Reformed Jokers Seek Members In New Year Pledge
New York alphabet agency reports the Reformed Practi Jokers of America led by Charles A Jr vow to quit pranks. About 500 sworn members exist with many more potential joiners, as Adler details risky past stunts and invention of prank devices. The piece portrays a humorous self image and serious reflection on reform.
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Jay Breen
New York
Reformed Practiokers of America
Charles A Jr
Batt
Alcoholics Anonymo AG
Adler
Oll
Johns Hopkins
Knox
New York City
North Attleboro flyer aims for national flight instructor role
A 25 year veteran pilot from North Attleboro is being seen as a potential national flight instructor. The man recently earned a new license from the aviation administration, marking a step in his lengthy aviation career.
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Attleboro
Masss
North
Main
Ies Admi
Opportunistic president from peddler to NAM president
A newsy sketch notes William J. Grede, a former door to door pan peddler who rose to lead the National Association of Manufacturers. It highlights his Wisconsin foundry career, 1100 employees, six plants, and long service by workers, plus vaccines and pension gains under his watch. A brief Tyler, Texas incident reports Elmo Hitt killed in a highway collision with a mule and other injuries.
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America
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
William J. Grede
Grady
University of Wisconsin
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Tyler
Elmo Hitt
Hitt
Howard Lee Cates
Red Springs
James E. Olsen
Mother Francie Hospital
West German Extremists Hit By Court Action
West Germany moves to outlaw the Communist and SRP parties amid legal challenges. Government actions include court petitions, four month jail for SRP leader Remer, and a ban on extremist party membership for civil servants. Employers unions back the crackdown amid rising extremist activity.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Brankfurt
Germany
Socialist Reich Party
Federal Constitutional Court
SRP
Otto Ernst Remer
Bonn
Easi
Konrad Adenauer
Remer
Lower Saxony
Bremen
Adenauer
Hans Christoph Seebohm
Geramn Party
Kassel
Frankfurt
Quesada Joins Firm as Director at Olin Industries
UK Lieutenant General E. H. Quesada, retired from the US Air Force after 27 years, is named a director and vice-president of Olin Industries Inc. The piece notes a Roman legion as 2000 to 660 heavy infantry by political status.
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Quesada
Alton
E. H. Quesada
Olin Industries, Inc
Lad Killed As Horse Balks Near Brownsville
Fourteen year old Carlos Martinez died from a broken neck after being thrown from a bareback stray horse found by friends near Fort Brown. Justice of the Peace Gonzalo Garcia said the animal balked during his turn to ride, Martinez died at Mercy Hospital shortly after arrival.
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Brownsville
Carlos Martinez
Fort Brown
Carlos
Justice of the Peace
Gonzalo Garcia
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