Air Raid Rules Urge Schools to Plan War Program
The Office of Civilian Defense issued emergency air raid instructions for teachers and pupils and urged focal school authorities to adopt a war program. Parents were told not to rush to schools or telephone to keep lines open for emergencies. Teachers should conduct drills, designate shelters, and train in first aid as part of a long range plan coordinated with local wardens and fire defense efforts.
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Office of Civilian Defense
Washington
INS
OCD
Audi
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Capitol Quickies by Harry Ball at the statehouse
Carleton Custer Pierce civilian director of selective service sits among aides in bright uniforms while retired from active service. He was ruled out of World War I on a technicality though his long career includes the Spanish American War. Officials note his wardrobe choices draw attention in a war time atmosphere.
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Statehouse
Carleton Custer Pierce
Selective Service
Pierce
War Department
Cleveland M. Bailey
J. R. Bailey
Marine Corps
Ditto
Corp
John C. White
Selective Service Headquarters
George
Honolulu
Deer season ends without game in Cooper's Rock State Forest
Bruce Griffith of the jState parks division and William Blizzard Jr of the publicity commission pursued deer with bows in Cooper's Rock State Forest but returned empty handed. An official joked about a three day William Tells season if this trend continues, while The Stars and Stripes and Red Cross call for war relief donations.
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Bruce Griffith
jState Parks Division
William Blizzard, Jr
Publicity Commission
Cooper's Rock State Forest
William Tells
Army Plans Use Of Big Transports
The War Department announced that ten commercial transport planes will be temporarily removed from passenger schedules for a few days to carry out an administrative Army mission. Edgar S. Gorrel of the Air Transport Association offered air line facilities to support the Army Air Force. No lines, dates, or specific schedules were disclosed.
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Washington
INS
Army
War Department
Department
Oni
Edgar S. Gorrel
Air ‘Transport Association of America
Army Air Force
Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Clark's Linldy Road Home
The South Hille Garden club will convene at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs T 3 Clark on Lindy road. Mrs C V Roces is president and announced the gathering.
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South Hille Garden Club
Baxter to Stand Trial for Miley Slayings in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Raymond Skeeter Baxter the second man charged in the Marion Miley murder case is expected to face trial before Judge Tom C Penney. Baxter a 27 year old greens tender at the country club is alleged to be the inside man in the robbery that caused two deaths and a $120 payout. Robert H Anderson already received the death penalty in the same case. Park said Baxter may be tried Monday as a conspirator though not present at the club when the shootings occurred.
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Lexington
Marion Miley
Raymond
Skeeter) Baxter
Lexington Country Club
Robert H. Anderson
Louisville
Commonwealth
James Park
Baxter
Greens
Tom C. Penney
Park
Marion
Elsie Miley
Two Receive Minor Injuries in Crashes
Two drivers sustained minor injuries in separate early morning crashes in Charleston. Robert Braden of 1608 O Delavenue was injured when his car collided with a vehicle driven by George Miller of 107 Fitzgerald Street at Tennessee Avenue and Virginia Street. Attaches at Staats hospital said injuries were not yet determined. Mrs Mildred White of Institute Ui was treated at Charleston General.
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Robert Braden
O Delavenue
George Miller
Fitzgerald Street
Tennessee Avenue
Virginia Street
Staats Hospital
Mildred White
Institute Ui
Charleston General
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Capitol Quickies
Harry Ball
Aletha .R. Huyett
Kowloon
Hongkong
President Roosevelt
Ilo Congress
Institute OF Life Insurance
East 42Nd Street
New York, N.Y
Garden Club
Miley
West Side
Charleston
Brentwood
Capitol Street
America
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Prince Albert
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