A Hair Color Clue Saves The Day In A Drug Store Heist
Kathy schemes to test a drug store hero dream while Jimmy reads about a Carter Junction hold up. He follows the suspect and stops a gunman during the robbery, aided by Kathy recognizing a disguise. Chief Hanson arrives to detain the thief as Kathy calls off the police fantasy.
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McCaleb
Ainsworth
Johnson
Jimmy
Hanson
Kathy
Carter’s
Jufction
Chief Hanson
ERS GET PAT BACK FOR CHANGE
The report frames the Omaha public schools as having a better teaching era with a shift in discipline. Superintendent Burke discusses changes from older methods to new approaches, noting improved student behavior and self-control benefits, while acknowledging ongoing challenges.
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Burke
Jen
Calcium in the Human Body
The speaker notes that a 150 pound person contains about seven pounds of calcium, with 99 percent located in teeth and bones. This emphasizes calcium’s concentration in the skeletal system and teeth.
Birds Like Winter In 1954 Christmas Count Findings
Massachusetts Audubon Society’s 1954 Christmas Count tallies 83 species on Cape Ann, 81 in Newburyport, 75 on the South Shore, and 118 on Cape Cod despite a cold, with many notable records including a first winter sighting of a yellow crowned night heron in Eastham and an albino red tail near Westport.
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Massachusetts Audubon Society
New England
Massachusetts
Cape Ann
Newburyport
South Shore
Cape Cod
Arctic Circle
Hollboell
Cape Nedidick
Maine
Eastham
Plum Island
Wellesley
Ipswich
Westport
Population figures and constitutional rights Q&A
The text provides figures: today’s population 164 782 000 and projection 220 982 000 for 1975. It notes U S individual liabilities in 1953 at 79.9 billion with mortgage 66.8 and consumer debt 24.1, liquid assets 379.1 billion, net equity 288.2 billion. Also explains constitutional courts and powers of state legislatures and notes freedom of the press as the longest established right with Peter Zenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Court of Customs Appeals
Court of Claims
Court of
Private Land Claims
Peter Zenger
Brass plates threaten US watch industry says Waltham official
Waltham MA United Press Six brass plates used to replace jewels in watches arriving from abroad could turn a 16 jewel movement into a 21 jewel one and cripple American makers. President Teviah Sachs of Waltham Watch Co warns the gimmick could be the last nail in the coffin as foreign firms capture high jewel counts.
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Alan Wade
United Press
Waltham, Mass
U.S
Teviah Sachs
Waltham Watch Co
Elgin
Hamilton
Bulova
Waltham
Sachs
Congress
Parental Fears and Youth Delinquency Debate
A reader argues parental anxiety about war and unemployment fuels juvenile delinquency. The writer supports a psychologist's view that adults should stop projecting fears and give teens room to grow, noting military service as a looming threat over youth plans and criticizing harsh punishment for early mistakes.
Skilled machinist warns on training for precision work
A machinist describes the difficulty of teaching workers to handle tiny parts and precision tasks. He notes that tolerances of one ten thousandth of an inch are nearly impossible to achieve quickly and emphasizes the long learning curve to operate double-edged saws and delicate tools.
Birthday salutes mark ARDC fifth anniversary at Bedford
AF Cambridge Research Center notes fifth anniversary of its parent Air Force Research and Development Command ARDC. ARDC began January 23 1950 with Gen Gordon P Saville appointment and Maj Gen David M Schlatter as commander. Initial staff included 20 officers five airmen and 20 civilians. Today ARDC operates 10 centers and over 40 000 personnel nationwide. AF Cambridge Research Center NE's only ARDC unit now has about 4 000 people.
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Bedford
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Airesearch and Development Command
AFCRC
Boston
Cambridge
ARDC
Baltimore
Maryland
James H. Doolittle
USAF
Gordon P. Saville
Research and Development Command
David M. Schlatter
Ex-District Governor speech at Concord Rotary lunch
Concord Rotary Club heard former District Governor Harry Starr of Waltham speak on the Rotary Foundation and its role in supporting advanced study abroad. Starr noted 108 students in 19 countries representing 31 nations, with 700 fellowships awarded in eight years. The meeting also welcomed Joseph C. Wheeler of Concord as the first foundation awardee and George Stockbridge of Natick as a recent winner. A furnace soot layer of a quarter inch can cut heating efficiency by about 30 percent.
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Concord
Harry Starr
Waltham
Concord Rotary Club
Starr
Charles Allen
Rotary Foundation For the Encouragement
Rotary Foundaton
Paul Harris
Rotary International
Rotary Foundation
Joseph C. Wheeler
George Stockbridge
Natick
Living one day at a time to save a failing business
The narrative follows Romeo Pronovost of Sherbrooke who faced a looming end of October cash shortfall of $16 000. He trimmed nonessential expansion, secured a better finance plan, boosted collections, and adopted a day tight compartment mindset. This approach improved cash flow, reduced worry, and allowed him to pay the company on time.
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Romeo Pronovost
Marshl Street
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Canada
Meter runs backward at city lot
Police Chief O W Reinke found the city light meter reversed after reading unusually low kilowatt hours. A new meter was installed and the fault traced to a shorted line at a nearby used car lot.
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O. W. Reinke
Sunshine In For Added Winter Warmth
New York report says homes can gain free warmth and light from the sun by keeping windows clean and not muffling southern exposures. A glass company consultant notes large glass areas and double pane insulation maximize daytime heating and can cut fuel bills when used properly.
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New York
June Cabot
Miss Cabot
New Britain and Newark? Taxing double on border homes
Houses that straddle the line between New Britain and Newington face taxation by both municipalities, causing proportionate but duplicated tax assessments as residents cope with the double levy.
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New Britain
Conn
Newington
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Free World
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