Horace Gillison Starts Perpetual Home Care Service Plan
Richmond Virginia introduces Horace Gillison Jr a war veteran who creates a monthly paid home care plan offering window washing floors cleaning lawn maintenance and handyman services for houses apartments offices and churches with on call specialized labor units and a commitment to steady eight hour day work for Negro workers. Local interest grows as inquiries arrive from other cities and benefactors underwrite the venture to meet spring cleaning demand.
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Two Weeks Left To Get City Dog Tags
City Treasurer Walter Miller warns only two weeks remain to purchase 1946 dog licenses. After April 1, humane officers will impound untagged dogs and owners must pay pound fees, penalties, and obtain licenses. Licenses available at City Hall Miller office.
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Demonstration of Visual and Audio Aids at McKinley
Educational films and other visual and audio aids will be explained and demonstrated at McKinley high school on Thursday from 3 to 9 p.m. by 10 representatives from the University of Iowa extension division. The event, announced by Arthur Deamer, invites school staff and parents to learn about 16 mm films, radio, and recordings as teaching tools.
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Etta Cosner
University Elementary School
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Teaching Film Custodians, Inc
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Projection Equipment and Film’s Role in Learning
A discussion on the function of projection equipment and how motion pictures aid education. The text considers classroom use, instructional impact, and the balance between entertainment and instructional value.
Rider repels attack at rodeo shows in San Pedro
Opening night of a Wild West show in San Pedro by the California Circus corporation ended with eight spectators hospitalized after an Indian attack. A post express rider fired a six shooter to drive off the assailants, the gun reportedly loaded with blanks rather than birdshot.
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