Miss MacAuley Plans College Entrance in Fall
Miss Marthe MacAuley, a senior at Argyle Central School, will enter the State University this fall to pursue elementary teaching and librarianship. She has served in the student council, chorus, G A A, and was editor of the Highlander yearbook with aspirations as class treasurer.
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Marthe MacAuley
MacAuley
John J
Argyle Central School
E. MacAuley Sr
State University
G.A.A. College of Education
Atland
Geneseo
President Urges Check On Arms Race In Manila
President Eisenhower called in Manila for action to curb the nuclear arms race and end Communist provocation. He urged patient, principled negotiations with the Soviet Union, vowed the United States would not abandon talks, and praised global freedom while warning against Communist supremacy. He spoke at Luneta Park and the University of the Philippines after wreaths for World War II veterans.
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Manila
Ei Renhorver
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Luneta Park
United States
Manila Bay
Chamber of Commerce
Marcelo S. Balatbat
Philippine Chamber of Commerce
Khrushchev
Solomon
Napoleon
Socrates
University of the Philippines
Mantila
House Post Office Committee Rejects Postal Rate Hike
Washington AP The House Post Office Committee refused to consider the administration's request for higher postal rates. The Court of Appeals upheld an $88 million annual parcel post rate increase effective Feb 1. The panel adjourned amid a stormy session signaling the death of a proposed $354 million revenue boost for this session. Chairman Tom Murray and two members walked out as the majority blocked the rate bill. Morrison took over, and the panel approved a bill banning airlifting of ordinary first class mail.
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Murray
James C. Davis
Dga
H. R. Gross
Iowa
James Morrison
D-La
Trojan's Action Praised By Police
A Troy man leaped from a car to apply brakes after a driver blacked out, saving Bernard McDermott from further injury as his sedan sideswiped an oncoming car on Nott Terrace. McDermott, taken to Ellis Hospital, was listed in satisfactory condition. police credited Gordon LaPorte for his quick action.
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Troy
Schenectady
Gordon LaPorte
6Th Ave
Bernard McDermott
McDermott
Nott Terrace
William Dewar
114Th St
Dewar
LaPorte
Enger
Alco
Dewart
Ellis Hospital
House Panel Approves Wage Hike to 1.25 in 1962
The House group votes 199 to 17 for extending the federal minimum wage to retail and service industries for the first time since the wage-hour law. Coverage expands to hotels laundries and related firms with over one million annual dollars in business. The schedule starts at 1.00 this year rising to 1.20 and 1.23 over the next two years reaching 1.25. Regular opposition from Democrats and a few Republicans noted.
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Washington
James A. Garfield
Republi
Christ Church
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