39 Bricklayer Apprentices Certifed At Swiss Country Club
Thirty nine A F L bricklayer apprentices received certificates Thursday night at Swiss Country Club for completing a four year training program. They logged 8000 hours of on the job work and 144 hours of related instruction annually at Timken Vocational High School.
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A.F.L
Swiss Country Club
Timken Vocational High School
Paul B. Belden
Belden Brick Co
Ohio
Belden
Labor Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Apprenticeship
A. F.L. Bricklayers Union
Structural Clay Products Institute, Inc
F. Warren Hoffman
Warren Hoffman Co
Harry Ecklund
Ashtabula
Karl C. Baer
Department of Labor
Edward Baker
Newark
Bricklayers International Union
Blocking TV Screen Sparks Divorce Fight in Memphis
Peggy R. Roberson 24 won a divorce from James H. Roberson 27 of Wichita on cruel and inhuman treatment. She alleged that when she blocked his view to decorate a Christmas tree he threw a chair, struck her, pulled her into a bathroom and held her head under water until she screamed before rescuers arrived.
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Peggy R. Roberson
James H. Roberson
Wichita
Kan
What Tension Does to You
In August Reader's Digest Dr. Richard Hoffman explains how tension heightens aggravating symptoms and can make you a candidate for real diseases. The constant demands of phone, clock and calendar affect body function and offer steps to lessen the tyranny for better health. Get your August issue for 45 condensed articles of lasting interest.
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Reader’s Digest
Richard Hoffman
Current Books
Two Japanese Reporters Expelled From Korea by Army
Tokyo reports two Kyodo newsmen Kazuo Fujita and Masatoshi Genseki were ordered home after violating a special order barring Japanese press from the Pusan area. They had been among 20 Japanese reporters accredited to cover cease fire talks at Kaesong.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
Pusan
Kyodo News Agency
Kazuo Fujita
Masatoshi Genseki
Supreme Command
Kaesong
Parole Granted for 36 Inmates at London Prison Farm
Columbus report notes Theodore Carpenter of Tuscarawas County among 36 inmates approved for parole effective August 29. Carpenter had been charged with non-support.
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Columbus
Theodore Carpenter
Tuscarawas County
London Prison Farm
Koreans and Japanese to be sentenced in espionage case
In Tokyo an international provost court will sentence 17 Japanese and Koreans for conspiracy to commit espionage after they were among 45 arrested last year in a spy ring. An 18th defendant was withdrawn. 27 others await trial. Sentences can reach 10 years each. The report ends with an unrelated line about a grasshopper.
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Tokyo
Ant
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