Award Coal Contract For Local Schools
Haley Bros. Coal and Supply Company won the school system coal contract for the next year with bids of 5.65 dollars per ton for fifth vein stoker coal and 5.90 dollars per ton for egg or lump coal. The award follows the business director Loring Halberstadt’s finding that rival bids did not meet specifications for washed coal. The board also approved Garfield High School heating renovation with Freitag-Weinhardt, Inc. at 8610 dollars.
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Haley Bros. Coal and Supply Company
Haley
Loring Halberstadt
Turner
Woodrow Wilson Junior High cafeteria bids rejected
The board rejected all bids for the Woodrow Wilson cafeteria renovation after bids exceeded funds and authorized advertising for equipment. Separate bids will be sought for a steam food warmer, a vegetable steamer, new tops, and steril o matic dispensers. Seven schools will receive bids for playground resurfacing Collett Crawford Cruft Davis Park Montrose Sandison Washington. David Perry was elected to the teaching staff and Bertha Romby promoted from half-time to full-time teacher.
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Chrisman Company
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Garfield
Woodrow Wilson
Collett
Crawford
Cruft
Davis Park
Montrose
Sandison
Washington
David Perry
Bertha Romby
Wasp Flies Notches 110 Wing Strokes Per Second
Tests show a flying wasp achieves about 110 wing strokes each second in flight. The figure highlights rapid wing motion and insect aerodynamics observed in controlled testing.
Sleepy couple trapped in drive in theater gates
Salt Lake City police logged a 3 am call from a couple who slept through a movie and found the drive in theater gates locked. The manager opened the gates after the report, with officers noting in the report that it must have been wise to have fallen asleep.
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Salt Lake City
End Mechanical Supply Dispute Reaches Settlement
Seven workers at Mechanical Supplies Inc resume work Monday after a two year dispute ends with a new contract. Union No. 157 members gained bargaining rights via an April NLRB election. Plant located at 100 North Ninth Street. The agreement includes an undisclosed hourly raise and union fringe benefits pending member approval.
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Mechanical Supplies, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
North Ninth Street
Eisenhower backs plan to ease Iron Curtain exchanges
Washington reports Eisenhower approved a National Security Council plan to broaden contacts with Soviet bloc nations by reciprocally exchanging information and ideas. The proposal, first raised at Geneva by Western ministers, awaits Russian reaction as the administration debates how liberal to be on exchanges and visitor programs.
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Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Russia
Geneva
Hand Injury At Work Leaves McNamara Hurt
Frank McNamara a 52 year old sheet metal worker for the Hartman Company suffered a badly lacerated right hand when he caught it in a metal cutter at work Friday afternoon. A Ball ambulance took him to Union Hospital where stitching was needed to save the first joint of four fingers. Condition described as satisfactory Saturday morning.
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Frank McNamara
Seventh Avenue
Hartman Company
Wabash Avenue
McNamara
Union Hospital
Richwood Librarian's Cow Excuse Delays School Start
Mrs Janet Callaghan librarian at Richwood High School offered a unique alibi for her late arrival to work saying her family cow named Bucky followed her to school and she had to bring it back.
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Richwood
W. Va
Janet Callaghan
Richwood High School
Bucky
Whisky as antidote to snake venom tested at Tempe
In Tempe Arizona the National Science Foundation funds Arizona State College with $2000 to study whether whisky can counteract snake venom. Dr Herbert L Stahnke injected venom into a rat then treated with scotch and the rat recovered. Further tests will use gila monster, rattlesnake and black widow venom.
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Tempe
Ariz
National Science Foundation
Arizona State College
Herbert L. Stahnke
Jesus Seen By Mary Magdalene at First Baptist
Special Sunday services at First Baptist feature a dramatic selection Jesus as Seen By Mary Magdalene by Kay Foist at 7:30 pm. Rev Arthur Anderson speaks on How People Look At Jesus and Dr. Arthur Dodgson delivers sermons at 9 am and 10:45 am. Jack Romby sings bass at the first service and the senior choir performs More Love To Thee. Communion will be served at both services.
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Jesus
Mary Magdalene
First Baptist Church
Kay Foist
Gibran
Arthur Anderson
Christian Education
Arthur
Dodgson
Jack Romby
Successor Named to Penn State Head
University Park June 30 Dr. Eric A Walker vice president of Pennsylvania State University has been named to succeed Dr Milton S Eisenhower in the presidency The President's brother resigned three weeks ago for personal reasons and later told trustees it was irrevocable He does not intend to take a government position The trustees named Walker 46 and said his elevation would be set for a later date He was born in Long Eaton England He would be the 12th president of the 101 year old institution
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University Park
Eric A. Walker
Pennsylvania State University
Milton S. Eisenhower
Walker
Long Eaton
England
Grand Institution
Harold M Simmers Named Administrator in Owings Estate
Harold M Simmers of 410 South Third Street posted a $1000 bond to qualify as administrator of Lula Alice Owings estate. Heirs listed total $900 in personal property include two sons and two daughters in Ohio and Missouri.
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Harold M. Simmers
South Third Street
Lula Alice Owings
Romeo C. Owings
Cleveland
Ohio
Thelma E. Webb
St. Louis
Veronica Borowitz
St. Louis County
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