Weather Bureau chief doubts hurricane breakup feasibility
Charleston report quotes Gordon Dunn head of the U S hurricane warning service in Miami and Charleston. He says modern science may break up a hurricane only after 75 to 100 years, while extending radar coverage and early warning services. He notes radar reaches about 200 miles offshore and 160 miles under certain conditions.
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Charleston
S.C
Weather Bureau
Gordon Dunn
U.S
Miami
Dunn
Nantucket
Mass
Worcester
Hartford
Cleveland
Ohio
Atlantic
Gulf
Judge Hearing Milk Dispute In Montgomery Circuit Court
In Montgomery a price dispute over multi vitamin milk from Dairy Producers led to a Circuit Court hearing with Judge Walter B. Jones weighing if the board can curb the price setting. Dairy sellers priced the milk at 27 cents per quart while homogenized milk is 25 cents. The board seeks an injunction, arguing it has authority to regulate price though the product is unclassified. The hearing is expected to continue tomorrow.
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Montgomery
Walter B. Jones
State Milk Control Board
Bob Stewart
President’s autograph collection spans 34 U S presidents
Clifford A. Munroe of St. Petersburg owns autographs of all 34 United States presidents after more than 50 years of collecting. He obtained signatures from Theodore Roosevelt to Dwight Eisenhower and bought the rest. His George Washington autograph sits on an envelope addressed by Washington two months before his death.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Clifford A. Munroe
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Eisenhower
George Washington
FHA Man Quits Birmingham Director Posts
Carl A. Wiegand resigned as director of the Federal Housing Administration office in Birmingham after three years. He will be replaced by Charles B. Holliman and plans to enter real estate after a three month vacation to South America and Florida.
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Birmingham
Carl A. Wiegand
Federal Housing Administration
Charles B. Holliman
Wiegand
South America
Florida
Safe Adoption Procedures Under Medical Guidance
Health column urges careful adoption practices to protect babies and prospective parents. It warns against black market and inadequate adoptions, stresses thorough medical and social evaluation, and highlights agency placement as safer than informal arrangements.
Retired Douglas postal worker hosts quiet party
Frank Crabtree, after 35 years as a postal employee, enjoys a light party in Douglas while starting a new job as office manager at a refrigeration store.
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Douglas
Ariz
Frank Crabtree
Crabtree
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ST. Louis
Penney’s
Penney
Penney Savings
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Penney Special
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