Truman Offered 48000 For One Hour Music Recording
Washington reports Roger Brown head of a New York recording company offered President Truman forty eight thousand dollars for one hour of his time after he leaves the White House on January twenty. Brown would pay the sum if Truman records four of his piano favorites, an hour’s work. In Chicago Pinkie the white crow eats hamburgers and barks, learning to hum and speak a few words. Bees require about seventy five thousand clover blossoms to produce one pound of clover seed.
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Invention Gifts Planned Commerce Bureau Starts Give Away
The Commerce Department unveiled a rolling exhibit of new inventions and ideas to aid American business. It displays techniques, processes, and devices free for the asking, with 4000 business visitors sampled at a four day showing in Chicago. A Navy fish finder and Army waterproofing process were among items eyed by firms seeking cost savings. Highway Safety Awards were given to Higginbotham Motor Co and Thad Felton Ford for student driver training programs at Robert E Lee and Cedar Bayou high schools.
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