Brick veneer buckles on Bromley Hall wall
A brick veneer bulge on Bromley Hall along S Congress Street prompted street closure as officials inspect the eight foot bulge. Tishman Realty will repair, possible refacing delayed until warm weather. Engineers cite bent angle iron or traffic vibrations as causes. shaft and casing plans discussed to reduce vibrations. Architects Hann and Mara aided inspections.
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S. Congress Street
Bromley Hall
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
High Street
Robinson
Tishman Realty and Construction Co
Cleveland
Tishman
Congress Street
Gerald Hann
Auble-Mitchell and
Burgess
George Mara
Evans, Mechwart
Hambleton
Tilton
Virus Found Which Affects Wild Ducks
A deadly virus that attacks ducks has been found among wild ducks on eastern Long Island. About 60 black ducks have died from duck virus enteritis, also known as Dutch duck plague, first diagnosed in North America on a local commercial duck farm. Researchers say a vaccine exists for farms and the virus poses no danger to humans.
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Eastport
N. Y
Long Island
North America
Long Island Duck Research Cooperative
Old Turkish inn becomes 450 seat Jerusalem theater
A Turkish inn built 130 years ago has been converted into a 450 seat theater for stage productions. Officials say it is the first legitimate playhouse here since the Roman era, with prior shows in schools halls or outdoors. The basement discovery near the central railroad station led to renovation at a cost of 300000 dollars.
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Jerusalem
Central Railroad Station
Red Critic Hails Bible Translation as Monument
Moscow reports Communist literary critic A. Kashdan of the Soviet journal Science and Religion praises a Polish Bible translation into Russian as a majestic literary monument on par with the Odyssey. He calls the Bible historically true with positive value and says the Russian version breaks a conspiracy of silence that kept the Old Testament obscure in Russia. The volume quickly tops sales charts.
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Moscow
A. Kashdan
Science and Religion
Russia
Man Battles Those Aiding His Sister
In Miami a man named Van Dyke Russell, 24, allegedly tried to stop firefighters from aiding his sister Leah Larry, 9, after she fell three stories. He then fought police, was charged with assault and battery on a policeman, disorderly conduct, obstructing an officer, creating a disturbance and resisting arrest.
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Miami
Fla
Robert K. Adair
van Dyke Russell
Leah Larry
Russell
Fire Department
Adair
Magistrate Divides Motorcycle Between Two Claimants
In Chicago a Circuit Court magistrate split a motorcycle between two men who claimed it. Frank Affette, 43, a policeman, received the frame, transmission and wheels after alleging it was stolen from him two years earlier. Robert Wiley, 34, an electrician, got the engine and windshield with decals and a saddlebag. A list of other names followed, including George Kasle, Beverly Reaves, Larry Pierce, Linda Clark, Walter Seifert and Judy Niswander.
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Vincent J. Tondryk
Frank Affette
Robert Wildey
George Kasle
Nelsonville
Beverly Jane Reaves
Larry G Pierce
Chauncey
Linda Clark
Albany
Walter Seifert
Parma Heights
Judy Niswander
O Connor Play Slated on Broadway
New York announces Edwin O Connor, Pulitzer Prize novelist, will have his second play produced on Broadway by land Hayward. The Traveler from Brazil, a comedy, follows I Was Dancing. O Connors best known works include The Edge of Sadness and The Last Hurrah.
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New York
Edwin O'Connor
Leland Hayward
Brazil
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