German firm offers brushes and goods for export
A German firm advertises export offerings including brushes and toothbrushes, hair goods, furniture and clothing. The listing indicates available items for international trade and shipment.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1951
Page
5
A German firm advertises export offerings including brushes and toothbrushes, hair goods, furniture and clothing. The listing indicates available items for international trade and shipment.
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A Chicago electronic scientist unveils a new electronic ear that hides deafness and transmits whispers clearly, claiming it makes traditional hearing aids obsolete. It promises discreet wear with no visible battery wires and offers a free booklet titled New Discoveries to Help the Deaf Hear.
In Jennings Kansas a 400 resident town held a municipal election with no names on the ballot. Seventy eight voters cast write in votes for seven city offices and seventy seven different persons received votes.
The United States quota of wheat exports under the international wheat agreement for the 1950 51 marketing year has been filled.
From Taipei Formosa on May 7 a guerrilla leader named General Wang warns that at least one million fighters will rise against the Reds if Nationalist forces invade Kwangtung Province. He cites food and ammunition shortages and says guerrillas have lost access to station troops in the countryside.
Fire department officials probe the cause of a blaze that destroyed two vacant frame houses in the North Smithfield district just as racial tensions rise after Negro families moved in. Reverends E. B. Dampert and Milton Curry Jr. were in the nearby homes when the fires occurred amid a contested zoning dispute deemed unconstitutional by a federal court.
Walter Lee reports the cost of living has strained a Memphis family. The phrase on their auto sticker reads This Family Cannot Hoard, highlighting hardship and a need to economize amid rising prices.
A hen owned by Mrs. D. D. Mills laid a remarkably large egg, described as size 91 by Te inches, in Mississippi. The report notes the unusual egg as a notable local curiosity.
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