Hollywood man pays $2000 monthly for telephone services
Don Malmberg handles This Is Your Life phone work in Hollywood. He averages 200 calls per show and recently faced a $2211.07 bill. He tracks down subjects with native runners, police, and even highway patrols, often starting a week ahead to secure reunions and family members across continents.
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60 Are Expected To Attend A&M Summer School
About 60 people are expected to attend a six week Summer School for Trade and Industrial Teachers, Coordinators and Supervisors at Texas A and M College starting June 6. The program, co sponsored by A and M and the University of Texas, aims to improve teaching techniques and help earn permanent teacher certificates.
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Red Cross Vice President To Address County Meet
Red Cross Vice President Ramones Eaton of Washington will address the 39th Herris County Red Cross Assembly. The open event at 7 p.m. in the Prudential Building features a display by volunteers, election of the chapter board, and a Korea-born Red Cross worker describing overseas service. Eaton, from Georgia Tech swimming fame, has long led public information and nursing services for the national Red Cross.
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Birth record rush grips Texas health bureau
State Health Department vital statistics workers face a brutal August to October rush as parents seek birth certificates for school entry. Director W D Carroll notes over 40 000 requests last summer with 2 27 000 children entering first grade this fall. Many rely on age proof, straining a limited staff. Local registrars can help, or applications can be mailed to Austin.
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