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Siamese birth is believed “to be the first ever recorded in Pennsylvania.

JUDGE RUSH DEAD

CHICAGO, May 1 (U. P.).—Judge Pred Rush, 77, author of the Illinois primary election law and“a circuit court judge in Cook county since 1919, died yesterday {of a heart attack.

rupted Jewish immigration as a “most unjust and inhuman blow.” Boris Smolar, news editor of tife Jewish Telegraphic agency in New York, traced the 100-year growth of the American Jewish press at a dinner yesterday sponsored by the Indianapolis Jewish federation.

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- At Butler University — | Field Day. : New walnut plaques hung in the Of seves B t3day after the schools’ newspapers and journalists romped off with honors at the journalism feild day Saturday at Butler university. Manual Training high school was the champion, copping two firsts, two seconds and one third. Other first places went to Shortridge, Broad Ripple and Technical high schools of Indianapolis and Central and North Side high schools of Ft. Wayne. . Indianapolis newspaper and radio executives, judges in the off-the-| campus contest, made the following awards:

Ft. Wayne Paper Chosen Best paper in schools enrolling more than 2000 pupils—Ft. Wayne Central, first; Anderson, second, and Shortridge, third. Sg . Best Paper in schools with enroll-

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North Side, first; Manual, second, and Hobart, third. Best sports story—Manual, first; Jasper, second, and Hobart, third. Best News Story Best news story—Manual, first and second, ‘and Warren Centrla, third. Best advertisement — Shortridge, | first; Ft. Wayne North Side, second, and Broad Ripple, third. Best editorial—Broad Ripple, first; Technical, second, and Marion, third. i Best feature—Technical, first; An-|

The senate bill provides: An independent office of contract ment, headed by a presidentiallyappointed director; actual settle= ments to be negotiated by the

government agencies that: made |

the contracts, prompt removal of government property fram plants

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tion of general accounting office limited to frauds. > J f a » New York Opens Exhibit NEW YORK CITY'S post-war exhibit, opened today by Mayor LaGuardia, presents a preview of

‘a billion-dollar program of pub‘lic improvements for which plans

and specifications are completed or well advanced—probably the largest such program, according to the mayor, ever proposed at one time by any city. ; An elaborate booklet distributed by the exhibit includes a letter from President Roosevelt, commending New York's foresight, expressing hope that other cities and states will follow the example, and observing that they might be encouraged to do so if congress would act on his recommendation, first in 1941, for federal aid in

| preparing detailed plans for post.war public works,

Mayor.LaGuardia said that New York City's program cannot be financed without substantial federal and state aid, He expects to

get it, and the fact that he doesn’t | know how much it will amount to |

Aviation authorities say much engineering progress will be nec- ' essary before helicopters are made big enough for bus’ service, but forecasts of their probable size and weight may help in planning rooftop landing places. ” - o x Pre-Fabricated Homes U. 8. Steel Corp. may sell prefabricated .homes direct to the public. It's reported about to buy an Indiana company in that field, with intention of developing domestic and world markets for buildings using a larger proportion of steel than has been

derson, second, and Manual, third. | “has not kept us from planning.” | customary in prefabrication.

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