Civil Defense Family Action guidelines urged for emergencies
A Senate Cloakroom note describes the Federal Civil Defense Administration Family Action program. It advises families to plan, train, and practice protective steps for war or natural disasters, including shelter location, radio readiness, shutting gas and heat sources, stockpiling food and water, and designated family leaders to issue orders during emergencies.
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Administration
Man bound over in Raleigh fatal shooting case
Richard Kluckhohn, 21, charged with murder in the death of Bernice Seawell calls the incident an awful accident. A Raleigh judge ruled there is probable cause to send the case to superior court, with Kluckhohn held without bond. The next term begins June 6. Seawell, a Washington government worker, was killed in a downtown parking lot last Friday.
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Kluckhohn
Harvard
Superior Court
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Washington, D. C
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G. R. Creel
Chapel Hill
Creel
Kluckholm
Kiuckhorn
Ellen Waldron
Chicago
Eli
Miss Waldron
Richards
University of Chicago
Miss Seawell
North
Sanford
Kluckhohn linked to hotel shooting and police probe
Detective Capt. KR. E. Goodwin outlined the investigation surrounding a fatal shooting linked to Kluckhohn who checked out 10 minutes after the blast. A hotel room 214 window bore a neat bullet hole and Chapel Hill police were asked to check Kluckhohn at Dr. J. H Kahl’s residence.
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Kluckhohn
Goodwin
Chapel Hill
J. H Kahl
More Auto Production Records Are Possible
Detroit May 16 More auto production records appear likely as the industry last week built 182,960 passenger cars, bringing the year to date to 3,239,124. A six month volume near 4.5 million seems achievable unless a work stoppage occurs. The present 1950 record of 6,660,000 was set then. The CIO United Auto Workers began wage plan talks with General Motors and Ford, taking a strike vote among 465,000 members.
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United Auto Workers
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Ford
West Virginia weighs Potomac island move and chestnut fight
Maryland island in the Potomac near Harper's Ferry may be absorbed by West Virginia the board of natural resources met to study boundary status and tax implications. officials also moved to combat an expanding water chestnut infestation covering about 100 acres in Chesapeake Bay tributaries near Baltimore and Harford counties. Board advised further checks with the State Tax Commission and potential site visits while noting other nearby islands could be at risk of joining the southern shore. Also approved fish ladders for a Little Falls Potomac dam and notified the Corps of Engineers and Congress. Spelling champs named for Thurmont High School juniors and seniors with top honors listed.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Harford Counties
State Conservation Agency
William R. Bayliff
U.S
Potomac
Bayliff
John P Tawes
Little Falls
Corps of Engineers
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