Oslo to Build Capital's First Aquarium Next to Strandpromenaden
After nearly 30 years of liberation Oslo authorities approve plans for the capital's first aquarium at Skarpsno by Strandpromenaden. The facility will house a joint Fisheries Directorate and Institute of Marine Biology laboratory. Bergen also plans an aquarium as part of the Institute of Marine Research.
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Oslo
Skarpsno
Fisheries Directorate
Institute of Marine Biology
Norway
Bergen
Plans for United States liner fill many details
More than 12 million plans were prepared for the new liner United States. Taken end to end they would form a path 30 inches wide and stretch more than 10 miles.
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New York
United States
First Baptist Girls Auxiliary honors for highest queens
Three honor recipients led by Wandalee Long Nancy Farrell and Marilyn Allred named queen regents at a church recognition service. Cape bearers Rose Mary Quinn Jean Gardner and Mary Lynn Sullivan. crowns went to Doris Ryan Georgia Nelson June Ricks Sue Britt Mina Nell Fields Sandy Townsend Mary Bess Mott Carilyn Mabry Jane Chaney Betsy Pettyjohn Sue Jean Lou Jane Loftis. David Quinn Royal Ambassador Jack Tom Riley Ambassador Extraordinary. Ken Carpenter announced honorees. Mrs. Allen Bryan organist Miss Nann O Keefe sang A Child of the King. Ushers Priscilla Walker Phyllis Hamilton Nancy Gibson Barbara Cook Nancy Jo Clark. Mrs C Y Johnson presented corsages. Jeff M. Moore presided.
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Girls’ Auxiliary
Women’s Union of the
First Baptist Church
Wandalee Long
Nancy Farrell
Marilyn Allred
Gay Lynn Loessier
Karen Stephens
Peggy Jo Harrell
Queens
Rose Mary Quinn
Jean Gardner
Mary Lynn Sullivan
Doris Ryan
Georgia Nelson
June Ricks
Nancy Gibson
Barbara Cook
Nancy Jo Clark
C. Y. Johnson
Women’s Union of the Church
Jeff M. Moore
Borger Presded
After 33 Years a WWI Bullet Found in Wrist
John W. McCarthy of Newburgh, aged 59, carried a World War I bullet in his left wrist for 33 years. An accidental fall unseated the bullet, causing pain, leading to X-ray confirmation and surgery that finally removed the projectile. He recalls minor wrist blood in November 1918 after an all night bombardment.
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Newburgh
Nywp
John W. McCarthy
McCarthy
Engineer Captain Prefers Keyboard Over Drafting Board
Earle Arthur Jacklin, Purdue graduate and WWII captain of engineers, finished three years at Cherubini Institute in Florence studying on the GI Bill. He returns home next month and seeks a piano teaching job in the West.
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Earle Arthur Jacklin
Purdue University
Cherubini Institute
Florence
Italy
Pineapples Export Begins in French Cameroons
The French Cameroons start exporting pineapples for the first time marking a new agricultural milestone. Local growers anticipate market access and revenue growth as shipments begin to reach international buyers.
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Cameroons
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