Check Workers in Boston Pay Fraud
Boston inspectors checked 309 municipal workers across five departments including public health and public works to see if they were linked to a multi million dollar post office fraud. Investigators said some workers accepted pay for hours not worked while others held two jobs, but focus remained on those who defrauded the government by not performing assigned work.
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Volcano Etymology Ties to Roman Fire God Vulcan
The term volcano comes from Vulcan, the Roman god of fire, linking geology to ancient myth. This origin highlights how early observers connected volcanic activity with divine fire and the god who presided over smithing.
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Vulcan
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Promoted at Westinghouse Dallas Branch
Promoted inghouse. He succeeds R. G. Scott who becomes head of the Dallas Westinghouse branch. Mr. Scott was transferred to Amarillo in 1947. Mr. Gensemer graduated from Case & Fenn College at Cleveland Ohio in 1934 with the mechanical engineering degree. He was successively employed by Westinghouse at Pittsburgh Sharon Canton Detroit and Houston. He became associated with Wesco-Houston in 1948 and served as both apparatus specialist and salesman in the Houston branch.
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R. G. Scott
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Amarillo
Gensemer
Case & Fenn College
Cleveland
Ohio
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Canton
Detroit
Houston
Wesco-Houston
Alice Brooks Needlework Pattern Listing Offer
Alice Brooks promotes embroidery motifs and cross stitch patterns with a 1951 catalog. Send twenty-five cents to Amarillo Globe-News for pattern C7113 and transfer details, plus a twenty cent copy for the complete needlework catalog. Includes crochet knitting and embroidery illustrations.
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Amarillo Globe-News
P.O
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N.Y
Veteran Enlisted at 12 Plans Reenlistment at Amarillo
Willie Joseph Bailey, born in New Orleans, enlisted at age 12 and later served as infantry sergeant first class in Korea. He was discharged for minority reasons in 1949 at 15, returned to active duty in 1950, and, after combat, sought to reenlist in the Air Force at Amarillo base as soon as he turns 18.
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Korea
Amarillo Air Force Base
Horatio Alger
Willie Joseph Baily
New Orleans
Willie
Okinawa
Okinnawa
Japan
Dillard University
Air Force
Hatch Rate From Commercial Incubators
About seventy percent of eggs placed in commercial incubators hatch, according to the US Agriculture Department.
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US Agriculture Department
Doctor Held Essential as 150 Expectant Mothers Grow
Dr Croft Norton Ocean Drive's sole physician was deferred by the draft board after residents testified 150 expectant mothers in the area needed his care The board ruled he was essential to community life and ordered continued service for the time being
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Croft Norton
Ocean Drive
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