Man Takes Up Juvenile Work After Son’s Death in Indianapolis
Louis Reynolds, 73, former railroad man and retired teacher, volunteers in Marion County Juvenile Court probation after his son Captain Golden A. Reynolds, head of the juvenile aid division, inspired him. Judge Hoffman and chief probation officer Boswell praised mature role models for troubled youths. Reynolds aims to continue his son’s work and help delinquent children straighten out.
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Indianapolis
Louis H. Reynnolds
Joseph Oo. Hoffman
Charles Boswell
Marion County
Reynolds
Golen
Washington’s Death Remembered In Ulster Gazette Found
An 1800 Ulster County Gazette issue recalls December 14 as George Washington’s death anniversary. It includes congressional resolutions, Adams and Senate messages, Adams reply, and a funeral notice with a poem by an unnamed contributor.
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Washington
W. W. McLeod
N. Washington St
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
John Edwards
Martinsburg
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Congress
John Adams
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Adams
United States
America
George Washingtoon
Maine Representative Jonathan Cilley Killed in Duel
U S Representative Jonathan Cilley of Maine was killed in a duel with William Graves on February 24, 1838 near the Marlboro Pike outside Washington. The incident marked a fatal political duel in early American history.
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U. S
Jonathan Cilley
Maine
William Graves
Marlboro Pike
Washington
Junior Evening Star covers added to library collection
The library acquires a green cloth bound set of Junior Evening Star New magazine covers. A partial list of subscribed magazines includes American Artist American Girl American Magazine Atlantic Monthly Better Homes and Gardens Boys Life Calling All Girls Collier's Consumer Reports Coronet Current Biography Current History Educational Film Guide English Journal Etude Farm Quarterly Flying Glamour Good Housekeeping Health and Physical Education Hygeia Instrumentalist Journal of Home Economics Junior Red Cross Journal Ladies Home Journal Life McCall's Model Airplane News Musical America National Geographic Nature Newsweek Popular Mechanics Popular Science Reader's Digest Saturday Evening Post Saturday Review of Literature Science Illustrated Seventeen Skyways and Time.
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American Artist
American Girl
American Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Better Homes and Gardens
Boys’ Life
Calling All Girls
Collier’s
Consumer Report
Coronet
Current Biography
Current History
Educational Film Guide
English Journal
Etude
Farm Quarterly
Flying
Glamour
Good Housekeeping
Health and Physical Education
Hygeia
Instrumentalist
Journal of Home Economics
Junior Red Cross Journal
Ladies Home Journal
Life
McCall's
Model Airplane News
Musical America
National Geographic
Nature
Newsweek
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science
Reader's Digest
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Review of Literature
Science Illustrated
Seventeen
Skyways
Time
Farm safety movie shown to assembly
Mr. Fry presented an educational film titled A Stitch in Time illustrating how farm accidents injure adults and children when hazards are ignored. It notes ten minutes of fix work could prevent most incidents and cites the 4 H club safety group as proof.
Baby Picture Contest At Handley Library Held
Winchester Education Association held a baby photo contest at Handley library following Mrs Wisecarver's suggestion. Teachers submitted charming diaper stage pictures to choose the prettiest contestant. Children entered included Lee Brumback who won first prize. other entrants featured Mr Hale Mr Browning Miss Coulter and more. Delegates reported on the state meeting and social hour games.
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Winchester Education Assn
Handley Library
Lee Brumback
Handley Shines in Season Opener Amid Crowd of Alumni
Handley showcased basketball talent in the opening game as a crowded gym drew many alumni including Nelle Chrisman Donald Smallwood Jay Low den Buzzie Hart Smoothie Lamb Donald Garber Gibson White and others in attendance.
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Handley
Nelle Chrisman
Donald Smallwood
Jay Lowden
Buzzie Hart
Smoothie Lamb
Donald Garber
Gibson White
Students stage radio based program with various character clues
Senior girls under Mrs Garra Brandt presented a program based on Whats My Name with room 22 led by Dolores Coffman. Contestants guessed characters to win prizes while a mystery voice offered a large jackpot.
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Nancy Kiracofe
Daisy Mae
Mary Louise Conner
Bill Daughtery
Richard McIntyre
Carmen
Pat Funk
Joan D'Arc
Fay Nelson
Barbara Gregory
Joyce Butler
Alice In Wonderland
Phyllis Stotler
Queen Victoria
Jane Miller
Mother Goose
Betty Lou Smith
Esther Williams
Patsy Carson
Florence Nightingale
Nancy Hurst
Scarlet O'Hara
Cary Marshall
Pat
Clevenger
Chiang Kai-Shek
Florence Harley
Joyce Campbell
Paul Holinger
Gene Straisman
Butch Boxwell
Sue Sowers
David Sunderlain
Billy Massey
Charlotte DeHart
Richard McIintyre
Babs Gregory
Connie Spaid
Pat Clevenger
Betty McNealy
Kitty Stephenson
Betty Lou McFarland
Leadership Classes Teach Leadership Qualities to Students
Miss Grove and Mr. Fry led last week’s leadership classes with elected officers from the General Organization and executive groups in attendance. Talks by Mr. Browning Mr. Quarles Mr. McNalley and Mr. Leatherman emphasized responsibility and the traits of good leaders with an open forum and a constitution parliamentary law test.
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Miss Grove
Fry
Executive Council
Monitor Commission
Honor Court
Handiran
Browning
Quarles
Robert McNalley
Manuel Semples
Nancy Hurst
John Solenberger
Kenneth Lake
Joan Landacre
French Students May Go to India
India plans nine fellowships for French graduates to study and teach in Indian universities in 1949. The program aims to deepen cultural ties and support French efforts to study Indian languages and lectures. Fellowships pay 150 dollars monthly for two years plus second class return passage to France.
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New Delhi
Government of
India
France
Gaelic name of Ireland's new republic
The Gaelic name of the new republic created by the Republic of Ireland Bill 1948 on November 26 is Pob lacht na h Eireann.
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New Republic of Ireland
N. A
New Republic
Christmas Trees Fuel Berlin Cold War Tactics
In a blockaded Berlin the Christmas tree becomes a tool in the East West standoff as 350,000 trees from the Soviet zone head for the Russian sector. Western Berlin fears an overflow via black market demand while Russians lure non-Communists with ration bait and money offers amid airlift limits.
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Berlin
Russia
Western Berlin
U. S
Veteran to Spend Christmas in Jail
Joseph A. McKellup of Baltimore is spending 20 days in the local jail for failure to pay fines from police court on drunkenness charges. He was arrested twice within 24 hours, first on N Loudoun Street at 10 20 p m December 7 and released to seek treatment at Newton Baker hospital, then rearrested at the bus terminal for drunkenness and jailed to serve the fines and costs.
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Joseph A. McKellup
Baltimore
Leu
McKellup
N. Loudoun St
Newton Baker Hospital
Iron soles on shoes in twelfth century Urals
In the twelfth century tribesmen of the Central Urals wore shoes with inch thick iron soles. The durable footwear lasted long enough to be handed down for generations.
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Urals
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