Chicago company plans steamline all steel five room houses
A Chicago company announces plans to produce $7,000 all steel five room houses with a utility room on an assembly line basis within months. Porcelain enamel coating will resist all atmospheric conditions.
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School district advances and summer plans in Alpine area
The article reports D L Cross praising a seniors gift for an electric timer and gym clock, Centennial School patio expansion funded by volunteers, and ongoing summer school operations at Alpine High. It notes need for more teachers, building code compliance, and facility upgrades including gym, home economics cottage, and V A building, plus airfield buildings becoming available.
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Career and a Hobby in Doris Helfenberger’s Path
Doris Helfenberger blends careers and hobbies as a silversmith and Civilian Air Patrol pilot. At 22 she begins nurse training at Cook County Hospital, aiming for anesthesiology with summer courses starting June 27 and scholarships for September classes available to both men and women.
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Disease control debate eyed for 51st Legislature
The text notes concern over disease dangers and imminent action in the 51st Legislature of 1949. It emphasizes support for those foreseeing risks and taking initiative to address disease control in the local area. An advertisement fragment mentions this as a major legislative issue.
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Husband Troubled by Wife’s Endless Advice
A lighthearted quip notes a husband’s lack of peace of mind as his wife constantly offers pieces of her mind, prompting a humorous reflection on domestic banter.
Jefferson and Adams Die on the Fourth of July in 1826
Former presidents Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both passed away on July 4 1826 marking a historic coincidence. The two early leaders had long shaped American politics and their deaths were noted across the nation.
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