Watershed management abroad shows Germany runs systems like business
Man of the Division of Sanitation in Virginia studied European sewage and water treatment during a World Health Organization fellowship. He observed Germany and England use integrated, watershed based approaches with combined sewers, contrasted with the more fragmented systems in the United States. He noted dense European industrial centers, dual waste and water quality challenges, and wartime damage limits in several cities while praising preserved historic cores in Stratford and Baden-Baden.
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England
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Birmingham
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Ministry of Health
Stratford-on-Avon
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Flu Epidemic Blamed For Rising Deaths Across Nation
The Public Health Service on Thursday tied the current influenza outbreak to higher death rates in the nation, noting a 10 percent rise above three year medians. In the week ending Jan 24 influenza and pneumonia deaths rose 15 percent in urban areas, with increases across most regions except New England. The Army and Air Force reported moderate respiratory illness upticks at installations nationwide. Harvard University derives its name from John Harvard, who died in 1638.
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Birthday Club Meets at Mrs White Home in January
The Entre Nous Birthday Club met at Mrs. Carl White's residence with two bells spreads and anniversary gifts. Officers elected: President May Evans, vice president Walter Logan, treasurer Leutichia Salisbury, secretary Frank Watkins Kansas City, assistant secretary George Baker, chaplain Andrew Tub, reporter Scotty Morrison. Next meeting set for February 22 at 6 o clock with Mrs. George Brown. Audubon Junior Club elected officers for the second semester: President Bobby Cheek, vice president Patty Peterson, secretary Vonda Craig, treasurer David Fetty, reporter Katherine Rucheim. Program committee named Lords Thomas David Fetty and Richey Romero. News carrier Donald Daniels. Marriage licenses issued to Drake Gilchrist and Elaine Sue Gilchrist, both 22, of Lawrence.
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Entre Nous
Carl White
N.J. St
May Evans
Walter Logan
Leutichia Salisbury
Frank Watkins
Kansas City
George Baker
Andrew Tub
Scotty Morrison
George Brown
Luneday
Audubon Junior Club
Ethel Gwin
New York
Bobby Cheek
Patty Peterson
Vonda Craig
David Fetty
Katherine Rucheim
Lorden Thomas
Richey Romero
Donald Daniels
Eisenhower Returns to Korean War Duty
Maj John Eisenhower flies from Travis Air Force Base to Korea for duties as assistant intelligence officer of the Third Division. He expects about seven more months of Korean service after spending part of his inauguration leave with his wife and three children in New York. He had six months in Korea before President Truman recalled him to see his father, Dwight Eisenhower, sworn in as president.
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New York
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Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Tense clashes reported on Israeli Jordan border
Both Arab and Israeli sources reported more trouble on the tense Israeli Jordan border Thursday, signaling continued friction along the frontier and raising regional security concerns.
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Jerusalem
Fire Aboard Queen Elizabeth Sparks Investigation
Scotland Yard expert joined Southampton detectives to probe a fire on the Queen Elizabeth in a main deck cabin. Officials cite possible accident or sabotage as 600 workers were questioned and 50 aboard when the blaze started. ship undergoing overhaul before resuming transatlantic service to New York Feb 11.
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New York
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Cunard Line
Remington Move Fails To Upset Jury Verdict
New York federal judge Vincent L. Leibel denied motions to set aside a perjury conviction for former Commerce Department economist William W. Remington. He faces up to 16 years in prison and a $4,000 fine, with sentencing set for February 4. The jury deliberated six hours on two counts.
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William W. Remington
Russia
Vincent L. Leibell
Commerce Department
Remington
Leibel
TV permits granted for new stations nationwide
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday approved applications for new television stations in Fort Dodge Iowa Roswell New Mexico Salem Oregon Johnson City Tennessee Memphis Tennessee Temple Texas Tyler Texas Charlottesville Virginia Bridgeport Connecticut Hartford Connecticut and Norwich Connecticut expanding broadcast reach.
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Johnson City
Tenn
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