European ice show draws mixed reaction in Europe
Tour of 100 performers and crew, including skaters and wardrobe staff, stirs debate as players describe Europe as either appealing or tiring. Skaters from Canada and the United States discuss home ties and plans to continue tours to Paris and Rome, with options to head to the US or South America after November.
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F. Gilmore
Harlem
Su Ag
Portugal
Turin
Italy
Aga
Rome
Reine OY
Europe
Ene
Edmonton
Alberta
Paris
Switzerland
United States
120 Orphaned Children Adopted By 300 Women
In Levittown New York Rosary Confraternity members at St Bernard's Church adopt an Indian orphanage. After learning 128 boys at St Anthony's Orphanage Aleppey India faced hunger, 300 Edmewives pledge to buy extra food each week. Monthly packages are then shipped to the orphanage.
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Levittown
India
St Anthony's Orphanage
Aleppey
Rosary Confraternity
St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church
Pipeline Pioneer to Speak at Oil Association Meet
W Alton Jones, leader of the group that built the Big Inch and Little Big Inch pipelines in World War I, will address the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association meeting in Beaumont on October 19. He is president of Cities Service Company and former president of Ameri can Petroleum Institute and Warm Emergency Pipelines Inc. General Manager Charles E. Simons announced the plans.
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Dallas
W. Alton Jones
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Beaumont
Charles E. Simons
Jones
Cities Service Company
Charman
American Petroleum Institute
Warm Emergency Pipelines, Inc
New Drug Offers Hope for Heart Disease Victims
Basel Switzerland scientists report a new synthetic drug called 5198 showing promise in treating coronary thrombosis. In animal tests on isolated rabbit hearts, 5198 dilates coronaries after induced occlusion, restoring normal flow in seconds. Extensive lab testing continues to assess safety and effectiveness for humans.
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Paul F. Ellis
Science
Basel
Switzerland
Zion to stage pageant on 50th anniversary reveal
A Zion history pageant recounts founder Dowie, Voliva era, and the town’s turn from strict laws to modern life. The parade and Labor Day pageant will mark Zion’s 50th anniversary, omitting Voliva in coverage.
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Voliva
City OF Zion
Wierd
FROM
Zion
History of
America
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Scotland
Chicago
Australia
Tabernacle
Near South Side
Lake Front
Milwaukee
Lfe
Dowie
Shiloh
England
Lee RL ‘Fleming
Fleming
Vitamins Put Back Into Polished Rice By New Technique
Basel report notes Dr M F Furter developed a method to enrich one kernel in 200 polished rice to restore vitamin B1 iron after milling. A 1945 trial on 90,000 people in Bataan cut beri-beri deaths by 67.3 percent in two years. Puerto Rico and others adopt enrichment. vitamin A remains challenging.
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Paul F. Ellis
Basel
Switzerland
Science
Globe
M. F. Furter
Furter
Bataan
Puerto Rico
United States
Family Squeezed by Housing Shortage Moves Into Trailer
McCoy and his wife with seven month old Sandra sleep in a bedroom while the three older girls rest on the living room couch and four boys bivouac in the kitchen floor, unable to rent a house.
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McCoy
Sandra
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Wilbur Glenn Voliva
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Thrift
Texas “Avenue
Hellonet
Finland
Helsini
Pan Amercian
Helsinki
Mami
Rindge
Arlington: National Cemetery
Cathedral of the ‘Pines
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Wieutenant
AL Petink
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