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Title from accompanying material.; Text from item: Three New Hampshire men are in this study group at the course in emergency traffic control for civil defense being given from July 14 to 25 at Northeastern University, Boston, Mass. The course, sponsored by the Northeast Regional Office of the Federal Civil Defense Administration, is being attended by 30 highway transportation officials, traffic engineers, and police traffic supervisors, most of them from New England. Standing (left to right): Raymond Dahl, Inspector of Police, Milwaukee, Wis.; John H Levins, Northeast Regional Transportation Coordinator FCDA; and Prof. Gerald O'Connell, Director of Training, Traffic Institute, Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Seated (left to right): Harold E. Savage, Police Department, Keene, N.H.; John F. Lockwood, Lieutenant, New Hampshire State Police, Concord, N.H.; and Willian J. Kelley, Inspector of Police, Manchester, N.H.; Date from item or accompanying material.; Men from New Hampshire and Wisconsin attending Course</div>
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