Prison program teaches inmates trades to ease release
GOLIET ILlinois prison offers a national school where inmates learn trades from printing to auto repair. Warden Josephsen says the program aims to build honest skills, with 35 area plants willing to hire graduates. A former inmate turned master mechanic and a dairy farm manager illustrate success after parole.
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Fisherman Hangs On 26 Hours Before Rescue by liner
Patrick Kelly, 41, clung to the mast of a swamped 31 foot boat 10 miles northwest of Vancouver as heavy breakers toppled it. The Canadian Pacific liner Princess Elaine rescued him after 26 hours with only six feet of mast above water. He recalled Normandy D Day memories as he awaited rescue.
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iSchool Boy Is Too Ashamed to Tell of Bullet in Head
Atlanta doctors puzzled by a 16 year old boy who finally disclosed a self inflicted gunshot wound. He says he was inspecting a jar when it discharged and the bullet lodged near his brain. He sought no prior aid as his nose bled and doctors planned no immediate surgery.
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Robert G. Liggett
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Bubble screen muffles underwater noise at Pearl Harbor test
New York researchers Donald Love and William Arndt report a bubble screen reduces underwater noise at a repair dock used for submarine tests. An air bubble curtain created by a perforated pipe covered with a leatheroid sock yielded about 24 decibels of sound insulation, helping quiet U.S. submarines in harbor.
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New York
Donald P. Love
William Fred Arndt
Journal of the
Acoustical Society of America
Pearl Harbor
United States
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United States Navy Underwater Sound Laboratory
Man Fined $2.50 After Two Half Gallon Beer Bottles
In Omaha Nebraska a young man charged with drunkenness told Judge Perry Wheeler he drank two half gallon bottles of beer. The judge dismissed the tale and fined him $2.50. The defendant claimed the beer hit him suddenly.
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Omaha, Neb
Perry Wheeler
Indian magnate spends four million in U. S. with unspent balance
New York reports K N Modi, wealthy Indian manufacturer, arrived with four million dollars in gold to spend in 30 days on industrial equipment. He spent at a rapid rate but must return to Madanagar with two million unspent. He plans to complete deals from India for American machinery later. He praised American business methods and noted hundreds of letters offering help.
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Texans Plan to Build World’s Tallest Building
Houston may host the world’s tallest structure with a 140 story tower by United Building Supply Company. General manager Marel Goodell says it would cost about 25 million dollars and offer around 1,500,000 square feet of floor space, standing one foot taller than Moscow’s Palace of the Soviets.
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Palace of the Soviets
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Fire Fon 8 Hurled by Water Stream From Hose
Medford Massachusetts. Dana Whittemore eight, watching a fire at 17 19 Lawrence road, was seriously hurt when a hydrant hose slipped and a jet of water struck his chest lifting him off the ground and throwing him under a parked car. He remained at Lawrence Memorial hospital with a brain concussion and possible skull fracture.
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Vernon Nazarene Church Invites All for Upcoming Services
Vernon City church extends a welcome to attend all services as Rev. James Miller from Spencerville Ohio serves as guest speaker at the morning service Sunday September 26. Mrs John Schultz and daughters Lorraine and Sandra visited the Abbotts in Clare for a belated birthday dinner along with other relatives and friends.
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Spencerville
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Sandra
Thomas Abbott
Clare
Diana Wilson
Darlene Lear
George Bryant
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Foster Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests in Clare
A roundup of social visits in Clare includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowen and daughter Martine dining with his parents the Willliams Arnold. extended family from North Bradley Pontiac Vernon Sheridan Flint and Saginaw visiting relatives. Notable outings include trips to the Saginaw Fair and Shepherd Cemetery commemorations.
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Frank Bowen
Martine
William Arnold
Clare
Dick O'Dell
North Bradley
R. J. Miller
Wayne and
Louise
Saginaw Fair
Harold Williams
Robert Loar
Pontiac
Fred Berfey
James Bradley
Sheridan
Eola McDonel
George Snider
Percy Hutson
Billie
Houghton Lake
Robert Warner
Vernon
Fred ‘Bergey
Neil Keller
Flint
Frank Pringle
Eli Pisher
Ernie Cleveland
Ruth Herron
Eola MacDonel
Shepherd Cemetery
Betty Marshall
Coleman
Margaret Funnells
Cliff Powlison
Lake
Margaret Briggs
Phyllis
Shirley Randle
Hola McDonel
Herman Jockwig
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