Mobile forensics unit brings crime detection to Illinois towns
The Illinois State Police deploy a 16 ton mobile laboratory on a truck chassis to quickly reach crime scenes. Equipped with a Ule detector, microscopes, X ray, blood and nitrate tests, cameras, and riot gear, the van serves disaster and riot duty, with two surgical bays and a turreted weapons station. It operates from Springfield with staff Walter Beecher psychologist John Schaich chemist and Lieut John Stuper. The unit has not yet faced formal field tests, but assisted Joliet after the Roger Touhy escape.
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Marion Bueson
Chicago
Ulipols
Tate
Leonardo Keeler
Keeler
Ely
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Dwight A. Green
Ming
Keeler Saya
Walter Beecher
John Schaich
University of Pittsburgh
John Stuper
Springfield
State Police
Hias
Joliet
Roger-Touhy
Stateville Penitentiary
Onions Tahiti Chief War Loss and Local Oddities
AP report from Tahiti notes a war loss in the Fighting French colony alongside peculiar local effects. Onion shortages limit meals as transport infrequency disrupts supplies while gasoline discoveries boost motor traffic. Copra demand spurs hospital schooner activity and roosters, dogs, and poultry chaos fill daily life amid colorful regional observations.
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Tahiti
Papeete
Atoll
Anna
South Beas
Relava
Britain’s New War On Pests Rolls Out Across All Towns
In London a sweeping campaign targets rats mice and insects with new extermination methods. Tests at national research stations preceded nationwide application as wartime like measures extend to coleoptera weevils and other pests, aiming to save vast food supplies valued in millions.
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London
Britain
Fire Crews Respond to Two Small Grass Fires
City firefighters stated they were called to two minor grass fires yesterday, both without damage. One incident occurred on Com '& Street, the other on Woodland Drive.
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Gires City
Grasa
Com‘& Street
Bartenders Union Opposes Female Barmaids in New York
The Bartenders Union leadership in New York resists women behind the bar amid a Boston shift tolerating female bartenders. International president warns unions to accept barmaids, while local officials like Jock Townsend and John F. Kelly argue bartending remains a man’s job and that trained men can fill roles.
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Paul
Harrison
NEA Service
New York
Boston
International
Manhattan
Jock
Jock Townsend
Bartenders Union of
Townsend
John F. Kelly
Armed Services
Kelly
Bartenders and women discussed by New York school founder
The New York Bartenders School founder says coed pupils were common but mostly aimed at entry level work. He doubts women can be true bartenders, fearing they are too feminine or forward, while noting some could manage with customers if properly trained. The remarks touch on gender roles in service jobs and stereotypes.
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New York
Les Room
Didot
Grenadine
Weaith
Edith
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