Glowing Hand Trap False Alarm Signals Cleanup
A Cleveland Five Department unit faced a strange false alarm when a violet light halted a patrol, triggering a chase. John Maksume, in an album jacket, arrived as the event unfolded, and the department reset all alarm boxes after clearing the glow from the scene. He received 30 digs and coal.
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Ski Patrols Train For Safer Winter sport
The National Ski Patrol and American Red Cross launch expanded safety education for ski patrollers in the East and Midwest. Courses October 11 20 in Hanover New Hampshire and October 26 27 in Forge New York will train hundreds of patrollers as first aid and safety instructors for thousands of skiers.
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Pheasant Season To Open Tomorrow
Pheasant season opens tomorrow on New York two consecutive Saturdays with a daily bag limit of two cock pheasants. The Conservation Department aims to protect hens for next year and has launched an intensive law enforcement campaign with state police deputies and game protectors. Hunters will face repeated checks as part of the effort to safeguard hen pheasants.
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Bulgaria Faces Slim Chance of Diplomatic Recognition
United States and allies accuse the Soviet backed Sofia regime of suppressing a Bulgarian election protest and censoring Voice of America. The State Department says Col Gen Sergei Biryusov ordered blocking publications to shield Russia’s influence in the Balkans amid broader U S concern over Bulgaria and related Balkan tensions.
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Welcome Sign At Troy Boys Club Supported By Chest Aid
The Troy Boys Club on State Street expands its winter program with classes in crafts, woodworking, and leather work, plus archery, movies, dances, and sports. The Summer Camp Barker offers daytime activities for homebound youths. Community Chest support funds the Tiny Boys Club, enabling ongoing youth programs and facilities. Sixteen-year-olds and younger participate across education and recreation efforts, including gym activities and club teams.
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OPA Abolishes Price Controls On Cosmetics
The Office of Price Administration scrapped price ceilings on cosmetics and related sundries, with a decontrol order planned for November 7. Most items such as cosmetics, lumber, and sundries were freed from ceilings while essential goods like building materials, rents, clothing, machinery, and durable items remained controlled or transitioned to non-ceiling pricing.
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Pressure DOLL It aA Tornado Cork Bottle Experiment
A rough description explains how a tornado can pull a cork from a bottle by reducing internal pressure. The note mentions the cork being expelled when external air pressure overwhelms the bottle's seal.
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Wind Windfall Shocks Lynchburg Crowd As Goldstain Loses Cash
A gust of wind swept $600 from Goldstain in Lynchburg causing a swift scramble among onlookers. Bystanders chased the cash across a block long street as officials or witnesses noted the chaos and the crowd urged order. Goldstain later described the incident and the crowd’s reaction, while police investigated the strange mishap.
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