Civilian Units Grow Patrol Plan Upsets Police in New York
In New York a rising civilian patrol movement spurs police concern as the Community Safety Patrol in Brooklyn expands. The force, drawn from diverse backgrounds, operates with police approval but without full authority, while some cities report mixed results from auxiliary units.
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New York
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
Community Safety Patrol
Los Angeles
Mountain Rescue
Sheriff's Mounted Posse
Max Wylie
Central Park
Joce
Emil Hoffert
East Side
Wylie
Portland
Ore
Thomas W. Simmons
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Jersey City
Elsa Schorta Named Pierce County School Superintendent
Mrs Elsa Schorta former county supervising teacher Polk and Burnett counties appointed Pierce County school superintendent. She succeeds Mrs Mary Huber who is joining the Ellsworth school staff.
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Pierce
Madison W
Elsa Schorta
Polk
Burnett Counties
Pierce County
Mary Huber
Ellsworth
States Ignore Lottery Scheme
California and New Hampshire conflict over state lottery proposals with New Hampshire planning a $1 million ticket draw backing a Rockingham Park sweepstakes. California lawmakers counter with a ballot measure to block private firms from state operations, while Gov Brown's administration opposes the initiative.
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Chicago
Tne
New Hampshire
California
Rockingham Park
American Sweepstates Corp
Edmund G. Brown
Candidate in Kansas 1B: Banks on 'Right Name'
Warren Constable of Westmoreland Kansas enters the race for sheriff of Pottawatomie County. If elected he would become Sheriff Constable, a play on his surname and a nod to local naming quirks.
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Kansas
Banks
Manhattan
Kan
Warren
Westmoreland
Pottawatomie County
Community Notices From Monticello Area
Monticello and nearby towns report a flurry of social activity with numerous visits, weddings and family gatherings. Attendees include Werner Blum, Miss Marie Blum, Fannie and Frieda Benkert, Lydia Voegeli, and many Madison Monroe New Glarus and Verona residents.
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Werner Blum
Marie Blum
Monroe
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Lydia Voegeli
Jacob Hefty
New Glarus
Morris Marty
Richard
Robert’ Holcomb
Mmes
Herbert Lehman
Gordon Steinmann
Lee Nottingham
Boing
Madison
Neil Buchel
Verona
Jake Krieg
Abraham Kriubly
Belva Bowes
Carol Land
Elwin Swiggum
Reedsburg
Ernest Kellenberger
Ida Frehner
Elisa Marty
Emilhner
Laura ‘Schuler
Vin
Glenwood
Ill
Fred Abbott
Ida Everill
al Julian
Evansville
Herman Babler
Steve Babler
Donald Babler
Janesville
Steve
Janet Babler
Wilbert Dick
Jacob Voegeli
John Christopher
Jane
Kaye
Albany
Adam Durst
Jacob Wittenwyler
Clarence Hoesly
Belleville
Ernest Schlittler
Connie Gempler
Ophelia Tschudy
Charles Putnam
M. E. Lynn
Lynns
Alfred Voegeli
Jacob’ Voeg
R. W. Woelffer
Daryl Hilliard
Jean Babler
Bill Burkhard
Brodhead
Walter Haur
Rufus Freitag
Mary Beth
California
Ida Voegeli
Louise Kaden
Marie Meyers
Glarus
Jacob Wittenler
Larry Kloepping
Juda
James Rogers
Lanark
Til
Clarence Loveland
Willis Elmer
Mary Kay
Carol Faye
Sam Klassy
Henry C. Klasy
Monticello
Frank Schiesser
Linda
E. C. Soper
First Woman Named to Atomic Energy Commission
Mrs. Mary Ingraham Bunting is sworn in as the first woman member of the Atomic Energy Commission. She has led Radcliffe College since 1960, with a background in microbiology and biochemistry. Dial 325-5101.
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ABC
Washington
Mary Ingraham Bunting
Atomic Energy Commission
Radcliffe College, Cambridge
Mass
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