No Room for Cemeteries Underground in New York City
A New York City feature explores life beneath the metropolis where vast underground networks span sewers cables and subway routes. It recalls explorers, legends like Teddy May and Maurice the Bookman and notes the city’s sprawling 5,000 mile subterranean system and its influence on daily life.
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NO Room For Cemeteries
Life Underground
New York City
New York
Sousance
Hudson River
Dutch Schultz
William Barclay Parsons
Httle
United States
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Teddy May
Maurice
Bookman
Canal Street
Greenwich Village
Camp Joy Staff Named for Summer Camp Program
Camp Joy will operate this summer from June 23 to August 18 for Boy Scout troops in six counties of the Kaskaskia Council. Hillard E. Park is Scout Executive. Byron Fortney of Centralia will head aquatics with Terry Gaunt, Marissa, Freddie Gammon of Kinmundy, Dennis Schlueter of Belleville, and Randy Olson of Mt. Vernon assisting. David Kroener of Okanville heads field sports with Jim Bollmeier of Belleville and John W. Smith of O’Fallon assisting. John W. Miller of O’Fallon heads the nature area with Fred Gammon of Kinmundy and Darrel Olson of Mt. Vernon assisting. Billy Happel of Belleville leads campcraft and handiwork with Gerald Williams and Dan Huey of Mascoutah as assistants. Mrs. Emma Brink and Mrs. Amalia Maibaum of Carlyle head kitchens with Gary Heller of Belleville and Mike Garlinghouse of Mt. Vernon as kitchen assistants. Carl Heimann of Aviston is dining hall steward, joined by John Bierman, David Hoffman, and Brad Hill of Belleville. Steve Neudeker of Centralia and Jerrold Watkins of O’Fallon are dishwashers. David Hill of Belleville will be trading post director, and Rodney Dunck of Belleville is bugler.
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Camp Joy
Kaskaskia
Boy Scouts of America
Hillard E. Park
Scout Exective
Byron Fortney
Centralia
Terry Gaunt
Marissa
Freddie Gammon
Kinmundy
Dennis Schlueter
Belleville
Randy Olson
Mt. Vernon
David Kroener
Okanville
Jim Bollmeier
John W. Smith
O'Falon
John W. Miller
O'Fallon
Fred Gammon
Darrel Olson
Vernon
Billy Happel
Gerald Williams
Dan Huey
Mascoutah
Emma Brink
Amalia Maibaum
Carlyle
Gary Heller
Mike Garlinghouse
Carl Heimann
Aviston
John Bierman
David Hoffman
Brad Hill
Steve Neudecker
Jerrold Watkins
O’fallon
David Hill
Trading Post
Rodney Dunck
Bugler
Interest On Short Term Loans Rises
NEW YORK AP Interest rates on short term loans are rising across the board from Treasury bills to bank credit. Analysts debate whether this signals a temporary shift or a deliberate move by money managers to tighten credit, potentially dampening speculation and supporting the dollar.
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New York
Treasury
Washington
Federal Reserve
Europe
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Roosevelt First U.S. President On Foreign Soil in 1906 Visit
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to set foot on foreign soil during a 1906 trip to Panama. The landmark visit followed the growing strategic and industrial importance of the isththmus region and the push to complete the canal project.
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Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Panama
Beehive symbol linked to Utah stove makers in farm hazard list
Fragmentary OCR notes tie the beehive emblem to Utah cooking equipment and heating industries while listing farm hazards. The shred hints at a regional identity and product ties in a broader report on agricultural risks.
Detective Surprises Forgery Suspect With Real Identity
MINEOLA APDetec tive Joseph Kelly of the forgery squad tracked a rubber check artist signing checks with the name Joseph Kelly. When the real detective flashed his badge and introduced himself, the suspect grinned and asked how that could be.
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Joseph Kelly
Kelly
Joe Kelly
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Juanita Adams
Roy Taylor
Ee Doctors Park
Bob Anderson
FOOD
Amburger
Rith
Rath Blackhawk
Wieners
Goodale’s
Chuck
HAM
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Broadway
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