Firefighting volunteer Miss Richmond runs Bartlett alarm system
A Bartlett firefighter on duty in Memphis reports at 24 hours a day. She uses a phone and a push button siren on a water tower to summon crews. She logs fire reports by phone while sounding the alarm and directs rapid response to locales. The piece notes the city’s efficiency and readiness.
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Walter
Fahel
Richmond
Bartlett
Memphis
Iment
Miss Richmond
English Girl Sparks Debate Over American Colleges
In Manchester England June 2 a Cambridge student Miss Pat Arrowsmith criticized American college culture claiming many students pursue men and credits over knowledge. She described low conversation in some settings and said she faced prohibition about dancing with a Black student. Carolyn Herbert, now in England, countered that Arrowsmith’s views are as shallow as typical summer tourists.
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Manchester
Eng
Manchester Guardian
Pat Arrowsmith
Cambridge University
Kia University
Athens
Ohio
the Guardian
Middle West
Carolyn Herbert
England
Miss Herbert
Woman Runs Independent Shoestring Campaign for VP
Culver City California Mrs Marian Mosick a six foot housewife campaigns for vice president on a shoestring ticket with FLEL Peterson of Topeka Kansas The campaign symbol a broken shoestring symbolizes debt reduction and tax cuts Her husband Master Sgt Oscar Mosick and son Jimmy 18 serve in Korea and she urges bringing troops home The Orinoco River mouth near a 20 mile milestone is also noted in passing
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Culver City
Calif
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Marian Mosick
Willows
United States
Mosick
Flel Peterson
Topeka
Kan
Three Bid Dilemmas In Bridge Openings
A central press feature analyzes how an opening three bid in suit can mislead new partners. It discusses how modern players avoid three bids with weak hands, the risk to the partnership, and how a novice partner may misread such bids. The column uses a specific hand example to illustrate how misinterpretation can change contract outcomes and hints at Blackwood as a future topic.
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South
Slum Redevelopment Laws Win Court Support Across States
National Housing Officials report rising use of urban redevelopment to condemn blighted areas and transfer land to private developers. Courts in Illinois Ohio Rhode Island Florida Minnesota Michigan and Tennessee have upheld such laws, with several tests still pending in other states. The note also mentions the University of North Carolina as the United States oldest state university.
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Epi
National Association of Housting
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Ilinois
Ohio
Chede Island
Florida
Minnesota
Michigan
Supreme Court
Detroit
Tennessee
High
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Alabama
New York
Illinois
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University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
United States
Prohibitionists Push TV Radio Curbs Amid Probe
Washington June 2 Prohibitionists seek to capitalize on the House inquiry into radio and television morality to curb liquor advertising in interstate commerce. Rep Bryson hopes the probe supports outlawing liquor ads in media. lawmakers weigh censorship amid complaints over crime shows sex and risque innuendoes.
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Paul Southwick
Washington
Hiquor
Women’s Christian Temperance “Union
Joseph R. Bryson
D-S.c
Bryson
House
Tv-Radio
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Buti
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