NRA Repeal Big News to Italy
Rome dispatch notes Italy’s evolving view of the United States. Italians see NRA as a compliment to fascist aims, oppose monetary policy fearing lira loss, and watch prohibition repeal affecting wine exports. Lindbergh remains a lasting American news figure in Italian papers.
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Recommend suspension of open price provisions in codes
NRA official Whiteside urges temporary suspension of wast ing period in open price provisions to curb price fixing. He proposes continuing in a few codes for study before final conclusions, noting the Blue Eagle program and immediate action to curb industry pressure.
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Fasteeth Powder Promises Secure False Teeth All Day
Fasteeth is advertised as an improved powder that holds false teeth firm and comfortable with no taste or pasty feel. It lets you eat laugh and talk freely and is available at City Drug Store Fox Drug Co or your druggist in three sizes.
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Newspaper Veteran John R. Lunsford Laid to Rest in Temple
Funeral services were held today for John R. Lunsford 76 a longtime Texas newspaper veteran and former president of the Texas Editorial Association. He served as capital correspondent for several papers and was managing editor of the San Antonio Express Houston Telegram and Austin American He edited Ferguson Forum for former Gov James E Ferguson He is survived by his widow two sons a daughter and two brothers from Houston.
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Chorus Girl Swimmer Is Life Saver
Toby Wing, a chorus beauty who learned to swim for a role, saved film extra Mary Tom Blackwood after a rope swing collision left Blackwood unconscious with a fractured nose. Richard Arlen and Ida Lupine were present as the incident occurred during on location filming in Hollywood. Blackwood was rushed to a hospital and survived with injuries aside from the nose fracture.
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Dallas Woman Rushes To Catch Liner For World Cruise
Miss Frances Bacon of Dallas Texas boarded the liner President Johnson in San Francisco after a dash by airplane to reach the ship before it sailed yesterday. She hurried to overtake her sister and a party of friends on a world cruise but could not start from Dallas due to illness.
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Two Tragic Deaths Probed by Coroner
In Hamlin Texas a coroner's inquest was awaited into a double shooting at a boarding house that left Mrs. Margaret Taylor aged 34 and Arnold Jones dead. The sole witness, Mrs. C M Arnold, said Jones shot Taylor then fired at her before killing himself. Justice of the Peace G W Turner declined to verdict, hinting at murder and suicide.
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Ultimatum Demands Doll Break With Politicians
In Innsbruck Austria Feb 5 Heimwehr leaders Prince Ernest von Starhemberg and Richard Steidle pressed Chancellor Doll to sever ties with party politicians or lose Heimwehr support. They warned him to shift his stance toward the Christian Social party amid a mass meeting.
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Trio of High School Athletes Dead in Ohio Train Collision
Three CHS athletes Charles Ludwig Jr Gene Ferrell and Don Conley all about 18 were killed instantly when their car was struck by a B P freight train at an unguarded crossing near Chillicothe Ohio on February 4 1945.
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Leaf-nosed bat from West Indies named for nose leaf
The leaf-nosed bat of the West Indies derives its name from a leaf like projection on its nose. Its tongue is roughened like a file and used to rasp fruit.
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Saves Pennies Buys Auto in Nebraska City News
Charles W. Nute Jr saved pennies for twelve years and traded about 33 pounds of pennies totaling 350 dollars plus his old car for a shiny new automobile, drawing neighbor chatter about thrift and perseverance.
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Boulder Dam contractor dies of heart disease
Salt Lake City Feb 5 Six Companies Inc builder of the Boulder Dam reports its third president loss since formation E O Wattis died suddenly at his Ogden Utah home Saturday night Wattis death ends a career with the giant project leadership changes.
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Natives Attack Nairobi Sparks Fatal Clash Near Forest Hideout
A clash near a brigands' hideout in a forest area left one British policeman critically wounded and two native bandits killed. Kenya police with modern firearms confronted a gang using poisoned arrows in the incident.
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