Public views on Secretary Acheson and cabinet fate
Local workers express mixed opinions on Dean Acheson remaining as Secretary of State under President Truman. Some say he should be ousted for the country’s good, while others defend his tenure and blame broader political conditions. Several predict or hope for his departure amid public frustration.
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Earl Boydston
North Harrison
Acheson
Truman
R. B. Brown
North Lincoln
Dean Ache
Harry Truman
J. W. Moore
Alabama
Endless Chain Quilt Blocks Pattern Offer
Summertime sewing motif describes Endless Chain Quilt blocks and penny-saver Pattern 7217 with pieces and directions. Readers are invited to send twenty cents to Amarillo Globe News for pattern 7217 at New York postal address, plus name and address. Additional Alice Brooks Needlework catalog offer for twenty cents includes crochet knitting embroidery patterns and a sample pattern printed in the book.
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Amarillo Globe- News
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Book production in France rises in exports
Paris reports France exported 6,700 tons of books last year, beating the pre war high. Belgium Luxembourg Union bought 1,850 tons, with Switzerland and Algeria close behind, followed by Great Britain, Canada and the United States in reduced orders.
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Paris
France
Belgium-Luxembourg Union
Switzerland
Algeria
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Sea Cobras Lure By Floodlights Net 30 Serpents Afloat
Scientists aboard a ship lure dangerous cobra family sea snakes with floodlights and net 30 individuals while probing their fast backward swimming and long bodies eight feet or more as they dive for fish far offshore. The patrol notes their venomous fangs and ocean residence.
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Pacific
Cautious Driving Urged at City Outskirts Intersections
In driving guidance, drivers are urged to approach all intersections with caution, with special emphasis on those on the outskirts of cities to reduce accidents and improve safety.
Elephants Trained as Work Animals Rise to Thirty or Forty
It is now believed that African elephants can be trained as work animals, with about 30 to 40 animals trained annually in recent years. This shift follows earlier doubts about their trainability and highlights growing use of elephants in labor roles.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Canada
Finland
Dominican Flying Meat Exports From Dominican Republic
CIUDAD TRUJILLO The Dominican Republic has begun flying meat to New York after years of shipments to neighboring nations. Daily cargo planes carry Dominican meat to Puerto Rico Venezuela Martinique Curacao and other Caribbean destinations. Last year 15 million pounds were shipped to Puerto Rico alone.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
New York
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Martinique
Curacao
Caribbean
Surge Generator Tests High Voltage Equipment
A laboratory tests how transformers cables and insulators withstand sudden high voltages. The surge generator produces a lightning like charge that can exceed a million volts in a single discharge.
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