Fire hazard ruling on locked exits by school officials
Lincoln Ned 1 Attorney General C S Beck ruled that school officials who lock or obstruct exits to school buildings would be criminally liable if injuries or deaths occurred in a fire or panic. Beck followed State Fire Marshal E C Iverson who said some schools lock or block exits during school hours or athletic events.
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War on Germs Cheaper Than War Boosts Food Supply
A New York World article notes the World Health Organization spends modestly to combat disease, arguing cheaper prevention boosts economies and food output. It cites India’s malaria toll, losses in man-days, and how health improvements like birth control and malaria eradication could unlock vast agricultural potential in Africa and Asia.
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New Steel Process Promises Flowing Propeller Blades
A new extrusion method developed by Curtiss-Wright and allied steel firms with the Air Force aims to mass produce shaped nickel-chrome molybdenum alloy propeller blades. Starting from a heated 400 pound block, pressure via a mandrel forms a hollow blade, followed by tapering, reheating, flattening, and twisting to final shape.
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Bridge bidding lesson on vulnerability and doubling strategy
In a hands on vulnerability and doubling scenario South weighs points from a made contract against those from a defeated doubled contract. West argues that a double can harvest strength in other suits, and South contemplates how to navigate No Trump play after a heart lead to maximize score.
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Four Korean War Veterans Stranded Over Ride Scam
Lawrenceburg Kentucky four Army veterans complaining after paying a fellow soldier to drive them to Ashland fled with their baggage and money. The men, en route to West Virginia, swore out a warrant accusing the former buddy of grand larceny after he kept $12 each for the ride.
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