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With his international certification in health and safety, Rocky boast of being commander of the \"only true multi-cultural EMT in the world\". He considers BSVAC as,\" the Pride of Bed- Stuy: The Peoples EMT\". Under his Command, BSVAC has been first re- sponders in Haiti, during 911 in lower Manhattan, in New Orleans for Hurri- cane Katrina, Sandy and other inter- national, national and local disas- ters. He boast of the many graduates who have become doctors and EMTs with city agencies like the FDNY, especially Nicholas Welch, who he remembers as a \" 9 year old who hung out on the BSVAC pre- mises with a bat and ball until he was old enough to take the EMT class and is currently employed by the Fire Department\". There is a con- stant stream of youths going to and from the school, asking about and registering in his classes. The ma- jority of the instructors are gradu- ates from the training school.

Sous le règne de Louis XV, le cardinal de Fleury entend poursuivre les loges maçonniques installées dans la capitale pour activité séditieuse. Entre 1740 et 1747, cette tâche revient à M. de Marville, lieutenant général de police sur Paris. Grâce à la mise en place d'un véritable réseau de renseignements, il devient difficile pour les francsmaçons de se réunir en toute discrétion. Pendant un temps, les services de police parisiens réussissent même à freiner l'expansion « des idées nouvelles », en empêchant l'avènement de nouvelles loges ou en recourant à de nombreuses arrestations. Toutefois, les résultats escomptés sont loin d'être satisfaisants. En 1743, la mort de M. de Fleury marque également un réel tournant. Sans appuis au plus haut niveau de l'Etat, M. de Marville se retrouve esseulé dans cette lutte contre la franc-maçonnerie. En l'absence de directives, il ne peut empêcher les loges de croître en toute liberté. En 1747, sa démission « forcée » met un terme définitif aux velléités de l'autorité royale de contrôler l'activité des francs-maçons installés dans le royaume de France. Under the reign of Louis XV, the cardinal of Fleury intends to pursue masonic lodges installed in the capital for rebellious activity. Between 1740 and 1747, this task returns to mister de Marville, general lieutenant of police on Paris. Thanks to the implementation of a real network of information, it becomes difficult for the freemasons to meet in any discretion. During a time, the Parisian police services manage even to slow down the expansion of the « new ideas », by preventing the advent of new lodges or by resorting to numerous arrests. However, the expected results are far from being satisfactory. In 1743, the cardinal of Fleury's death is also a real turning point. Without supports for the highest level of the State, mister de Marville finds himself forsaken in this fight against the freemasonry. In the absence of directives, he cannot prevent the lodges from growing quite freely. In 1747, his « forced » resignation puts a definitive term in the vague desires of the royal authority to control the activity of the freemasons installed in the kingdom of France.

Captain Michael M. Of Long Beach, NY, passed away on Friday, April 15. He was 86 years old. Born in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn, NY, Captain Chicurel developed a love of the ocean that ushered him into a distinguished career in maritime affairs. He graduated from the United States Merchant Marine Academy in 1943, and served in the United States Navy during World War II.

Reviews the recorded compilation of 1920s Texas fiddle bands (Document). Finds only the Capt. Bonner and A. L. Steeley material enjoyable.

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