East Clears After Smog Blanket Lifts on East Coast
Showers and wind dispersed a three day smog over the Eastern seaboard with alerts lifted from Baltimore to Boston. In New York City conditions improved though rain and wind were mild, and officials warned continued caution for heart and lung patients as pollution indexes fell from Thursday highs.
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New York
Eastern Seaboard
New York City
Baltimore
Boston
Seaboard
Massachusetts
Maryland
Rockefeller
New Jersey
Connecticut
Charles River
Boston Edison Co
Philadelphia
Norman Ingraham
Court Halts Ohio Teachers Strike in Youngstown
Judge Elwyn Jenkins issued a temporary injunction ordering teachers back to work, classes to resume, and all picketing stopped by Monday morning. A Tuesday hearing will decide if the injunction becomes permanent. The action followed a suit by five mothers represented by Attorney John Powers.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Elwyn Jenkins
Youngstown
John Powers
Guard Stabbed In Uprising At Women’s Prison
At the Jessup Maryland facility 16 to 70 year old inmates sparked a chair throwing melee after a disciplinary confinement on the lawn. Guard Robert Paluskievicz was stabbed with a minor arm wound while escorting a detainee. The disturbance involved 15 to 20 inmates and was quelled within an hour with state police from nearby barracks on scene. There are 166 prisoners at the institution.
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Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
Correctional Institute For Women
Robert Paluskievicz
Alice Blum
Lights From Park Stadium Frighten Birds Not Firefighters
Firemen report that recently installed flashing white red and green lights at Edgerson Park stadium in Rochester attract frequent fire calls. They say the lights scare birds but cause similar alarm among crews, with near nightly alarms for fires.
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Rochester
N.Y
Edgerson Park Stadium
Policeman Arrests Robbery Suspect During Traffic Stop
Indianapolis patrolman Lawrence Turner heard a radio description of a man wanted for a service station holdup. He then arrested the truck driver he was issuing a ticket to, in connection with the $10 robbery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence Turner
Turner
Smithsonian Program Aids Small Town Museums Initiative
Smithsonian will support small and rural museums to boost education and local economies. The program, funded by a $1 million four year plan, partners with over 5,000 museums, trains curators, and offers internships. It aims to attract businesses by highlighting local cultural resources and improves school access to authentic everyday objects.
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Smithsonian
Frank Taylor
U.S. National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Johnson
Washington
Taylor
Cooperstown
N.Y
Baseball Hall of Fame
Farmers Museum
Fenimore House
Tidewater
Virigiia
Williamsburg
Williamsbrg
Jamestown
Yorktown
J. O. Fulbright
D-Ark
Frank Bow
Ohio
Smithsonian Board of Regents
Belanda’s Prince of Sonnets Read Bedbound Years
Joachim Bellay, famed poet of French Renaissance, prepared for his career by reading every poetry book available while spending two years without leaving his bed. This period shaped his literary development and influenced later works.
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Joachim
Bellay
Campaign to raise $10 million for Stevenson Institute
Donald Graham, a Chicago banker, will head a campaign to raise ten million dollars for the Adlai Stevenson Institute of International Affairs at the University of Chicago. The institute will study problems of international peace and security. The notice also mentions a telephone number for a related service.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson Institute of International Affairs
Donald Graham
University of Chicago
Help wanted ads mix on job openings and benefits
Classified notices show multiple employers seeking workers for shifts and roles including station attendants, pot washer, janitors, book work, insurance inspector, stock boys and more. Highlights include good wages, commissions, 52 week year, hospitalization and retirement plans, and in person applications at local addresses. Local firms include Bishop Cafeteria Downtown, Singer Co, Mays Drug, and Cedar Rapids/Vinton area listings.
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Apply
Assig
Bishop
Singer Co
Edle
2Nd St. SE
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Frince
Times Square
Roscoe Randle
Jenkins
Hubbard
George Birrell
Dan Modak
Hubbard Federation of Teachers
Women's Prison
Rence Welk
Kcrg-Tv
Ing
Nes
Africa
Stevenson Institute
Iowa
Gazette
Art & Gazette
Classified Advertising Department
3Rd Ave
Sun
Baily
the Gazette
Suresh
Gill Land Buresh Rental Service
St. SE
1St Ave
Hallmark Nursing Home
MT. Vernon
T.L.C
Hickory Steakland
Midwest
Isaac Walton
Dial
SW. Spa
Hotel Roosevelt
Snelling & Snelling
Jowa National
Mutual Insurance CO
2Nd Ave
Murphy
Novak
Yaa
Cedar Employment
Third Street
Lost & Feand
Cedar Rapids
SEARS
Sears Roebuck & CO
Tindale Plaza
Adcraft
Old Fost
Maui
Karin
Henry Hansen
Marion Gazette Office
Vincent de Paul
Dick Merrifield
Cedar Rapids Gazette Tire Serviceman
THE
Killian CO
Center Paint Road
Houston
Dallas
B. F. Goodrich
Howard Johnson
4Th Ave
Mar. Lane
Mr. Maynard
S.jornsen Construction CO
Bishop Buffet Lindale Plaza
Zobac Construction CO
Jacd Ebon
Lake
A. C
We West Liberty
LEAR
Ronnie
F. W. Lyman
Paul Straub
Hasson Custom Furniture CO
Griffith Feather Co
ARRY
Hanae
Simon
Jinsu
Jerry Voldingh
Gudenhauf
Swisher
Roeng Foundation
Hepker
Don Roegner
M. L. Hale
Peron
Johnson School
Washington Ave
Boll House
Marion
Ironings Hith ST
Bever Ave
Chile
Kelly Services
Ird Ave
FCC
Call
Contact Communications Engineering Co
27Th Ave
Hiawatha Standard
Center Point Road
Wonder Bread
CORN
Ocorman
Alphis
Krispar
Blairs Ferry Rd
Johnson County
Leasant
Ormer
Cedar Rapids Gazette Mail
Ih Johnson Co
Wm. J. Guess
Service Department
Ronnie Hangartner
Herman M. Brown
Aaus
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Equel Opportunity
T. G. Hotle
Vinton
Ares
Clayt's
E Ave
Metis Bente
Harper and McIntire
Ava
2Nd ST
Wyatt
Triple E
Younkers
Montrose Hofman Hotel
Marion Skelgas
Akweller
Richard Krall
West Ranch
Rank Messenger
Merchants National Bank
Loy
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