Local club installs new officers at annual banquet
Pat Coyne will serve as president backed by Pat Wearmorth as vice president Jo Ann Dyketson as corresponding secretary Mary Brown as recording secretary Yunis Tropans as chaplain Dot Werboy and Barbar Gould as historians The surprise on Thursday will be held during the installations at the banquet at Berman's.
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Pat Coyne
Pat Wearmorth
Jo Ann Dyketson
Mary Brown
Yunis ‘Tropans
Dot Werboy
Barbar Gould
Berman’s
Soungetahha Society
Central High School
Mary Low Karpinski
Anne Evans
Sue Hausner
Ruth Fields
Eleanor Karpinski
Arlene Sayles
Peggy Vaeth
Jean Varno
Durston Av
Pat Arbogast
Barbara Bailey
Pat Casaday
Marie Cleo
Delores Horth
Pat Kelley
Joan Kinney
Audrey Love
Joan Signoski
Mary Anne Spangenburg
Jean Varano
Sophie Yovan
Dukeleaner
Fayetteville
Carol
Jom Walker
Ann ,Hamilton
Sue Hamilton
Joan Noreault
Joan Whiker
Carol Walker
Summer dances and student group updates across campus
Nine hundred students prepare for graduation while about nine thousand stay to finish studies. Sub Delta chapters plan a summer dance at Syracuse Motel from 9 PM to 1 AM. Multiple Central High and sorority groups announce new officers, installations, banquets, and upcoming events across Fayetteville, Valley, and surrounding areas with names of officers and member participants.
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Tom McCollum
Baldwinville
Pat Murray
Shirley Young
Helen Rielly
Susie Hackett
Sally Halliday
Barb Lutzy
Invasion Unprovoked as Dulles Denounces Aggression
John Foster Dulles described the invasion of Korea as an unprovoked, desperately prepared aggression. He spoke at an airport during a return trip with President Syngman Rhee in Seoul, saying the views would shape future U.S. policy. MacArthur supported continued U.S. bases in Japan after any treaty, while Korean officials urged firm control.
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Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Siste Department
Dulles
T Airport
Syngman Knee
Seoul
MacArthur
Varous Jananese
United States
Japan
U.S
Vermont Population Tops Cattle Count in 1950 Census
Burlington dispatch notes the 1950 census shows Vermont with 375,830 people against 403,000 cows at the University of Vermont farm. The earlier 1940 census recorded 339,231 people and 4,000 cows, illustrating a shift in rural versus urban presence.
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Vermont
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Goren On Bridge Playing The South West Fast Thiamond
The passage discusses a bridge bidding and play scenario with players North West East and South. It analyzes choices, declaring strategy, and the correct line of play to maximize chances. The narrative emphasizes that a single holding does not justify abandoning a plan and that declarer must consider overall odds before acting.
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Mnete Utere
North
Unee
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