U S Ex Bomber Pilot Pioneers Rebuilding World War II Targets
Paris report on Paul Nelson, former World War I bomber pilot from Chicago, now an American architect in France. He leads projects replacing bombed structures including a $4 million 400 bed French-American Memorial Hospital at St Lo and a half million dollar polyclinic in Le Havre, blending American analysis with French artistry.
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U. S
Carter Davidson
PARIS
Chicago
Paul Nelson
France
Nelson
St. Lo
Normandy
le Havre
Princeton
Seaton Griswold
Signal
Henry Kasinoki
Wailuku
Maui
Territory of
Hawaii
Henry
Europe
Beaux Arts School
Two Education Groups Plan Consolidation
Two national adult education bodies will merge at Columbus executive meeting May 9 11 to form a new national association for professional and non professional workers in adult education. The group will hold its first national conference in Los Angeles October 22 25 and expands after approval at 1950 membership meetings.
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Washington
Columbus
Association
Los Angeles
Leland P. Bradford
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Herbert C. Hunsaker
Editor's Mother Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary Kelly Dolan aged 74, mother of Joseph W. Dolan editor of the Chronicle AFL weekly publication, died yesterday at her home in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Mary Kelly Dolan
Joseph W. Dolan
Chronicle
AFL
Fire at Mahoning County Jail Suppresses in Basemen
An overheated motor in the jail machine room sparked a basement fire at the Mahoning County Jail in Youngstown. Five fire companies contained the blaze to the basement and nearly 100 prisoners were not removed.
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Jalil
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Famous Edifice Puzzle Clue Set in Crossword Format
A dense crossword style list features numerous across and down clues. Entries range from architectural terms to common verbs and scientific symbols, with hints covering places, objects, and descriptive phrases.
Admiral urges building of Great Lakes ore carriers
Rear Admiral Augustus J. Wellings USN urged Cleveland shipping interests to expand ore carrier production to thirty ships. He said existing plans of nine or ten vessels are insufficient and that ships can be built in sections without long shipways, employing women welders, and using surplus victory ships for ore transport.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Augustus J. Wellings
Fenn College Ends Ties With YMCA After 70 Years
In Cleveland the college formerly connected with the YMCA announces complete self sustenance. Directors vote to sever ties as the institution, now hosting 5,125 students, moves toward independent operation.
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Cleveland
Young Men's Christian Association
Fenn College
Senator Urges Inquiry Into VA Hospitals
Senator Humphrey asks the Senate Labor Committee to probe the Veterans Administration medical program following the Magnuson ouster. He cites a policy clash and warns against shifting hospital care away from trained veterans specialists.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Veterans Administration
Murray
D-Mont
Senate Labor Committee
Minnesota
Paul B. Magnuson
Magnuson
Carl R. Gray, Jr
T. Boone
White House
Veterans Organization
Teachers receive eight percent pay boost area wide
Seventy one teachers and eighteen other school employees receive an eight percent pay increase retroactive to January 1. Superintendent D C Lemmon said the raise adds twenty one thousand dollars to the annual payroll.
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Supt
D. C. Lemmon
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