Taking two for tickets
In Middletown New Jersey police officers protest a quota by handing out mock tickets that warn drivers to stop. The notes, authored after Police Chief Joseph M. McCarthy mandated at least two tickets daily, threatened suspensions for officers who issued fewer.
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Cahners Publishing Built a $150 Million Trade Press Empire
Boston based Cahners Publishing Co has grown from a 1945 military material handling bulletin to a $150 million annual trade press empire. Norman Cahners and Saul Goldweitz lead a 30-title portfolio, 5 million readers, 1,500 employees, and 11 newsletters spanning manufacturing, electronics, construction, food service, and security.
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Brick and Clay Record
Plastics World
Cahners Publishing Co
Columbus Ave
Norman Cahners
Navy
Saul Goldweitz
International Publishing Corp. Ltd
Great Britian
Gullible store wings gull heads to cooling bay
In Olympia Washington a sea gull, weakened by 102 degree heat, was kept alive by a department store clerk. The bird refused to quit despite heat exhaustion and was eventually released into Puget Sound after a dip in water and a cooling soak.
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Olympia
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Pet Department
Teri Todd
Roger Bessey
Hermantown Fences Sidewalk From Horse Nuisance
Hermantown Minnesota with 7000 residents passes resolution banning horses on the city's only sidewalk on Ugstad Road between Maple Grove and Arrowhead. Mayor Helmer Ruth cites nuisance from horse traffic and riders not cleaning up as the reason for action.
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Hermantown
Ugstad Road
Maple Grove Road
Arrowhead Road
Ugstad
Ruth
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