Power Line Nightmare in Portsmouth Poipu Safety Meeting
Augusta CAP officials report a rising number of electrocutions as road workers and utility crews clash over electrical hazards. Harold F. Schourle of Central Made Power Co notes safety rules exist for crews, but contractors remain hard to control. Frederick N. Allen convened the Utilities Commission meeting to address enforcement gaps and training needs.
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Augusta Cap
Harold F. Schourle
Central Made Power Co
Public Utilities Commission
FUC
Frederick N. Allen
Schuurle
Labor & Industry
Commiesiower
Marin E. Marty
Board of Construction Safety Rules and Regulations
Lehourle
Minister to Debate Empty Chair on Hanging Penalty
Durham New Hampshire Episcopal cleric Rev Lester Kinsolving will debate capital punishment with an empty chair at University of New Hampshire student meeting. The event, at 7 20 pm, follows opposition from Attorney General Geo Murphy who called the discussion inappropriate for state officials to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
University of New Hampshire
King
Lester Kinsolving
St. Andrew's Church
Daptain
Colby Junior College
New London
N.H
Casterbury
Abert Jv. Snow
St. George's Church
Episcopal
Caneterbury
Snow
Atty
Geo. Maurice Murphy
New Hampshire
Bmr
Kinsolving
Mississippi
Honehambes
Atewara
Concord State Prison
Afr. Kinsolying
Wesley Powell
Dover Girl Killed As Car Hits Bike
Katherine Connally aged 15 died in a collision on New Rochester Road when her bicycle was struck by a car. The Dover resident was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Connally. The driver swerved suddenly into the street, causing the fatal crash.
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Dover
Katherine Connally
New Rochester
Ald Mra
Joseph Connally
Ald Pallee the Youssler
Reds Require Non Communist Oath for Tampa Housing
Tampa housing authority demands tenants sign a non Communist oath. Director Thomas Dyer says every head of family must declare Communist party membership or be evicted or denied future housing. A fragment mentions Capt. John Mason as founder of New Hampshire and a reference to a Yale or similar university.
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Tampa
Fla
Thomas Dyer
Communist Party
Dyer
John Mason
New Hampshire
School Board Approves Plan For Teachers Pay
KITTERY The integrated school board approved a new teachers salary schedule to take effect next September. Unanimous vote at a special meeting approved the plan amid a failed attempt by the KTA to redraw terms. The schedule raises pay scales from bachelors to masters levels with a broad range of increments and guarantees near 100 dollar yearly increases, boosting the three year budget by about 137200 amid possible state and federal subsidies.
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Kittery
Foint
Killery Teachers’ Association
Valeey
Almeost
KTA
Management Memos These Phones Are for Company Business
AUsorted anecdotes describe how office phones are used for personal calls during work hours. Workers from managers to clerks use lines for private chats, lunches, and social errands, delaying business while offices transform into a network of personal duties. MIT launches a $36 million construction and remodeling plan with four new or renovated buildings.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Nesa
Americ
Ftat
Jong
Lim
Threel
Java
Elmore
Cambridge
Mats
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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