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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

25

Queensland forms place names committee to trace origins

The University of Queensland forms a place names committee to determine meanings and pronunciations of thousands of Queensland town names. Plaques will be erected in towns detailing the origins. American WWII soldiers found many names hard to pronounce, especially Aboriginal ones like Coonabara gran Mundabullangana and Bunge waragal. The word that caused GIs to fall silent means the place where the lightning struck.

Sydney University of Queensland Queensland Coonabaragran Mundabullangana Bungewaragal

English Styles Swing Toward Military Look

The Englishman shifts from casual tweeds to a military style with tighter jackets and narrow cuffless trousers. The Tailor and Cutter notes the trend as a reaction to postwar American fashion and Hollywood excess.

London Britain

Doodlebug Train May Be Abandoned Amid Losses

The Baltimore and Ohio rail line through Zanesville with Parkersburg may scrap the diesel doodlebug service after a 22,000 dollar annual loss. B O officials cited revenue shortfalls as the reason for potential withdrawal.

Zanesville Baltimore & Ohio Parkersburg W. Va Muskingum Valley

Prattsville Wedding Draws Local Family Tete a Tete

Mr and Mrs Hen Dearth and children plus Ruth Dearth attended their son Coe Dearths wedding to Donna Saylor of New Marshfield on June 23. Numerous area residents and relatives joined the celebration and social visits followed at local communities and hospitals.

Prattsville Hen. Dearth Jean Neil Hlene Dale Ralph Ann Cliffie Robert Clemens Ruth Dearth Coe Donna Saylor New Marshfield Frank Coe George Dearth Fannie Daft Edna Dearth Eddie Dearth Lincoln Marvin McKibben Susie Brooks Maude Pearse Nancy Winner Columbus Lydia Mercer Zaleski Robert Quick Jessie Davis Harkins Chapel W. E. Dearth John Maxwell Ams Hospital C. M. Ogle David Athens Cecil Mace James Mace Sarah Meckenry Richard Gardner Jacksonville Margaret Daugherty Pau Daugherty Green Valley Grange Fina Dearth

Hutton's Voice Must Rest After Vocal Cord Operation

Hollywood gossip notes Betty Hutton, famed for her loud screen persona, is recuperating at home after surgery for corns on her vocal cords. Persistent yelling in her career led to nodes on the cords, forcing a quiet period to heal.

Hutton Hollywood Betty Hutton Betty

Mouthless bigmouth buffalo found in Moon Lake

The Mississippi game and fish commission reports a four pound four ounce mouthless bigmouth buffalo caught in Moon Lake. Experts believe it was born without a mouth and fed through its gills, with algae strands observed in the gills. The fish appeared healthy aside from being thin and about three years old.

Washington Mississippi Game and Fish Commission Moon Lake Commission Bey Yeah

Navy men use dog to tease Marines at Hastings depot

Navy sailors at the Hastings Naval Ammunition Depot teased Marine colleagues with a trained cocker spaniel that rolls over on hearing the word dead. When asked which they would rather be the dog rolled over as if dead, highlighting rivalry between services.

Hastings, Neb Hastings Naval Ammunition Depot

Hungarians Reject Cosmopolitan Tennis Names

Budapest report says Hungarian tennis racket makers will stop using cosmopolitan names. Newsport criticized current quality and aristocratic names such as Lady Lord Admiral Oxford, calling it a cosmopolitan tendency in tennis. State factories promise newer, up to date names in the future.

Budapest Hungary Oxford

Eels Migrating Across Seas From Rivers to Atlantic

Eels leave American and European streams to spawn in warm Atlantic waters north of the equator. They produce offspring there and die. The young eel then swim back to the same homes their parents departed from.

America Europe Equator

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