Germany Tests Snow Proof Highway Emulsion Idea
Germany engineers test a snow and ice proof highway coating named B.C.939 AN by Wilhelm Rademacher of Buettel Holstein. The emulsion supposedly dissolves snow and ice with earth’s radiations, aiming to add costs but improve winter road safety. Trial piece laid in open country last winter reportedly kept roads clear. Local legal note follows about a hotel cat dispute in Brunswick.
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Rademascher
Wilhelm Rademacher
Buettel
Holstein
Rademacher
Bridlington
England
Kingley Griffiths
Hannover
Joseph N. Woodward
Cyril
Pattit
Brunswick
Pettit
Griffiths
Woodward
Daughter of WWII general wife convicted in Tokyo murder trial
Dorothy Krieger Smith, 40, daughter of a famed World War II general, is found guilty by an Army court martial in Tokyo for the premeditated murder of her Army colonel husband. She is sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Dorothy Krieger Smith
Tokyo
Smith
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International
Famous Artists Might Have Needed Glasses
Toronto optometrist Paul Levy told the Ontario Optometrical Association that famed paintings could look different if artists wore glasses. He suggested Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa shows myopia, Renoir’s blur affected edges, and El Greco’s elongated forms may reflect astigmatism.
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Toronto
Paul Levy
Ontario Optometrical Association
Leonardo de Vinci
Pierre Renoir
Levy
el Greta
Defense Secretary Offers Sage Advice
Municipal Judge Andrew J. Howard faced a meat sale case on January 14. He planned to study the law before deciding if butcher Solomon Sega violated the rule that all meat must be sold by the pound by selling rabbits whole instead of by the pound.
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Washington
Andrew J. Howard
Howard
Solomon Sega
Definition Of Meat Poses Tough Problem For Defense
Defense Secretary Robert A. Levet t advised incoming Republicans on prompt action by distributing copies to proper offices. He suggested making 30 copies if rapid action is needed and one copy for urgent handling, outlining a simple paperwork tip amid unclear wording.
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Washington
Defense
Robert A. Levett
Levett
London Fireman Halts Runaway Wagon in Bold Act
London fireman Thomas King on a bicycle chased a driverless horse and coal wagon along High Street Mortlake. He overtook, leaped to the wagon, wrapped his arms around the horse, and stopped it before resuming his rounds. The bicycle had been smashed in the incident.
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London
Thomas King
High Street
Mortlake
King
Dancing Restrictions Shift in Kampala
In Buganda Province Uganda on January 14 an official decree bans mixed dancing where men and women touch. It permits only traditional African dances with partners dancing separately, reflecting a move toward cultural rather than Western styles.
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Kampala
Uganda
Buganda
Burglar Leaves Trail Of Damaging Evidence
In Houston on January 4 police answered a burglary call at a restaurant and found the thief’s clues strewn as a pipe flashlight screwdriver cap shirt and even a toe. The suspect was tracked and captured a short distance away.
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Houston
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