Nighttime ferries and rafts replace bridge span in Hanoi
Manila Times reporter Amanda E. Doronila describes how ferries and bamboo rafts now carry trains and trucks across the Red River after the Paul Doumer Bridge was bombed on August 11. Air raids Aug 11-12 and 21-23 damaged civilian targets, but Hanoi morale shows resilience. bombs hit dwellings, a school, and a hospital near Phue Tan Street, with restoration under cover of darkness.
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Manila
Red River
Hanoi
U. S
Paul Doumer
Amanda E. Doronila
Manila Times
Doronida
Doumer Bridge
Phue ‘Tan
Get Your Cash Somewhere Else Dear Robber Ad
Electra Tex AP Joe Mathews co owner and manager of an Electra lumber company writes a three column six inch ad to burglars robbers and thieves in the Electra Star News He complains the office has been broken into five times in six months the safe is not locked and money moves to the bank via the night depository slot since the robber got 31 dollars from the sale premises windows and doors have been broken and he urges the criminals to take their cash elsewhere.
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Elecira
Tex
Joe Mathews
Electra Star-News
Mathidews
Electra Lumber Company
Ex-Governor Brown Becomes Schoolteacher at UC
Ex governor Brown, former California Democrat defeated by Ronald Reagan, will teach a graduate public administration seminar at the University of California this year. A university spokesman said he will be paid a portion of a full professor’s salary. In Hue Street Hat Bac amely, a bombing killed one doctor and injured several others, leaving a restaurant and stores wrecked.
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Los Angles
Edmund G. Brown
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Brown
University of California
Brown California
Ronald Reagan
Hue Street
Hat Ba
Too Slow Scoffs At Canals In 20th Century Transport
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito challenged the U S Army Corps of Engineers view that inland canals remain needed in modern transportation. He cited the Illinois Mississippi Canal as a costly failure, with peak traffic in 1918 and peak freight in 1929, then a steep decline to obsolescence by 1951, arguing canals are relics of a past era.
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Washington
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
House of Representatives
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tlinois and Mississippi
Corps of Engineers
Ilinois-Mississippi
Vigorito
Illinois
Mississippi
Lorgest
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Full Turnpike To Be Open For Holiday Traffic
Fourlane traffic will open along the Pennsylvania Turnpike for Labor Day weekend as barriers are removed near the Tuscarora Kittatinny and Blue Mountain tunnels. Turnpike officials say snow tubs are being installed to ease flow and police will boost highway patrols during the holiday period.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
McClelland Sues for Campaign Funds in Booster Group
Pittsburgh AP. Alleged campaign fund dispute centers on McClelland and booster club money. McClelland seeks over 55000 from Nicholas Stabile, secretary treasurer of the McClelland McGrady Booster Club, while the fund totals about 110108 to cover expenses for McClelland and John McGrady. The suit argues the money is his. The Congo River crossing the equator twice noted.
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Allegheny County
Kiam D. McClelland
McClelland
Democratic Party
Constitution Party
Nicholas Stabile
McClelland-McGrady Booster Club
John E. McGrady
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