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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1948

Page

3

Beautician to Rat Catcher Ranked as Engineers

A Collier's campaign documented widespread misuse of the title engineer in the United States. It lists examples such as Pajama Engineer a manufacturer Exterminating Engineer a rat catcher and Appearance Engineer a beauty parlor operator highlighting the breadth of non engineering roles adopting the label.

Collier’s

Government pamphlets teach a wide range of how to guides

Washington notes government publications cover cooking, homemaking, child care, home buying, farming, and crafts. Agencies publish basics from infant care to how to judge a house, with prices from 5 to 50 cents and titles like The Aleut Language and Album of American Battle Art.

Washington Government Printing Office G.P.O Agriculture Department Bureau of Home Economics Fish and Wildlife Service Interior Department Itten Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department Civil Aeronautics Administration Office of Education Public Health Commerce Department War Department

Paralytic Woman Flees Police Raid in Genoa

Luciana Galli pani a 25 year old cigarette bootlegger, long thought paralyzed, miraculously regains movement during a police raid at the arsenal entrance. She rises and runs, escaping pursuers after a surprise interception of contraband American cigars.

Genoa Italy Luciana Gallipani Luciana

California mother arrives five minutes late to dying son

Mrs Marguerite Whitting of San Diego flew to Fort Bragg to see her son Pvt Earl Whitting 23 of the airborne a mortos at the hospital. She reached at 3 35 a m after the death at 3 30 a m leaving the family and unit grief stricken and the leave not yet approved.

Fort Bragg N. C California Marguerite Whitting San Diego Pvt Earl Whitting

Rural Life Program aims to lift small town living nationwide

A nationwide Rural Life program seeks to improve living standards in small towns and rural communities through local action, diversified occupations, and cooperative efforts. It notes changing farming, income disparities, and urban migration as drivers, with aims including better rural health, recreation, and cultural outlets. Future articles will share successful community examples.

Eable Hitch WIN Features America

Seamstress Reduces Costs by Altering Police Uniforms

Charleston West Virginia sees savings as Mrs Adana Summers alters and mends state police uniforms. Each rookie receives 326 65 dollars worth of clothing and leftovers are repurposed saving taxpayers about 2000 dollars in six months per Captain Harry Meyers.

Charleston W. VA Adana Summers West Virginia Harry C. Meyers

Doctor Includes Cows In Medical Equipment

Eureka North Carolina reports Dr. Henderson Irwin, a country physician, keeping 84 cows as part of his practice. He lends cows to patients lacking livestock and profits from calf sales, claiming marriage licenses should require a couple to prove they own a bed a stove and a cow.

Eureka N. C Henderson Irwin Irwin

Midnight Snacks Pay Collegian's Way

Elmo W Geppelt a 24 year old married veteran KU engineering student funds his education by running student owned car deliveries to 50 student houses. Each car has two operators delivering every evening Sunday through Thursday. Geppelt's wife Betty a former Ransen university student joins in.

Geppert Betty Ransen

Intimate Phone Call Goes On Air in Freak Mixup

A magnetic storm caused a telephone line to jump to a live radio line, broadcasting an intimate phone call without the participants' knowledge. The incident occurred in New York and was heard on a coast to coast program.

New York

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