Corona AY Stars Cling To Valley League Title Hope
Corona All Stars basketball faces National Guard at Riverside College in January as the AY Stars aim to defend the Valley League trophy. Fans urged to attend and support the team at the top of the standings.
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Corona AY Stars
Coreaga
Skill Baca
Railroad Street
Toe
Lo Ao Step
Hark Kaipps
YK Adp Stars
ALL Stars
Corona All Stars
National Guard
Riverside College
Beating about the Bush Traced to Sth Century Beating
The piece traces the idiom beating about the bush to 1400s Olde England batfowlers using clubs to scare birds. It links the expression to coy family car questions and notes two luminous coatings: fluorescent and phosphorescent paints with differing glow durations and uses.
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Junior
England
Tests of plaster mixes may bring new lath uses
Armour Research Foundation and Illinois Institute of Technology report new plaster mixes and lath arrangements reduce cracking and cost. Findings show the old 1/360 deflection rule is outdated due to stronger materials like gypsum plaster and metal lath and new attachment methods that decouple plaster from beam stress.
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Armour Research Foundation
Thinois Institute of Technology
U.S. Department of Commerce
Foundation
William T. Savage
Armour
Housing projects and lighting standards in industry
Life insurance companies led in large scale housing projects with 240 million dollars in real estate by 1948, a decade of emphasis. Ophthalmic studies in lighting standards stress color contrast and light reflection for offices, with dark fabrics requiring ten times more illumination than white.
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Life Insurance Companies
Life Companies
Better Vision Institute
Professors See Bluffing Rise From Poker To Life
Stanford mathematician Dr. Richard Bellman and Howard University’s Dr. David Blackwell study bluffing in two handed poker to illuminate human competition. They tie bluffing to von Neumann game theory and suggest pure strategy can yield safer, sure gains in real life.
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San Francisco
Richard Bellman
Stanford University
David Blackwell
Howard University
John von Neumann
Wellman and Blackwell
Painters Found Guilty Of Taft Hartley Violation
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the A. F. L. Printers Union violated the Taft Hartley act in contract dealings with 92 Baltimore printing firms. The decision found the union illegally demanded closed shop conditions from the companies.
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National Labor Relations Board
A. F. of L
Baltimore
Social News to Phone 1234
A brief social news note indicates phone contact for a 9 a.m. to 12 noon window. The content lists a single phone number 1234 for inquiries or submissions. No additional names, places, or events are provided in the readable text.
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Hormels Dairy
Age Raths Black Hawk. T. Qc
Spic & Span
Rash Black Hawk
Armours Star Links
del Monte
Hunt's
Pearl
Orleans
Willapoint
Lic i
Best Foods
Birdseye
Crisco
Libby
Baker's Premium
U. S. White Rose
Tbs
Lawrence Tracht
East Sixth
Corona Daily Independent
Corona
Calif
All Stars and Corona Athietics
Dylver
Prte
Coluthsbia Am
Gavin
National
Educoo Association
Gaeludines
Cerise
Lo Oh
Tennessee
Goo
Pines
Otis
Charlemagne
Canada
Larder Jake
Ontario
Bes
Kens Barber Shop
Home Gardens
Wey
Erry
Hristmas
Lee Ree
Coan
Fe & Mena
Richard
Sunbeam Coffeemaster
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Electric
Elec
Hamilton Beach
Cory
Schick
Corona Electric
Fhone
Lifet
XMAS
Turkey
Pie Crus
Betty Crocker
Baker’s
Brazil
Bas
Food Town
S&h
Corona Bakery
Jack & Lavell Layson
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