Learn to Float Then to Swim Says Simeon
Tony Simeon safety director for the local Red Cross chapter urges learning to float before swimming. He describes a back float position, breath control, and open eyes underwater as essential steps. The Red Cross recreation department offers a junior and senior life saving course at the city lake starting July 1 at 7 pm. enroll today at the city lake.
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Arrest in Degnan Case Fails to Pin Guilty Link
Investigators pressed renewed questioning of 17 year old William Heirens at Bridewell hospital amid claims he matched nine Degnan ransom note fingerprint points. Tuohy cautioned lack of proof beyond reasonable doubt while noting medical kit tools and knives found in Heirens dormitory and alleged links to other Chicago burglaries.
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Sunday Radio Schedule Revisions and Time Adjustments
Changes due to network corrections affect listed times with daylight saving notes. Times reflect network provisions and may vary by local stations. translations cover Eastern Central Mountain zones and include programs from CBS NBC and various hosts.
Birthday tribute to Col Matt Winn on 85th birthday
Chicago reports Col Matt Winn, director of the Kentucky Derby for the Bs, will celebrate his 85th birthday tomorrow. He is in excellent health and good spirits.
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Veterans Emblem Boosts Cab Tips in Washington
Ex GI cab drivers in white taxis with large golden discharge emblems report higher tips in recent weeks. The movement spreads from Washington to San Francisco, with Chicago pioneering 275 special licenses after a 500 veterans convoy. Veterans seek livelihood equality, while opposition cites possible service disruption from licensing.
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Supreme Court ruling taxes federal government machinery
The National Association of Assessing Officers says a Supreme Court decision may boost state and city revenues by taxing machinery owned by certain federal government corporations, potentially affecting Pennsylvania and other states.
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