starts In Children's Library Rooms
The public library cleaning reaches the Boys and Girls department on the second floor requiring closure Friday and Saturday this week. Walls ceilings floors are washed scrubbed waxed and polished. No fines will be charged for books due Friday July 1 and Saturday July 2. The daisy was once known as the days eye.
Good Taste Questions on Etiquette From Miss Markel
Reader letters discuss front door etiquette and introductions at gatherings, dual matron of honor at weddings with witnesses, and whether all guests who receive announcements must give gifts. Miss Markel offers practical guidance and invites further questions.
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