Wise Owl Club Chartered At Guide Lamp Division
Officials report a new Wise Owl Club chapter organized at Guide Lamp Division with six members led by Charles M. Allen Jr and others. The charter, granted by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, marks a national safety effort with 7500 members to date and an estimated 300000 eye injury cases last year. The program promotes industrial eye safety among workers wearing protective equipment.
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Wise Owl Club
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Billy E. Moran
Ervin O. Morris
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Paul W. Nunn
Paul I. Reetor
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James E. O'Neil
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Indiana Governor appeals for safer driving during New Year weekend
Indiana Gov. Craig urged Hoosiers to drive safely for the New Year weekend after 18 traffic deaths on the final day of 1954. He ordered state police to arrest drivers seen committing hazardous acts as the toll began Friday evening and would run to Monday midnight.
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Indianapolis
Craig
Glass Splinter Kills Chicagoan
Chicago youth William McGowan aged 15 was killed when a bowling alley cashier window shattered. He placed his ball on the glass counter and leaned, causing a splinter to pierce his chest. The incident occurred Thursday night.
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Chicago
William McGowan
McGowan
Indiana officials face 1956 decisions on future leadership
Indiana state leaders weigh 1956 moves as terms expire for secretary of state auditor treasurer and others. Governor Craig Milan visible paths include Senate bid or national ticket. Lt. Gov Handley seen as likely successor. Parker Peters Bardin Steers and Young positioned for various posts amid early conventional jockeying. Figure dances were taken for Norway by English clerks and Norwegian bishops.
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John Peters
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Peters
Crutis Bardin
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Edwin Steers
Wilbur Young
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Mediators Seek to Avert Mallory Strike
Federal mediators set a negotiation session for Tuesday to avert a 3200 worker strike at P R Mallory Co The International Union of Electrical Workers backed a strike vote and set a walkout for Wednesday midnight Mallory had extended its expired contract daily and then terminated talks last week.
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Good Care Of Ducks Is Urged
A University of Illinois food specialist urges hunters to handle ducks properly after shooting. Keep the bird dry and cool, pick soon after home, and avoid hot car trunks. Do not wash the game, wipe with a damp cloth, and refrigerate for two to three days to improve flavor and texture.
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Geraldine Acker
Miss Dose
Two Lafayette Men Clash in Route 136 Pileup
Virgil McAninch and Charles Klippel collided on U S 136 east of Danville after a swing at a rival passenger. McAninch paid $25 and court costs in Vermilion County Court, plus fines totaling $25. Klippel, a seaman on leave, was involved as the other driver.
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Sunday Radio and TV News Singing Strings Record Room Revival
Sunday radio and television listings highlight a revival of music programs featuring strings and singing. The guide shows schedule tweaks and a focus on live studio performances.
Big Bowl Games Scores Could Hinge On Breaks
United Press writer notes bowl weekend hinges on breaks and key players. Michigan State vs UCLA and Michigan State vs Oklahoma included as likely matchups with top teams such as Georgia Tech Texas Tech and Auburn also foreseen as contenders.
Week in sports notes from Wichita and beyond
National semi pro baseball tourney to be televised two of three nightly games. Hallandale to honor Willie Har tack and Frank Merrill Jr. Michigan State players to appear in Rose Bowl. Ashenfelter aims for third straight Larrabee two mile win. Bowl picks include Oklahoma over Maryland and Georgia Tech over Pitt. Pronghorn hunt noted in Wyoming. TCU favored over Mississippi and Auburn over Vanderbilt in bowls. Texas Tech predicted to beat Wyoming in Sun Bowl.
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MS Band Arrives For The Big Show
The Michigan State University marching band of 18 players arrived in Los Angeles for the Rose Bowl game on January 2 in support of the Spartans. The band will also march in Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses Parade before the game.
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Gun Safety Caution from a Cocked Hammer Warning
A stark warning highlights the danger of pressing a cocked hammer or firing pin as the gun can discharge with dangerous force. This caution stresses handling protocols and immediate risk awareness.
World Series umpiring films spark debate on steals
New York UP reports that films of the opening game show umpire Summers ruling on two attempted steals of home and Billy Martin safe on a sixth inning try. Opinions differ on Jackie Robinson’s eighth inning steal though Yogi Berra protests are clear. The Yankees won 6-5 in game one, with the 40 minute film recapping all seven games and including Sandy Amores’ game saving catch from multiple angles.
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Hamilton Tigers Hire Trimble To Lead 1955 Grey Cup Bid
Hamilton Ontario signs former Philadelphia Eagles coach Jim Trimble to the top Big Four salary to rebuild the Tigercats for the 1955 season. The deal includes a settlement from Philadelphia and places Trimble ahead of rivals as he studies top players for a title run. Carl Voyles departs after six years and five Big Four finals.
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Minnesota Sinks Free Throws In Dixie Classic Thriller
In Raleigh Minnesota sank 20 of 22 free throws to hold off Oregon State 64-60 in a Dixie Classic consolation game. A slow start had Minnesota leading 28-22 at halftime, OSU tying the game at 40 with 11 minutes left, then David Tukler hit a late basket to seal the victory.
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Ferrari Plans 484 Horsepower Indy Engine for 1956
Modena Italy Ferrari plant announced a 484 horsepower racing engine for next year's 500 mile Indianapolis race. The six cylinder in line 4500 cc engine will use three carburetors and mount on a Kurtis Kraft chassis. The major weighs 431.2 pounds. Penat Ohio State star Howard Cassady averaged six yards per carry in the 1955 Big Ten season.
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