Residents appeal Beable reappointment at James Wood High
Five Frederick County residents appeal the Frederick County School Board action reappointing Paul D Beable as principal of James Wood High School for 1958 59. The group asks that the decision be declared null and void and has sent copies to the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick County School Board
Paul D. Beable
James Wood School
Robert E. Ayler
Mr. Beable
James Wood High School
Henry M. Brumback
Shawnee
Ralph Bauserman
Ope
Ayler
Charles Bass
Lee Snyder Lovett
State Board of Education
Richmond
Robert Ayler
Frederick
Charles A. Lake
Robert Russell
Walter C. Miller
Virginia
Paul D. Beagle
James Woot High School
Code of Virginia
County School Board
Division Superintendent of Schools
New Record Wheat Surplus Possible From USDA Forecast
The Agriculture Department expects a winter wheat yield near 1 010 000 000 bushels and a total winter plus spring crop close to 1 000 000 000 bushels, the largest since 1953, boosting reserves to about 880 million and risking market imbalance. A cool April slowed farming but did not curb prospects for hay corn and soybeans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Wedding Bells Ring For Handicapped Couple At Rehabilation Center
In Mount Sterling Kentucky a physically handicapped couple, Bonnie Pflug and William Beucher, plan to marry at the Church of God in Hope. Pflug born without arms wears a satin gown with long sleeves and Beucher paralyzed from the waist. They met at Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center and hope to work near Means, Kentucky. The wedding will feature a four tier cake and a reception at the church with Beucher’s aunt and uncle attending from Pennsylvania.
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Mount Sterling
Bonnie Jean Pflug
William Beucher
Church of God
Hope
Beucher
Connellsville
Means
Menifee County
Pflug
Marvie Austin
Lawrence Ind
Eugene Buchholz
Buchholz
Visi
Pennsylvania
Florence Newcomer
Eugene Buchholz Jr
Miss Pflug
Wendell Pflug
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fisherville
Fire destroys Galesburg Public Library and Lincoln Papers
A Friday night blaze in Galesburg Illinois gutted the 122000 volume library block and vaults containing Lincoln Papers and other historic documents. City officials blamed overheated attic equipment as the cause. two of five wells failed to aid firefighting and the roof collapsed about an hour after smoke was spotted.
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Galesburg
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Raymond Barbaugh
Knox College
Rocket Builder Wins Top Prize At Science Fair
Charles Game won first place in the fifth annual Science Fair at Handlay honoring Luther S. Hale. His rocket model showing light and heat changes earned a medal and ribbon. Other winners included Paul Rhodes in physics for a telescope and Lee Brumback in chemistry for fuel and fuses.
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Charles Game
Handlay
Luther S. Hale
Hale
Handley
Howard N. Carper
William F. Jones
Clifton Titus
Mary Virginia Carson
Paul Rhodes
Hardord Madigan
Rodney Duncan
Lee Brumback
Reggie Baker
Barbara Devers
Carol Reed
Danny Riley
John Merriner
J. T. Clevenge
Howard Lewis
David Elsen
Nixon to Attend Quito Soccer Game
Vice President Nixon planned a break in his South American tour by attending a Quito soccer match. Police prepared for a potential demonstration at the stadium as residents greeted him warmly despite earlier hostile demonstrations. The event followed tensions tied to regional politics and Communist elements described in the report.
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Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Reports show housing, jobs, and sales rise
Government releases indicate April gains across employment, housing, and retail. Farm employment nearly matched last year. insured unemployment fell to 3,265,700 with 41 states reporting declines. housing starts rose above April 1957 levels. retail sales rose 2 percent, led by durable goods.
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Washington
Georgia Expects Largest Peach Crop in 7 Years
Georgia's 1958 crop forecast at 3.5 million bushels, up from 2.1 million last year, with the record 1951 crop at 3.975 million. Estimated rail and truck movements range from 3,980 to 5,340 carlot equivalents versus 2,466 last year. Picking will start later due to cold weather.
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Athens
Georgia
Georgia Crop Reporting Service
Congresswoman Knutson to seek third term amid family dispute
Minnesota Congresswoman Coya Knutson announced she will run for a third term despite her husband Andrew Knutson’s demand she fire Kjeldahl, her 29-year-old executive secretary. She said she will not fire Kjeldahl and believes her re election chances are good. The couple own a hotel in Oklee Minnesota and live in Oklee, a town of about 500.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Coya Knutson
William Kjeldah
Kjeldahl
Andrew
Congress
Oklee
Knutsons
Knutson
Ohloe
Court Panel Holds Alabama's School Placement Law Valid
MIAMI Fla An explosion of gas fumes at the University of Miami Medical School killed 10 people and injured a technician. The report notes a macabre claim that students use the bodies in classroom work.
