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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1946
Page
14
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Radar notes speculate on moon exploration and spacefrontier life as scientists discuss effects of near planetary flight. The piece imagines cowboys on rockets, Buck Rogers style adventures, and the political rush for space colonization resembling Columbus era exploration.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy to prevent chronic bronchitis. It claims the formula reaches the bronchial membranes, loosens phlegm, and soothes inflamed areas while offering a money back guarantee if it does not quickly stop the cough and restore rest.
Amarillo youth William C. Brown 18, son of Mrs Bertha Brown of 901 North Cleveland, is reported in Tokyo aboard the USS Nereus as a radioman in the ship's communications division. A former Amarillo High School student, Brown has served ten months in the Navy, took boat training in San Diego and completed Los Angeles radio school in September after duty on the USS Eurayle sub tender.
The text muses on moon and Mars politics and jobs, imagining mayors of the moon and governors of Mars. It envisions interplanetary travel bringing ships to hangars and dining futures, with Venusian jobs and lunar honeymoons replacing Earthly norms. It playfully speculates on planetary gastronomy and romance routes across the solar system.
The excerpt muses on space exploration as a potential cure for societal ills and envisions frontier-style expansion on Neptune and Mars. It speculates on new sports leagues and universals to replace familiar events, while doubting major life changes from leaving Earth. The note closes with a 1440 book history reference.
In 1330 Bavarian townships the Christian Social Union leads the Christian Democrats with 112852 votes to 24926 for the Social Democrats. Liberal Democrats gain 3074 and Communists 2637. Independents or splinter groups attract over 109790 votes in municipal council elections for towns 5000 to 20000.
Henry J. Kaiser said he has received many calls urging a project to combine his Fontana California plant the government owned Geneva Utah plant Colorado Fuel Iron Wickwire Spencer Republic Steel and others into a new enterprise He could neither confirm nor deny the rumors and noted two additional small companies were proposed as logical additions.
Fines for violation of the state Liquor Control Act in 1945 totaled 539314 dollars, an increase of 130295 dollars over the prior year, according to Liquor Control Board figures released this week.
Shipping and cargoes valued at 500 million dollars were salvaged during the war, accounting for 97 percent of all ships reachable.
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