Dusty ceiling projectors in city library idle
Public library film librarian Miss Nina Boyle notes two ceiling projectors for bed-bound readers are underutilized. Sixty reels including fiction and Bible exist with access to 140 more from nearby libraries. Each projector valued at 290, loaned seven times since 1950. Requests and two-week loans managed by library film service or Burnett Library.
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Nina Boyle
Alpha Delta Sorority of
Southern California
Theta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alpha Theta Chapter
Miss Boyle
Film Service Department
Burnett Library
Japanese to Build New Atom Smasher
Tokyo May 24 Kyodo reports that the finance ministry earmarked 22222 dollars for a cyclotron at Kyoto University. The new atom smasher will be built on the same site as the one destroyed by the Allies after the surrender.
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Tokyo
UF Kyodo
Finance Ministry
Kyoto University
Kyoda
Florence Apologizes for Savonarola Execution
Florence May 24 Mayor Girgio ta Pira says the city apologizes for the 1498 execution and burning of Girolamo Savonarola and two Dominican companions. The note marks the first public amends as Florence recalls the medieval preacher excommunicated by Pope Alexander VI.
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Italy
Girgio Ta Pira
St. Mark's Mona
Savon
Savonarola
Palazzo
Alexander VI
Savonarola's Last Communion Recall in Chapel
In a chapel scene the reformer Savonarola receives his final communion before enduring torture and forced confession, a moment reflecting his defiance amidst persecution and alleged heresy during a turbulent period.
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