Pupils to Get Hearst Prizes at Jefferson High Assembly
The Hearst prizes will be awarded at Jefferson High School at 9 10 a m on Tuesday to five finalists in The Heart News papers Eighth Annual American History Awards. Richard Elsinger Goldsmith of Jefferson High won first place receiving a 3160 savings bond. Other winners include Joh Seagle Jefferson 30 Ronald Keith Obadal Central Catholic 25 Michael Delroy McDonald Jr Altma Heights 25 and Patrick Coyne Central Catholic 25. A $25 check goes to Jefferson High School for library history books. National prizes range from 2000 to 50 with finalists nationally announced after Christmas holidays.
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Heart
Jefferson High School
Richard Elsinger Goldsmith
Jefferson
Joh Seagle
Ronald Keith Obadal
Central Catholic
Muicdelroy McDonald Jr
Altma Heights
Patrick Coyne
Central
Catholic
Red Papers Used as Wrapping
East German Communists sell newsprint to West Berlin shops as wrapping paper for circulation bans. West Berlin officials urge food dealers to avoid this paper source. An advertisement by Goble Cannon claims HADACOL improves energy sleep and appetite, touting vitamin content and a mail order offer.
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Gerlin
West Berlin
Soviet bases near Chita and Kamchatka eyed for future operations
Fulton Lewis reports from Washington that Soviet airfields from the Yellow Sea to the Bering Sea, including Magadan and Chita, plus Kamanchatka, form a northern network with jet fighters and paratroop aircraft. He cites U S intelligence on Russian troop divisions, build up near Nanchang, and the risk of atomic targets in China and Europe as America reassesses security postures.
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Fulton
Lewis
U. S
China
Philpine Islands
Nanchang
Paddie
Magadan
Saghalin Island
Soviet Union
Alger Hiss
Japan
Mapadan
Fairbanks
Alaska
Russia
Chita
Moscow
Magedan
Adak
Kamandorskie
Naest
Leningrad
Soviet Urals
Siberia
Europe
State Department
Asia
Dean Acheson
Kamchatka
Korea
Komandorskie Islands
Aleutiar Islands
Florskin
State Guard Elects Harold B Younger President in Dallas
Col Harold B Younger of Dallas was elected president of the Texas State Guard at a recent convention held yesterday. Other officers named include Col William J Lawson of Austin as vice president, Col Marshall H Kennady, Col Hohnet Huson of Refugio, Col Charles C Betts of Austin as judge advocate, and Col Weldon-We Swenson of Austin reelected as treasurer.
Honest Hunter Wins Suspension
Bakersfield report states junior Pete Olivetti received a suspended 90 day jail sentence after pleading guilty to shooting an illegal spike puck. He surrendered to game wardens and cited an odd deer movement as the basis for his claim the spikes were legal.
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Bakersfield
Vans
Pete Olivetti
Olivetti
Cash Policy For Licenses In Dallas County
Dallas officials outline a cash only policy for auto license renewals with payments made to the county. County Auditor Moore Lynn and Tax Officer Ben Gentle report checks bouncing at about 700 dollars annually, prompting the shift to cash handling.
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Dec
Comnty
Moore Lynn J
Ben Gentle
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Goble Cannon
Hebert St. St. Louis
Cannon
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Canon
Mir
Wabash Railroad
Vitami
Kor
Ata
Oovinach
Louis
Ust
Theine Corporation
Lafayette
Fana
tAde
Nerals
Anu Am
Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington Abody
Syniticate, Inc
Jan Smuts
South Africa
Pontacs
Far East
Vicar Fulton Lewis
Per Iola
State Guard
Chrysler
Ren Owal
Mueller Motors
San Antonio, Texas
POE Motor Company
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