Smokettes Plan First Aid Classes and Events
Virginia Perkins, president of the Smokettes firemen's auxiliary, announced September first aid training across a series of classes. The group met at Mrs. Woody Johnson home and heard Capt. Claude Hennessee speak on first aid in fire rescue. They plan a box supper August 1 for Mayor Ellsworth and the city officials, a bake sale Saturday at Safeway, and will meet August 20 at Albert McKenzie’s home.
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Ers
Virginia Perkins
Firemen's Auxiliary
Smokettes
Woody Johnson
Lincoln
Claude Hennessee
Fire Department
C. R. Ellsworth
City Gremén
31Th Street
Safeway
Albert McKenzie
Roosevelt
House Post Office committee ready to approve federal pay raise
Washington report states the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee plans to override objections and pass a general pay raise for federal workers averaging 10 to 12 percent, costing about 700 million dollars annually. A separate 2320 million package already approved for postal workers faces administration opposition.
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Washington
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
House
Woman Relaxes Too Much Undisturbed By Burglar
Syracuse story in which Mrs Doris Camerata, following medical orders, remains calm while a burglar enters her home and steals $157 worth of valuables, leaving without disturbing her. The incident underscores an unusual daytime break in witnessed by a sleeping household.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Doris Camerata
Left handed killer theory questioned in Sheppard case
UC criminologist Dr. Paul Kirk calls Florida confession by Donald Wedler a poor possibility in the Marilyn Sheppard murder. He says the crime likely involved a left handed assailant, but Wedler lacks credibility and the killer would know the home layout. Kirk maintains Dr. Samuel Sheppard is innocent.
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Court of Last Resort
Deland
Fila
Rodney Thurby
Donald Wedler
Ohio
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Park Street
San Antonio
Tex
Alex Gregory
Detroit
Mich
Berkeley
Calif
Paul Kirk
Marilyn Sheppard
Kirk
University of California
Dr. Sheppard
Sheppard
Wedler
Stephen Sheppard
Florida
Poultry Raisers Reject Federal Production Controls
More than 3,600 delegates at the American Poultry and Hatchery Federation convention voted 784 against federal controls and 201 for. Federation President Fred N. Donsing of Riverside California said the poll showed industry groups urging government action while a price slump had cut hatchery output by about 20 percent.
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Neegdtés
American’ Poultry and Hatchery Federation
Fred N. Donsing
Rié Linda
Calif
Doensing
Oklahoma Mine Inspector Johnson Dies in Tulsa Hospital
The report notes Johnson, a longtime assistant mine inspector from Henryetta, died today in a Tulsa hospital during his fourth four-year term. He previously served as a board member of the United Mine Workers of America.
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Joe C, Johnson
Tulsa
Sita
Johnson
Henryetta
Oklahoma
United Mine Workers of Amer
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