Inquiring Reporter Seeks Views On School Opening
The Inquiring Reporter gathers student voices from W Genesee and N Clinton streets about returning to school. Michael Corbett, Lionel Gilels, Geraldine Filosi, Sandra Pelrah and Paul Corbett express eagerness for classes, favorite subjects, and school activities including gym, spelling, and writing on the blackboard.
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Michael Corbett
Geddes
Geraldine Filosi
Solvay
Prospect School
Sandra Pelrah
Tyler Et
Paul Corbett
Madison St
Arrowhead Inn Still in Spotlight
The state ordered investigation into Saratoga gambling keeps Arrowhead Inn in focus as a grand jury questions seven witnesses including Frank S Hathorn former Saratoga County sheriff. Special Prosecutor Paul Williams says the probe continues into the Saratoga Springs venue stocked since 1937 and Hathorn’s possible connection remains unclear.
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Ballston Spa
Arrowhead Inn
Frank Costello
Saratoga
Frank 5S
Hathorn
Saratoga County
Paul W. Williams
Arrowhead
Saratoga Springs
Williams
Mathorn
British A Experts Seen Underpaid
Britain’s atomic arms program slows as government scientists lack pay. The select committee on estimates urges salary and condition increases to retain experts, noting top scientists earn about 2000 pounds yearly versus 3000 pounds in private industry.
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London
Britain
Select Committee On
Legations Raised To Embassy Status In Middle East
The State Department announced today that U S legations in Lebanon Syria and Hashemite Jordan are being raised to full fledged embassies. Britain and France are raising the rank of their missions in those countries and the three states are elevating their missions in Western countries. Major construction work on the Great Wall of China began after 228 B C.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Lebanon
Syria
Hashemite
Jordan
Britain
France
Middle Eastern
Ex Colgate Athlete Slain in Hudson River Apartment
Detectives seek the identity of a woman linked to the shooting death of John Acropolis 44 a former Colgate University basketball star and labor leader found dead in his locked apartment overlooking the Hudson River. Officials suspect union activity or a dateswoman in the slaying.
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Yonker 5
New York
John Acropolis
Hudson River
Colgate University
Edward Doyle
Acropolis
Doyle
Acrogolis
Westchester County Federation of Labor
A. EF. L. Teamsters Union
New York City
LIFE Publishes Hemingway Novel The Old Man and the Sea
LIFE magazine unveils a 21 page special presenting Ernest Hemingway 27000 word new novel The Old Man and the Sea in its entirety. James Michener hails Hemingway masterwork and enduring genius as readers anticipate the summer issue release.
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LIFE
Ernest Hemingway
James Michener
Hemingway
Husband Shot At and Briefly Flees With Baby
In Pasadena California a wealthy television manufacturer and his wife quarrelled at their home. The wife fired twice missing him and fled with the couple’s baby. Mrs Vermillion 29 said she intended only to frighten him. Vermillion 43 faced charges later released.
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Calif
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Big Hante
Howard R. Vermillion
Vermillion
Sue
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