Burlington Man Heads Press Council
Richard J. Carter of Burlington Va is named president of the American Council on Education for Journalism. David W. Yowe of Burlington Vice President will serve until officers are elected at a New York meeting on April 21. The council aims to link colleges universities and newspapers in a national accreditation program for journalism schools.
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Miami
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Richard J. Carter
Jtpanole
Minn Bete
Ameran Couneil
Dotrmathan
David W. Yowe
Burlington Free Pr
Burlington
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Connect
New York
Howe
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Carter
A.W. P
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Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association
Inland Daily Press Association
National Editorial Association
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
Schools of Journalism
Delta Masons Plan Spring Meeting in Troy
The Delta Bodies of Masons Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Troy announce their spring reunion at the Troy Masonic Temple on Tuesday April 28 with Jonathan A. Boocock presiding. The 6th and 10th degrees will be conferred on large classes, Tesia Connell and Edward R. Barton will oversee related proceedings, Paul G. Hickey to divest degree work, and refreshments to follow.
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Troy
Troy Masonic Temple
Delta Lodge of Perfection
Jonathan A. Boocock
Tesia Connell
Princes of Jerusalem
Edward R. Barton
Paul G. Hickey
Scottish Rite
Albany
Delta Bodies of
Bureton
Maine Whiz Snows Leave Inches in Eastern North Maine
A spring time snow event hit eastern and northern Maine leaving up to 181 inches of snow by Wednesday night. The unusual fall disrupted travel and caused slick conditions across the region as residents prepared for lingering cold and late-season disruption.
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Maine
Monarchy 50 50 Chance in Italian Plebiscite Observers Say
Rome observers rate the monarchy at a 50 50 shot as Italians vote on June 6 for king or republic and for a constitutional assembly. Support leans right with Christian Democrats strong. Umberto and the Regent Prince intrigue shape opinions.
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House of Savoy
England
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Vittorio Emanuele
Umberto
Lailer
Prince of
Naples
Passover Rites Open Monday Across Jewish Groups
Passover begins Monday with Seder ceremonies at home and Temple services. Orthodox and Conservative groups start on Monday night, Reform observes seven days, and multiple synagogues schedule services from 6:13 pm to morning hours led by Rabbi Reuben Slonim. Schools host preparatory seders and Sisterhood events with memorial tributes and panel discussions on the festival’s meaning.
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Wight
Diya
Aml
Egypt
Palestina
Tample Heth EL Paysoyer
Reuben Slonim
Sethal Sisterhood
Jaleo
F. J. Hannevelt
All Woman's League
Rensselaer County
Charles J. Renney
Saul Reigert
Analgamated
Nicholas Ringler
Roosevelt
Reuben Sionim
Fuiday
Rabi Slonim
Nathan
Joseff
Irvingy
Third Street
At & P.m
Julius G. Gutmann
Yosty
Gutusand Pin
Herbert Gaugual
John K. Newell
Max Ehrlich
Gutmann
White House evenings show Truman as lonely center
The account recalls President Truman’s routine dinners with Brain trust figures and top advisers, after Roosevelt’s era. He preferred piano or poker evenings over formal reports, and Ed McGrady once found him alone in the Lincoln study, a figure of quiet loneliness amid war concerns.
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Brain
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
United States
Tor
Ed McGrady
Lincoln Study
Aimee
Conyrikl
Nel Ayndiente
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