Plans Approved for New North End School Roof and Windows
The school board voted to approve plans for a new North End elementary with a pitched roof despite a 106000 price gap, and a glass facade window design meeting state guidelines. Architects to add welded-faint sash, an extra exit in each kindergarten, and consider finish options while a watchman may guard against breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. King
Raymond Olson
Fletcher-Thompson
Supt
Augusta Mendel
William Samuel Johnson
Benjamin R. Siver
Ludlowe High funds urged for upgrades and dike plan
The town weighs a $121 763 improvements package for Ludlowe High School including boiler upgrades, ventilation and lighting. A temporary Pine Creek dike plan of about 2200 feet is outlined by Selectman Kinnie and Town Engineer Daniels to shield roads from high tides, with Army Corps studies pending. Primary costs total $4 715 with $885 to be credited to the town from candidate filings.
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State Highway Department
Roundhill Road
First Selectman
Dimitl L. Kinnie
Frank E. Daniels
Pine Creek
Selectman
Army Engineer Corps
Vincent L. Busetti
Democratic Registrar of Voters
Milford Police Union Elects Officer Slate
William Shultis elected president of Milford Police union local 180 at a Knights of Columbus hall meeting. Alyn Terry named vice president Jeremiah Crowley secretary and Richard Franko treasurer. Julius Carrithers Daniel Sullivan and John O'Donnell elected stewards.
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Milford
William Shultis
Town marks decade with no auto fatalities in Moscow
Moscow Idaho observes ten years without a traffic fatality inside city limits. The 1948 death of Bertha Louise Little prompted a safety drive with police talks at schools and the University of Idaho, plus a campaign with the Chamber of Commerce. Intersections were watched and staff meetings held to review crash causes.
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Moscow
Idaho
College Town
Bertha Louise Little
H. B. Thorston
Chamber of Commerce
University of Idaho
Ike Sees Signs Slump Slowing Amid Unemployment Rise
Unemployment across the nation rose in March to 7 percent with 1.75 million newly unemployed. The report cites weather, a larger labor force, and declines in factory jobs with long-term unemployment at the highest since WWII. AFL-CIO leader Meany urged government action to curb the recession.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
Meany
Weeks Confident on Economy Upturn Despite Uncertainty
Secretary of Commerce Weeks expressed confidence the economy is headed higher with April employment rising and unemployment falling. He told the Federation Aeronautique Internationale dinner that the trend is turning in the right direction, though cautioned the woods are not yet behind.
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Weeks
New York
Sinclair lWeeks
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
YMCA group to meet on Communications Management topic
The Management Development group of the YMCA will meet tonight in the Y with S Ripley Mecson of Singer Manufacturing as resource man. The session will cover Communications Management.
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YMCA
S. Ripley Mecson
Singer Manufacturing Company
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