Private and Parochial School Enrollments Rise Sharply
Woodring notes private and parochial enrollments grow faster than public schools. About 15 percent of U S elementary and high school pupils attend non public institutions, up from nine percent in 1940. Growth varies by region with Arkansas Georgia South Carolina and Utah showing low private school attendance despite desegregation disputes.
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United States
Church-Supe Lb Uate
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carling
Utah
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Oregon
United States Supreme Court
Pathways Of The Pioneers Indian Graves Give Up Secrets
The Canasadooharie region along the Black River housed tall, sturdy Indians whose diet combined game with seeds and cultivated crops stored in cistern pits. They built long houses, practiced limited agriculture, scattered graves on hillsides, and left pottery, pipes, and shell or bone necklaces as grave offerings, indicating beliefs in an afterlife and communal culture.
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Canasadooharie
Black River
The Chatter Box Reflects on Fall and Education
The piece muses on September as transition month with cozy scenes and weather talk. It then analyzes the rise of nonpublic schools in several states, debates public versus private education, and cites Dr. Conant on equal opportunity through common schooling.
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Dr. Conant
Harvard
Shortness of Breath in Heart Conditions
Medical memo explains how breathlessness arises when the heart pumps weakly and fluid leaks into air spaces. It notes faster breathing to compensate, possible oxygen therapy, and that shortness of breath isn’t always heart related.
Buffalo Youth Wins Photographic Scholarship
Donald R. Lehmbeck, a Bennett High School graduate from Buffalo New York, earned the annual Photographic Society of America scholarship to the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Donald R. Lehmbeck
Bennett High School
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester Institute of Technology
Photographic Society of America
American Credo stamp proposal prompts heritage use
The post office considers an American Credo stamp series to honor national themes. A national poll supported the six initial subjects from Washington to Lincoln, with an official award to be presented in Louisville. Donald Lehmbeck is named PSA-RIT Scholar recipient at Bennett High School for photography excellence. The Bay Village stamp club holds an auction as plans for an Oct stamp exhibition advance.
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Merfield
Weing
Post Office Department Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Society
Louisville
PSA
M. M. Phegley
A. Millard Armstrong
Donald Lehmbeck
Bennett Beacon
Bennett
Lehmbeck
Walnut St
Philadelphia
RIT
Caylor Lamp Club
East Oviatt Rd
Bay Village
Hen Inevitably Inspires Nettleton Cleanup Plan
Mount Carmel Trenton UPI reports Shirley Nettleton contemplates removing her hens after one laid an unusually tiny egg weighing 22 grams that required prescription scales to measure. The odd egg prompts questions about flock management and animal welfare.
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Mount Carmel
UPI
Shirley Nettleton
Elyria Teens Praised For Pool Project Amid Public Backlash
A group of Elyria youths spearheaded funding for the Eastern Heights pool and a new recreation field pool, earning praise from leaders and officials while some readers criticized teens' behavior as seen in a CT headline misread as Toledo inspired. A columnist defends the young generation, urging accountability for any misconduct and noting parental responsibility.
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Eastern Heights
Recreation Field
Major advance in missile control with Thor 202 at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force Thor 202 missile achieved space stability for the first time enabling sharp earth and sky photographs from 80 to 316 miles. GE built the stabilization system with infrared horizon detectors and a sun seeker, using two navigational fixes to maintain orientation for future satellites and manned spaceflight.
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Air Force
Thor
Cape Canaveral
Space
General Electric
Missile and Space Vehicle Department
Philadelphia
Ge's
Earth
In The Cards According To Hoyle Card Rank Q and Canasta rule notes
A reader asks about poker hand order from Royal Flush downward and canasta card counting after a canasta. The article notes Royal Flush top, followed by straight flush, four of a kind, full house, flush, straight, three of a kind, two pairs, one pair, high card, with canasta rules stating a completed canasta is closed and not shown except for disputes.
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Elyria
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