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Alabama
Miami
Fla
University of Miami Medical School
Trujillo Bestows Fancy Sports Cars On US Actresses
Hollywood reports Domini Trujillo Jr son of Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo has given luxury cars to actresses Kim Novak Zsa Zsa Gabor with prices cited at 14300 and 8700 dollars. Novak and Gabor discuss friendship with the trujillos while Gabor notes a gift to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
U. S. Army Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Norvax
San Francisco
Kansas
New York
Miss Gabor
Trujillo
Damon Runyon
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Miss Novak
Winchester Frederic Jaycees elect Alson H. Smith president
Alson H. Smith was elected president of the Winchester Fredericks County Jaycees last night. He succeeds Roy W. Williams. Other officers named include internal vice president L Linwood DeHaven external vice president Leonard Newcome treasurer R J Alford secretary Clayton Adams and state director Del Sewell. Four directors were appointed for two year terms Eugene Dearing Jr James Hockman Marvin Milam and Robert W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alson H. Smith
Winchester - Frederrick County Jaycees
Roy W. Williams
L. Linwood DeHaven
Leonard Newcome
R. J. Alford
Clayton Adams
del Sewell
Eugene Dearing, Jr
James Hockman
Marvin Milam
Robert W. Smith
Alabama court upholds state school placement law
A three judge panel ruled Alabama's school placement law does not conflict with the federal constitution. The unanimous decision cites local boards hold broad power to assign pupils. Factors include class size facilities transportation pupil aptitude and potential disruption or disruption risk.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
U.S. District Court
U. S. Circuit
Richard T. Rives
Seybourn H. Lynne
H. Hobart Grooms
Virginia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Conformity Debated by Evangelist Billy Graham at Cow Palace
Evangelist Billy Graham denounced conformity as a major sin in a Friday night sermon to 16,200 at San Francisco's Cow Palace. He warned the broad road leads to destruction while the narrow road to life, noting 645 people came forward for decisions and 1,243 previously walked to the podium, per Graham staff revisions.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Graham
Noah
Christ
Soviet Yugoslavia tensions worry U.S. officials
Washington officials foresee more trouble between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia as Khrushchev toughens policy to tighten Moscow control. Analysts note Poland faces pressure, while Western summit hopes persist despite discord. Discussion centers on potential cuts to economic aid, with a $260 million undelivered balance tied to projects in Yugoslavia.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Poland
Moscow-Belgrade
Khrishchevy
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Tito
Poli
Stalin
Tilo
Festival Strives to Raise Funds for Shenandoah Apple Blossom
The 31st annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Executive Committee voted to pursue $14,403.31 in 1958 accounts receivable and $6,346.70 in unsubscribed memberships. President F L Largent led the gathering as plans included canvassing 289 past subscribers and enlisting 13 division chairmen to secure funds before 1958 obligations can be paid.
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Shenandoah
F. L. Largent
Apple
Hoye L. Riley
DAV
V.F.W
J. Victor Arthur, Jr
Tecanvass
Sargent
Committee P
Thomas G. Scully
C. F. Schenck
J. Pinckney Arthur
J. Thomas Kremer
Charles 8. Toan
James R. Wilkins
Wayne A. Whitham
Tom W. Baldridge
Snowfall Hits Adirondacks In May Cold Snap
Two inches of snow fell overnight at Old Forge in the southern Adirondacks while New York shivered in the coldest May in years. Temperatures dropped to 25 at Olean, 27 at Elmira, and 28 at Albany Birmingham and Massena. Albany set a new late date record of 30 degrees. The Weather Bureau noted the unusually late low. The notice then mentions a Mothers Day service at Winchester Virginia.
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Albany
N_Y
Old Forge
Adirondacks
New York State
New York
Olean
Elmira
Binghamton
Massena
Weather Bureau
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Academy Lane
Handley's Science
Science
Sunnyside
Rhodes Jewelry CO
Peyton Place
Winchester Drive-In
John H. Averill
Hot Springs
Weeks
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
Council
Labor Department
Commerce Department
U. S
Jaycees Elect
Evangelist
Russia
Eagles Club
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Winchester
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