Citys Schools In Good Shape to Avoid Fires
Fire Chief John Sullivan says Jefferson City schools are in good shape to prevent fires. He praises new schools from the public system and Helias High School and notes improvements at older buildings. Principals and janitors keep trash from hallways to avoid fires, with ongoing checks to fight fires before they spread.
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Jefferson City
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Public
Helias High School
St. Peter’s
Immaculate Conception
St. Peter’s School
Moreau Heights
Chicago
Nationalists Deliver Supplies to Quemoy in Quiet Action
Nationalists unloaded a large convoy to Quemoy with hundreds of Red guns facing the island fortress. Dispatches withheld vessel counts and cargo details. Communists kept their fire silent on the 17th consecutive even-numbered day, following their pattern of alternating activity.
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Taipei
Quemoy
Penal Officials Attend Missouri Prisons and Crime Conference
State penal officials will attend a prison and crime prevention conference at Washington University in St. Louis today and Saturday. Attending are Col James D Carter director of Corrections E V Nash warden of the state penitentiary Don Bunker field supervisor for the State Board of Probation and Parole and Donald Cline county juvenile officer and secretary for the State Board of Probation and Parole. Speakers include Sanford Bates former director of the U S Bureau of Prisons and commissioner of corrections in Massachusetts and New Jersey Hugh Reed Midwest director of the National Parole and Probation Assn Lloyd Oblin professor at the New School of Social Work Columbia University James Bennett director of the U S Bureau of Prisons and William Bates sociology instructor at St Louis University.
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Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
James D. Carter
State Department’of Corrections
E. V. Nash
State Penitentiary
Don Bunker
State Board of Probation
Parole
Donald Cline
State Board of Probation and Parole
Sanford Bates
Pennington
N. J
United States’ Bureau of Prisons
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Hugh Reed
Life Without Battle Hardly Worth Seven Thousand Five Hundred
A federal jury in Boston awarded Hans Furberg seven thousand five hundred dollars after he sued Moonlight Products Inc. claiming inhalation of poisonous fumes aboard the fishing vessel Moonlight damaged his kidneys and liver. He testified abstention would be life long and noted fishermen often look forward to a drink ashore after weeks at sea.
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Boston
Mass
Hans Furberg
Furberg
Moonlight Products, Inc
New Bedford
Moonlight
End of Prohibition Seen in 1933 Reflections
Washington report recalls 1933 repeal era with quotes from industry figures and officials. Noted are Roosevelt delays on DC liquor, plans to make Peoria a booze capital, and debates over government control. Estimates compare per capita beer and spirits use then and now amid nostalgia and tax shifts.
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New-York
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
District of Columbia
Peoria
Ill
America
Chicago
Washington Evening Star
Harry L. Lourie
Lourie
National Assn. of
Alcoholic Beverage Importers, Inc
Tariff Commission
Laurie
Rockefellers
Roosevelt
Wallace
Dean Acheson
Henry Wallace
General Board of Temperance of
Animated billboard in Lemon Grove shows backwards dialing
In San Diego California an oversized phone company billboard near the suburb of Lemon Grove displays the hand dialing a telephone in reverse motion drawing attention to its services and a playful visual gag for passersby.
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San Diego
Calif
Lemon ‘Grove
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Bill Wallendorf
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Jefferson
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Utah
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Arrow Sport
Dial
Weatherby's
Wischmeier & Opel
FILM
Pohlman
E. McCarty
Mobilgas
Cbs-Tv
Socony Mobil Oil Company
ING
National Guard Armory
Cosme
Ford
W. McCarty
Jefferson City, Mo
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