Eniwetok base workers run a city in the Pacific
New Orleans journalist details Eniwetok atoll as a self-contained community with about 8000 residents including scientists and military personnel. He notes security measures, daily life features from a 30 gallon per man daily fresh water supply to 9000 meals a day at one mess hall, 90 baseball teams, and a lagoon fleet supporting shore housing and Navy vessels.
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Eniwetok Atomic Weapons Proving Grounds
mid-Pacific
Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
New Orleans
Associated Press
The
Proving Grounds
House Armed Services Committee
Parry Island
Joint Task Force Three
Elwood R Quesada
Army Air Corps
Army Airforces
United States Airforce
Quesada
Eniwetok
Waikiki
Rio de Janeiro
Chamber of Commerce
World Police Guard Cargo of Airlines
Sir William P. Hildred announces that international police will safeguard airline cargoes. He says pilferage is rare and air cargo remains the safest shipping method. Airlines cooperate with the international criminal police to prevent smuggling and ease airport formalities.
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London
William P. Hildred
International Air Transport Association
International Criminal Police Commission
Operating in Clear Is Staying in Red
In the glass industry staying in the red helps keep a clear, smooth finish. Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. uses about $330,000 worth of rouge annually on grinding and polishing lines to achieve a final polished surface on plate glass.
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Toledo
Libbey - Owens - Ford Glass Co
Federal Aid for Education Issue Revived
A revived push in Congress seeks federal aid for states to run public schools. Rep. Barden introduces a bill for 300 million dollars yearly, limited to teachers salaries supervisory and admin staff equipment and building maintenance, excluding transport health textbooks and stadiums. The proposal stirs religious and federal control concerns.
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Congress
Rep
Barden
DNC
House Education and Labor Committee
House
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Cardinal Spellman
Senate
Defense of the Defense Teenager in a Nation of Critics
New York columnist Hal Boyle defends teenagers amid a state inquiry into student drug use. He notes 1500 potential narcotics users among 300000 high school students and argues most youths are honest and better balanced than their parents. A seventeen year old Ruth Howell from Marysville responds defending adults and urging self-critique.
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New York
America
Bernard Gregory Stone
Fitchberg
Mass
Children's Eyes Need Vacation From Classroom Lighting
In Dallas, Prof. R. L. Biesele Jr. of Southern Methodist University argues children need vacations from daily classroom routines and indoor lighting. He leads SMU research on daylighting with a movable wall lab to study natural light effects and works with Libby Owens Ford Glass.
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Dallas
Texas
R. L. Biesele
Southern Methodist University
Department of Electrical Engineering
Libby-Owens- Ford Glass Co
SMU
St Peter Resigns as Morgue Aid
Joseph F. St. Peter 36 who assisted the coroner for six months in Washington has resigned to work for an electrical firm. He says the morgue will no longer answer with St Peter speaking.
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St. Peter
Washington
District of Columbia Morgue
Joseph F. St. Peter
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