Youthful ideas in finishes and plastics for homemaking
New York story advises youthful homemakers to mix natural finish woods with plastic and tubular steel for affordable, durable rooms. Extendable dining tables feature plastic tops, wipe-clean upholstery, and unobtrusive patterns. Budget 1952 designs include wood grain plastic in limed oak and a toddler high chair that doubles as a stool.
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New York
Deputy Makes Arrest With Greatest Ease
In Deadwood South Dakota Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Schultz arrested his visitor John Berschide for forgery after a Belle Fourche radio alert named him as wanted. Schultz completed the arrest without rising from his chair calling it the easiest of his career.
Ice Piles Help Lift Heavy Press in Detroit Plant
In Detroit a 275000 pound stamping press was turned on its side for shipment. Engineers used 60 tons of ice stacked in 350 cakes to tilt the machine onto the ice as it melted, allowing the press to sink to the floor.
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Detroit
Workmien
Wanted to See Jail So Law Obliges
East St. Louis man Soloan Brown sought jail admission after a tavern disturbance. He was warned by Officer Dennis Paulette, paid 39 on a disorderly conduct charge and costs, and spent 146 hours in custody before release. The item notes there are about 500 hummingbird species in the western hemisphere.
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Townley Arrest Record Revealed by State Police
Albert C Townley told officers he had no prior trouble but Illinois ID bureau showed 112 arrests across several states over 23 years, challenging claim of peaceful record.
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White Mattoon
Albert C. Townley
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