Notre Dame Facts Versus Football Myth in HAL BOTLE Column
South Bend writer HAL BOTLE investigates Notre Dame beyond football in a May piece. He notes a campus of 1,700 acres with two lakes and 45 buildings, a strong academic standard, Protestant representation, and notable scientific achievements including wireless history and synthetic rubber research.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
John J. Cavanaugh
Father Sorin
Congregation of the Holy Cross
West Point
Annapolis
Inq Irustees
Jts
University
Two Brothers Refuse Aunt's Bequest Over England Return
Kenneth Gape of Michigan and James Nugent Gape of Ohio face a June 30 deadline on a quarter million dollar aunt bequest that requires them to return to England. They argue England is not fit to raise a family and chafe at socialist ruin while cherishing their American citizenship and democracy after 33 years in the United States.
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England
Kenneth Gape
Gross He
Michigan
James Nugent Gape
Cuyahoga Falls
Okie
Tiomas M. Nias
Washington
Army
Army of the United States
AUS
National Guard
Regular Army
Army Ocs
Germany
Japan
Austria
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Air Force
United States
World Book ranks top ten intelligent animals including chimpanzee to horse
The World Book Encyclopedia lists the ten most intelligent animals with chimpanzee at the top and horse at the bottom. Critics may fault the ranking, but the piece claims objectivity and invites readers to decide for themselves.
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Evan
Foreign Students Reach All-Time High In U S Colleges
The Institute of International Education reports a record 30 000 foreign students in United States colleges with engineering the top field. About 13 percent funded by governments, 33 percent by private agencies, 50 percent paying their own way. Many will return home as teachers and promoters of American life.
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United States
Institute of International Education
Hberal Arts
Europe
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Fifty Years Ago Local News From The Columns Of The News
Bids for addition to Brunswick school were opened and rejected as too high. New schoolhouses planned at Bartonsville Centre and Buckeystown, Buckeystown to serve colored pupils. General Conference of United Brethren church held here, ending after May. Brownstone lion head carved at Citizens National Bank by a York, Pa. man watched by onlookers. Georgetown College commencement set for June 20 with Edward Smith among graduates. Rank A. Shearer and James A. Oren passed Army exams. Shearer to Fort McHenry. Oren to Fort Howard.
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Board of County Commissioners
Brumswick School
Bartonsville Centre
Buckeystown
General Conference of the United Brethren Church
Citizens National Bank
York
Georgetown Calelege
Edward Smith
F. F. Smith
A. Shearer
James A. Oren
United States Army
Shearer
Fort McHenry
Oden
Fort Howard
Sterling men charged with assault in Point of Rocks case
Thomas and William Hickman of Sterling Virginia are jailed here today charged with assault and battery in the April 17 incident near Point of Rocks. They face a hearing Friday after being arrested in Leesburg by Virginia authorities and brought to this jurisdiction.
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Thomas
William Hickman
Sterling, Va
Batelery
Ernest Pierson
Point of Rocks
Hickmans
Leesburg
Virginia
Morgantown Man Hurt In Route 40 Crash
Armand Josep Collett, 23, Morgantown West Virginia, is in poor condition at Miners Hospital after a highway accident six miles west of Frostburg. He drove a car that collided with a tractor trailer on Route 40. Collett has a fractured skull and jaw plus other injuries. Beal, 21, of Finksburg, the truck driver, and Sea lover, 21, of Westminster, who was in the truck, are also hospitalized with possible skull fracture and shoulder injuries.
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Armand Josep Collett
Morgantown
W. Va
Miners Hospital
Collett
Here
Reby E. Beal
Finksburg
Frank Sealover
Engagement of Rush Eden Kranty to Richard Jacobs Announced
Rowen Frederick announces the engagement of their daughter Rush Eden Kranty to Richard P. Jacobs son of Mr and Mrs George M Jacobs of Route 5 Frederick The wedding is set for June 17 The note also states Rice remains the medium of exchange in parts of the Orient with debts taxes and wages paid in it
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Frederick
Rush Eden
Richard P. Jacobs
George M. Jacobs
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Orient
India Wheat Loan Dangle Hangs Over House Vote
Congress weighs a U S loan to India to buy 2 million tons of wheat as famine and food riots press the appeal. Senates plan to require repayment in materials like monazite sands risks Indian law and acceptance. House opposition grows as timing and Nehru stance fuel debate.
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Senate
Britain
Ridla
Congress
Nehru
Russia
China
Truman
Local Notables Elected to National Lime Board. Births and Moves
Mr J P Feiser of Woodsboro elected to the National Lime Association board and to attend the convention at The Homestead Hot Springs Va with Mrs Feiser and Mr and Mrs Harry LeGore. John E Molesworth Western Maryland College student elected vice president of Delta Pi Alpha. son of Mr and Mrs John R Molesworth Monrovia. Hershel E Call and family announce birth of a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital May 19. couple’s other children are Patricia and Judy. Mrs John Stiles Bartholows and Wayne Richard discharged after birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital. to visit Howard A Quinn family. Charles D Crist and wife announce birth of daughter Julie Bernadette at Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday. both mother and baby well. Miss Sylvia Hallack Damascus to marry Billy McGraw in Washington state. she and McGraw are Damascus High School Class of 1950 graduates. Market prices: Carn, bbl. Wheat, by yu. Barley, bu.
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J. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
National Lime Association
Feiser
Harry LeGore
LeGore
Homestead
Hot Springs
John E. Molesworth
Western Maryland College
Delta Pi Alpha
John R. Molesworth
Monrovia
Hershel E. Call
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Calls
Patricia
Judy
John Stiles
Bartholows
Wayne Richard
Stil
English Lesson on Misused Words and Efficacy
The item lists common word mistakes and pronunciation notes. It highlights Chicago vs Chi cago and vicarious, then defines efficacy as the power to produce effects. A note urges daily vocabulary growth and proper accent on the first syllable.
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W. B. Gubumn
Chicago
Five Day Forecast and San Marino Fact
Maryland and Delaware expect showers and thunderstorms with warmth on Wednesday. Thursday will be fair and cooler, then warmer Friday. Showers likely Saturday and Sunday with cooler weekend. The smallest republic San Marino lies in the Apennines near Rimini, founded in 350 A.D., covering 38 square miles.
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Delaware
San Marino
Apennines
Rinvink
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