Lightning safety tips from PAUL F. ELLIS
The article outlines common lightning risks and safety tips. It notes avoid shelter under trees, open fields, or small sheds, and warns against swimming during storms. Cars offer protection due to metal frames, while urban areas with tall buildings provide natural shelter. Studies show about 250 deaths annually, with higher rates in summer and in mountain and southeastern states.
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New York
Iran Life Insurance Co
Som Rg Hye
Rhode Island
Empire State Building
False teeth slip or irritate no more with FPAS TEETH
An old newspaper notice promotes FPAS TEETH powder for denture comfort. It claims the alkaline formula holds plates firmly, preventing slipping, gummy taste, or ooze, and can be found at drug stores.
Resigns Deputy Premier as Iraq Cabinet Shifts Take Effect
Baghdad dispatches report Jamil Abdul Wahab named Minister of Justice as Tewfik Pasha Al Suwaidi resigns from the post of Deputy Premier in a oil rich Iraq cabinet change amid regional tensions.
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Iraq
Tewfik Pasha al Suwaidi
Baghdad
Jamil Abdul Wahab
Notable Figures in a Patchwork of 1940s News
Disjointed OCR fragments mention a mix of personalities and events. References include Armar Archbold tied to Standard Oil and Rockefeller, Mariam Thropp, artist Franz Bueb, Eddie Arcaro, Uncle Miltie’s restaurant plans with Abe Ellis, Arnold Reuben, a Greece link through a general, Frank Costello at a Lake George Country Club, Jersey City politics with Frank Hague, campaign managers, and Billy Rose facing publicity concerns.
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Pape
Ieee
Washington
Armar Archbold
Standard
John D. Rockefeller
Mariam
Thropp
Gyania R
Armania
Franz Bueb
Lorna
Eeese al A
Miami
Chateau
Eddie Arcaro
Los Angeles
Miltie
Abe Ellis
57Th St
Arnold Reuben
Korea
Greece
Lake George
Frank Costello
Bikini to Bloomers: Atlantic City enforces 1907 beach code
Mayor Joseph Altman ordered enforcement of a 1907 ordinance requiring bathers to cover from the shoulders to below the knees in public places on the boardwalk and beach. He warned the police to do their best amid the controversy. The note mentions about 3,000 farms in the U.S. certified as Tree Farms focused on lumber and wood products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Altman
Altman
U.S
Civil Rights Congress to Change Name, Court Pressure Increases
The Civil Rights Congress faced bail bond troubles in New York federal courts and plans a name change. The piece links the group to communist fronts and notes judicial actions and House UN American Activities Committee exposure as catalysts for the shift.
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Civil Rights Congress
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
New York
Detroit
Innternational Labor Defense
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
Congress
Sylvester Ryan
United Specree
Congress Fund
Swan
House UN American Activities Committee
House Committee
Justice Department
North Quincy High classmates: aunt and nephew graduate together
In Quincy Massachusetts the aunt Theresa Deprey and her nephew Larrie Deprey graduated as classmates from North Quincy High School. Theresa is the younger sister of Larrie's father.
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Quincy, Mass
North Quincy High School
Theresa Deprey
Larrie Deprey
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press Science
RU Tae
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Lewis Motor CO
S. Wrenn St
Guilford
Spainhour
N. Wrenn ST
Wachovia Bank
Felt
S. Green St
Winchell
Senate Crime Committee
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Outfit
Kenny
Hague
Democratic National Committee
Billy Rose
Holm
General Electric
ET Plumbing & Tic
N. Main ST
Hilliard’s
New Ymca
E. Washington St
Hilliard
Lewis Electric CO
Lewis Electric
LYONS
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