German Travel Notes Under Allied Occupation Conditions
A fragmentary report describes daily air and train routes from Frankfurt Hamburg and Munich under Soviet interference avoidance. It notes car travel with fuel limits, lunch and meals, autobahn repairs, and the appeal of sightseeing by private car. It mentions black market currencies, visa quirks, and tourist services in Western zones with modern conveniences.
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Germany
Selbsffehrer
Gnion Awith
Englishmen Struggle With Nylon Shirt Production
An unclear OCR note discusses nylon shirts and production issues with references to Englishmen and managers. The fragment mentions a pester ask and a manager named Ost of the nylon line, with limited readable context about involvement or outcome.
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LCR
Dun—Ilem
Lightning and Weather Experts on What Fires Up Bolts
The article quotes A J Westinghouse expert D ject on lightning as unpredictable with no true experts. Benny Rockwood explains summer months favor storms as earth absorbs sun heat. It describes cloud formation, charge separation, hot and cold bolts, and cautions about sheltering under trees and using phones during storms.
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A. J. Westinghouse
Dject
Benny Rockwood
Isburge
New York
Empire State Building
Pittsburgh
Cathedral of Learning
Westinghouse
Nightmare Paintings Aid Mental Patients
Ashdown discusses with male and female patients to learn their nightmares and paints what he hears. The article notes a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Richard and mentions Weymouth and other names in a fragmented report.
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Ashdown
Montal
Prue
Weymouth
Bir
Richard
Real Buy Turns Up Rare Afghan Lambs in Oklahoma
Wagoner real estate dealer Eddith Casaver bought ten black scrawny sheep from Jimmy French a Muskogee trader. The animals were rare karakuls a fur bearing breed from Afghanistan Bessarabia and west central Asia. Pelts become Persian lambs. French said traded for in Arkansas.
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Wagoner
Okla
Eddith Casaver
Jimmy French
Muskogee
Miss Casaver
Afghanistan
Bessarabia
West-Central Asia
Talent House Finals Tomorrow Judge Panel Picks Winners
The Talent House finals air tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. with Jary and Beth McDonald hosting. Eight previous week winners join the lineup including The Charettes Billy minutes Rob Tharp Linda Eckert Frankie Oliver J. W. Jordan Jerry Davis Jerry Cockerhams and Phyllis Rinehart as vocalists and performers. External judges Roy Elms George Gentty and Fred Hartman round out the panel.
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Beth McDonald
Errow“Morrow
Roger's Brothers
Charettes
Billy
Rob Tharp
Jimmy Smith
Linda Eckert
Frankie Oliver
J. W. Jordan
Jerry Davis
Jerry
Cockerhams
Phyllis Rinehart
Crobat
Findls
Will’ be_ Roy Elms
George'Gentty
Fred Hartman
Maine Sees Voters Weigh Campaign Issues Ahead of Polls
In Maine's 1950 campaign voters face national war and preparedness themes. Governors and three congressional seats center on foreign policy, with the Passamaquoddy project cited as a domestic issue. Lucia M Cormier and Robert Lisle are named as key Democratic and Republican figures in the first district races.
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Portland
Maine
Canton
America
Passaraqadody Tidewater
Power Project
Alvin Congress
Lucia M-Cormier
Rumford
Nor Mal
Ronert “Lisle
Cormier
Hale
Hate
Govenor
Frederick G
Haris. Grant
Heep
John J. Maloney, Jr
Lewiston
Maloney
Charlies F_ Nelson
Augusta
Frank Fellows
Bangor
John Keenda
Mars
Zor
Ius
Senate
Practical Nurse Endorses Hadacol For Neuritis Pain
Mrs. C. C. Seller of 1629 1½ Frederick Avenue St. Joseph Missouri praises Hadacol for neuritis pain relief. She details sleepless nights and inability to work, then notes improved mobility, ability to do housework and even paint a bathroom after one bottle. She recommends Hadacol, claims vitamins and minerals support health, and mentions a money back guarantee.
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C. C. Seller
Frederick Avenue
St. Joseph
Missouri
Hadacol
Keller
Ives
ACOL
Isias
Air Raid Shelter Installed in Portales New Mexico
Portales residents instructed by Tom Johnson president of the Portales Chamber of Commerce to use outdoor air raid shelters during possible air attack or tornado. Johnson emphasized household protection and quick access for occupants inside.
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New Mexico
Portales
Tom Johnson
Sun Patterns Sitee Size List in Various Measurements
A fragment lists clothing sizes including 12 44 16 18 20 36 38 40 42 44 46 and 48 with a note on size 39 and an unclear font. The text resembles a catalog snippet from a Sun Patterns site.
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Sitee. Xour
Ee . No
Kentucky Voters Repeat in Legislative Oddity
BRANKFORT Ky two thousand Kentuckians voted twice for the same man in a peculiar primary due to Sen Albert W Barkley leaving the Senate to become vice president. Garrett Withers was appointed to the Senate vacancy until 1950 and not a candidate for either term. Kentuckians faced choosing party nominees for both the regular term beginning January and the unexpired term ending January 1951. Legal double voting could give the winning senator seniority advantage in Washington with 45 to 50 days before the regular term starts. Days were uncovered by P Becqueret in 1925.
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Brankfort
T Sen. Albent W. Barkeley
Garrett Withers
Withers
Nixsyear
Washington
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