Flint Singing Cop Promotes Safety to School Kids
Flint officer Sgt. Legree, known as the Singing Cop, hosts a long running safety radio program and visits schools to teach traffic rules. He leads a 600 strong safety patrol, 56 school traffic officers, and has built a community effort credited with making Flint one of the nation’s safer cities.
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Wilbemn
Aciee Pelicbin Io
Sgt
Legree
PTA
Civic
National Safety Council
Detroit
16-Youngster Family Makes Out Fine
ST LOUIS Mr and Mrs Carl Schaeffer like children and have 17 of them Two day old John Michael is the youngest One child a girl died when she five weeks old Schaeffer 48 an electrical contractor says his home is so good that even with 16 children I have to pay some income tax for housing It doesn t get too crowded in our 14 room house We even have a public address system to keep tab on them
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ST. Louis
Carl Schaeffer
John Michael
Schaeffer
Campbell Presses End to Party Invasions
William J Campbell founder of the Republican state voluntary committee urged on Wednesday a change to state primary laws. He accused the opposition of nominating weak candidates to be knocked off in elections and proposed that official state party committees hold pre-primary conventions for nominations while allowing other candidates to compete.
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Republican State Voluntary Committee
Campell
Campbell
Wins Insurance Honors R. F. Stickler of La Crosse
R F Stickler of La Crosse received insurance honors for notable volunteer service and professional contributions. The recognition highlights his long standing community involvement and leadership roles within the local industry.
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Enher & He
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Trade Ties Bind Ireland to Great Britain Exports
About half of Eire's imports come from Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and nearly all exports go toward that market, shaping Ireland's economic dependence on the United Kingdom.
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Eire
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Bill Aims to Curb Comic Books and Radio Shows
Wisconsin legislators study bills to curb materials deemed harmful to children. Proposals would ban broadcasts or rebroadcasts of bloodshed, lust, or crime stories and require state and local agencies to file complaints against violators.
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Wisconsin
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Lutheran Cration
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Atlantis Hunt Seeks Lost Continent Across Atlantic
Londoner Egerton Sykes plans a US lecture tour to raise 25000 for an Atlantis expedition. He has 1400 books on the topic, runs a popular society, and believes a submerged Atlantic site near the Azores holds remnants of a prehistoric town or temple.
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Australia
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Atlantis
Egerton Kes
London
Sykes
United States
Geological Society
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Straits
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Spain
Syke
Azores
Seek Mental Exam For Accused Killer
Shawano District Attorney Ovid B. Strossen said a mental examination will be sought for Annabelle Rades charged with second degree murder in her husband Levi ages 27 after a quarrel in which he threatened to kill her and her two sons. Preliminary hearing postponed to Feb 1 before County Judge S B Dillett. Rades, 22, signed a statement admitting the killing and now lives with relatives at Hawkins in Rusk County.
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Shawano
Wis
Ovid B. Strossenreuther
Annabelle Rades
S. B. Dillett
Rades
Levi
Hawkins
Rusk County
Artist’s geosegmatic style sparks Paris exhibit talk
A Paris exhibit in April features MacNicol’s oils introducing a self coined geosegmatic school blending abstract and real. His works invite careful viewing as forms shift with angle, such as a painting resembling a Mexican mother and child before lilies with a light halo revealed on closer look.
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Paris
MacNicol
Pay Hikes and Restrictions Lifted in Auckland Dairy Sector
Union demands target pay for men while restricting youth numbers as Dairy Factories Embanenion seeks shorter hours. Proposals include a 35‑hour week and seven‑hour day, replacing the current 40‑hour five‑day week. Wages vary from 30 to 6.30 a week as bargaining continues.
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Auckland
New Aland
Embanenion
State lawyers study bridge sale price amid dispute
The department set a fair price of 60000 dollars for the bridge while owners demand 100000, a report states. Officials from both states were told to study the terms as talks continue.
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Oeeee Department
Amateur Interference Claim Sparks Broadcast Debate
Several broadcasters in Colom bia allege that amateur broadcasts will interfere with the promotion and establishment of a new tropical broadcast service, arguing the initiative could disrupt their operations.
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Colombia
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