Pickpocket Politics Hi by Chamber Chief
Edwin P. Neilan president of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged a campaign against a pickpocket philosophy in politics. He accused Area Redevelopment Administration officials of pressuring towns to accept handouts and warned such moral erosion harms national character. Neilan planned West Coast speeches and tied his crusade to a Washington National Press Club address.
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Seattle
UPS
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Edwin P. Neilan
Area Redevelopment Administration
Neilan
Pacific School of Bankers
West Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Congress
National Press Club
Washington, D.C
Great Britain
Bank of Delaware
First Meeting Of Year Planned For Altar Society
BOULDER CITY The Altar Society of St An drew s Catholic Church will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday September 9 at 7 30 p m in the parish hall. All members and new women are invited to discuss projects and goals for the coming term and get acquainted with parish activities led by President Frances Trelease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder City
Ladies of the Altar Society of
St. Andrew’s
Frances Trelease
Paris
Russians Learn English Via Robin Hood Role Play
In Aberdeen Scotland Soviet school mistress Maria Rolik told the British Association meeting that many Russian children learn English by playing Robin Hood games. She described outlaw camps and costumes inspired by Sherwood Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Scotland
UPS
Maria Rolik
British Association
Rehabilitated killer Crump moved to Joliet Prison
Paul Crump the 33 year old convicted killer once in the spotlight for his bid to avoid the electric chair was transferred from Pontiac to Joliet as prison officials said he was not getting along. Illinois Public Safety Director Joseph Ragen said the transfer was for his welfare and to place him in a tougher environment. Pontiac Warden Joseph Vitek noted Crump showed little interest in education and had limited movement toward self improvement despite a nine year wait and a novel he wrote.
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Joseph Ragen
Illinois Public Safety
Crump
Pontiac
Joliet
Joseph Vitek
United Press International
Vitek
Man walks mile to report car overturn injury
John Cowan walked a mile to report his car overturned in Holt England. Doctors found a fractured pelvis broken arm and bruised spine from the crash. His mother Mrs Lydia Cowan called him a tough lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
England
UPI
John Cowan
John
Lydia Cowan
U S and Soviet Plan Antarctic Cosmic Ray Study
American and Russian scientists will join in Antarctica to study cosmic rays from the sun. The NSF will fund a large project including 190 foot steel towers at the South Pole and other stations. Field work begins October with 150 scientists from about 40 institutions and total NSF support near seven million dollars.
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Antarctica
National Science Foundation
South Pole
U.S
Soviet Union
George H. Meyer
University of Texas
Russia
Mirny Station
United States
Science Foundation
McMurdo Biology Laboratory
Eltania
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Otto Kerner
Washington
Hale. the Tailor
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Jack Davis
Nevada
Jim
Stringer
Arrow Blueprinting CO
Carson
GallenKamp
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Columbia River
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Freddy the Fryer
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Madison Square
Oxford
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