Resolutions For Bosses By Secretary Informs On Duty
Angeline Krout of Glen Burnie Md president of The National Secretaries Association proposes ten rules for bosses. The list urges better communication, proper handling of mail and documents, timely notice for overtime, and clear duties between secretary and boss. Captain Loy W A Renshaw of the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore is cited as the boss in question.
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New York
Miss Jones
Power
Angeline Krout
Glen Burnie
Perps
Krout
National Secretaries Association
Two Business Break-Ins Reported In Local City
Two separate break ins occurred Sunday night into Monday morning at local businesses. The Little Slipper at 659 N. 3rd St. lost hi fi and two speakers valued at 296 and 15 cases of beer and 10 cases of wine worth 100. Robinson Shell Service at 2501 Poplar St. was hit with a missing money bag containing 682 and 70 from a cash register. A glass over a rear door was removed with no forced entry. A third report noted theft of 10 strings of Christmas tree lights valued 40 to 50 from a front yard Sunday night.
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Bruce Adelman
College Ave
N. 3Rd St
Fred Lowe
AA 2
Robinson Shell Service
Poplar St
Carl Wightman
Monroe Blvd
Two Young Men Held In Burglary Case
Recovery of office equipment owned by Attorney Woodrow S. Nasser was reported in connection with a preliminary burglary charge levied against two young men in the court of Justice of the Peace Lee Easton. David Burton, 18, of 1101 S. 18th St. and Fred Wilson, 20, of RR 2, were placed under
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Woodrow S. Nasser
Court of Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
David Burton
S. 18Th St
Fred Wilson
Bond set in home robbery case in Oc tober
Five thousand dollar bonds were set for two defendants accused in October of entering Cralles Borden’s home at 912 N 642 St Oc tober and taking a copy machine and a mimeograph borrowed by Borden. The pair cooperated with police and reportedly face first offenses. The case was continued in JP Court until next Monday.
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Cralles Borden
N. 642
Borden
Dr John Hoyt Williams Article Published
The Journal of Negro History features Dr John Hoyt Williams of Indiana State University with an article titled Tevego on the Paraguayan Frontier A Chapter in the Black History of the Americas. It notes the work is the first scholarly piece on the black community in Paraguay and highlights roles beyond slavery.
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Journal of Negro History
John Hoyt Williams
Indiana State University
The
Americas
Paraguay
ISU Hosts French Comedy Screening by Comedie Francaise
Indiana State University presents The Would-Be Gentleman a Moliere comedy by Comedie Francaise with English subtitles. The 7 30 p m showing in Holmstedt Hall 102 is open to the public at no charge sponsored by the Foreign Language Department.
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Indiana State University
Foreign Language Department
Comedie Francaise
Holmstedt Hall
Mayor Opposes Urban Renewal Plan Costs and Land Purchase
Mayor Leland Larrison criticized renewing the urban renewal plan citing homeowner costs between 200 and 500 dollars and doubts many homes would pass recertification. He warned of an 18 to 20 member inspection crew and questioned immediate construction on the 9.2 acre land purchase near City Hall valued at 387000 dollars, saying a city county building is unlikely for 5 to 10 years.
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Leland Larrison
City Hall
EDA
Court House
Unidentified winners share big soccer pool prize
Three persons correctly predicted all 13 World Cup pool results Sunday and each won 252153 dollars. The winners remain unidentified. The report also notes Terre Haute officials discuss using funds for government land and doubts about aviation commission funding for a restaurant at Hulman Field during City Court events with clerk elect Andrew Atelski receiving guidance from the outgoing clerk.
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Rome
UPI
Soprano voice types and ranges
A soprano voice is the highest human voice spanning two octaves or more above middle C. A coloratura soprano injects florishes runs and trills into a high voice. A mezzo soprano has a deep quality and sits in the middle range.
Poorman to chair NSF in service institute panel
Dr. L. E. Poorman associate professor of physics at Indiana State University will chair the review panel for the National Science Foundation in service institute proposals on December 9 10 and 11. The NSF program is a major continuing education activity for secondary and college teachers. Several hundred Indiana teachers have benefited from NSF in service institutes in the past.
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L. E. Poorman
Indiana State University
National Science Foundation
Indiana
NSF
Poorman Leads Biophysics Institute for Teachers
Dr. Poorman, ISU faculty since 1967, directs an in-service biophysics institute for secondary teachers in the Evansville area at ISUE.
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Poorman
Dr. Poorman
ISU
Evansville
ISUE
Market Reports from Indianapolis and Chicago Livestock and Grains
Market reports show mixed moves in livestock with hogs higher in Indianapolis and Chicago soy futures down. Cattle and sheep receipts mix with steady to higher prices for hogs and light gains for grain futures, while notes mention Archimedes and lever rhetoric at article end.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
National Stockyards
Ill
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Pan
Andrew K. Atelski
L. Schumann Hunter
ANT
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N. Ord St
Pama Ads
North 3Rd ST
Henri
General Electric
Santa
General Electric Portable Phono
Hoover
General Electric Clock
Indianapolis Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Chicago Board of Trade
Archimedes
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
South 6Th St
WANT
the Tribune-Star
Ean
BAKER
Clairol
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