Talking dog and Gazelle Boy spark eerie warning tale
A satirical look at evolution and human ingenuity draws on Royston England’s talking dog Ben and a Gazelle Boy figure said to be raised by gazelles. The piece riffs on atomic power, warns of unchecked progress, and casts doubt on humanity’s path, echoing prophetic caution about the world “going to the dogs.”
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Nuremberg bill dispute sparks postwar blame
A hostile note from Nuremberg demands repayment of 4.09 pounds for Robert Ley’s funeral costs, arguing Allied courts bear responsibility for Nazi leaders and for the war. Critics warn about eroding postwar gains if UNRRA funding falters, urging equal rights and accountability for all veterans and workers.
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Leaders Claim Sole Credit For Defeating Japan In War
Reports say Stalin and Russian propaganda push the thesis that Russians won the victory over Japan, downplaying Allied help. The final phase saw Soviet forces breach Kwantung defenses as Japan surrendered August 14 1945 after the atomic bombings and U S occupation policies clashed with Moscow.
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Heirens Guilty in Six Murders Court Weighs Sentence
Chicago September 4 AP Wilfrim Heirens a 18 year old student pleaded guilty to six count murder indictments including the abduction and killing of six year old Suzanne Degnan. Heirens admitted guilt and hearings began to fix his punishment as prosecutors seek life imprisonment.
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British immigration ban cracks in Palestine policy
Washington column notes a crack in Britain's Palestine immigration stance. The entry plan involves American aristocratic women described as queen bees aimed at increasing Palestine's nutritional base, with mentions of the Jewish Agency and historical precedent.
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Bees to Palestine aboard air flight saga and warnings
The article details how queen bees are transported to Palestine by air, facing strict handling and timing constraints. It notes 18 days of food, potential risks if travel exceeds 14 days, and the need for passenger compartment seats to prevent cold death. It mentions British oversight and clever sign ideas to ease entry for insects amid broader Middle East agricultural plans.
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Inspiration Strikes Ted Sikorsky Through Shirt Folds
A noted expert on aircraft design, Ted Sikorsky, found inspiration in watching his father's shirts fluttering. The folding motion sparked ideas about streamlined surfaces and airflow that influenced his later work.
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Fragmentary note on postwar Japan division and occupation
The text contemplates Japan being divided among occupying powers, arguing that such a partition would echo Germany and Austria in consequences. It notes the potential impact on Russia and the risk of disunity, while stressing that restoration and democratic development depend on unified command and a single policymaking body led by the United States.
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Attendance contest plan discussed by Elks at lodge meeting
An Elks Lodge 499 gathering at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday night outlined a plan for an attendance contest in December. Teams split into veterans with over two years as members and those under two years. Captains were W A Midgley for the old group and Fred Obnieter for the young, with Pat Batted Buler and A J Markey noted in attendance.
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Elke Aril
Unsure Exalted Ruler Misses Meeting At Lodge
A fragment notes Karl Mangum as present exalted ruler unable to be preset. It references ancient Egypt and earliest pictures of surgical operations carved on stones over a tomb near Memphis dating to about 200 B C.
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