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where Christ spent his childhood Squeak entry to The Times for judging in the second week of the and Fawzl El Kawk {Safety contest. k lieved to maintain iB le Stacks of entries on home, farm and traffic near-accidents { 1 of his so-called Arab army of Caused the judges to ponder long in their selection of the best entry | 4 liberation. Lo the Brat f what |ypur immediate family, one that } Pe An official announcement by ples of here pe. ona | might have caused serious injury ’ lor death—but didn’t. Complete {your letter with a statement in 25 iwords or less, “My Freak Squeak {taught me this safety lesson...”

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that the uhion’s International Executive Board meets this afternoon with the U. S. Steel negotiating committee. The union’s 171-man_wage-policy committee will meet tomorrow. The meetings follow the usual pattern in contract announcements. The amount of the increase will range between 1215 and 16-cents an hour, according

FROM POLAND—A [fred [the Reszkiewicz, who arrived in the United States this week from Cracow, Poland, will enter the graduate school of the University of Notre Dame in September. In, the meantime he

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reported fighting a running battle while field guns dueled overhead and infantry plunged forward in a showdown struggle for the key

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Mrs. James Lennox, 272 S. LaSalle St, told how her son, John, fell out of a speeding car only to be caught on the door handle by his leather belt. The first week's winner, 18-year-old Mrs. Marshall Ellis, 1731 E. LaGrande St, told of a near-

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HIT BY PLANK, KILLED MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 15 (UP)—Emil Greiger, 80, was killed late yesterday when he was struck on the head by a plank, loosened as a truck backed up to dump a load of dirt.

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