Vacation Do's and Don'ts Warn of Child Dangers
June 29 New York Safety Institute warns that about 5,000 children may be killed and 100,000 injured in summer accidents nationwide. With 20,000,000 children left unsupervised by July 1, risks rise from fire drowning and autos as summer hours of play increase, especially for around age seven. The institute issues safety guidance for teachers parents and guardians.
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New York
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Summer safety tips warn children against risky behavior
A fragmented public notice lists cautions for youths from swimming on a full stomach to avoid drowning, crossing streets at designated crossings, and recognizing poison ivy. It warns against kite wires near power lines, rockin the canoe, street play, and emphasizes cautious months for danger including June and others.
Milwaukee girl becomes first patrolwoman in Superior National Forest
Miss Eileen Carroll, 21, of Minneapolis, quits stenographic work after 3 1/2 years in an office and is hired as a patrolwoman in the Superior National Forest. Supervisor Calvin A. Dahlgren approves, sending her deep into the woods where bears are possible. She plans to forestry work year round and explains that lookout hours are long, delaying her reply.
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Eileen Carroll
Minneapolis
Superior National Forest
Calvin A. Dahlgren
North Woods
Forest Service
Burlington Plans for Church Meet
Burlington June 29 Everything is ready for the annual meeting of the young people's conference and school of methods of the Methodist Protestant denomination in North Carolina to be held at the local church at 8 o'clock this evening. The gathering features addresses by leading ministers and prominent Methodist Protestants from afar with Rev Lyman E Davis of Pittsburgh delivering the opening talk. Morning study classes labeled as the school of methods will cover foreign and home missions Sunday school evangelism Christian Endeavor and Christian Stewardship. Afternoon hours are allotted to recreation and outings.
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Burlington
Young People’s Conference
School of Methods
North Carolina
Conferce
Lyman E. Davis
Pittsburgh
Inspirational talks mark evening sessions at youth conference
In Washington on June 29 the Young People's champion conference announced inspirational addresses for the evening sessions. Officers directing the event report a strong turnout with many delegates already signaled for attendance as local committees manage arrangements. The senate approved a milk duty of 2 1/2 cents, a rise from 1 cent, by 43 to 18 after two hours of debate.
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Ings
Washington
Senate
Millionaire Heir Marries Washerwoman’s Daughter in Surprise
Richard Prentiss heir to the Prentiss millions married Shamrock O Day daughter of a washerwoman in a secret romance that broke class barriers. The couple, once engaged to Iris van Suydam, plan to appear at Broadway screenings with Cecil B De Mille’s Saturday Night and may feature in the film production.
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New York
Richard Prentiss
Prentiss
Shamrock O'Day
Mr. Prentiss
Suydam
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