National Aquarium stores 1500 species in Washington division
Washington Bureau reports the National Aquarium in the Commerce Building, operated by the Fish and Wildlife Service since 1940, houses about 1500 fish species in 50 tanks totaling 30 000 gallons. It attracts 250 000 visitors yearly with Siamese Sue the two headed turtle and a focus on tropical and native fish displays.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
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Aquarium
National Aquarium
John C Pearson
Hawaii
Pearson
Crossword Puzzle Last Week’s Answers From A Mixed Header
The page shows a messy crossword prompt with scattered clues and garbled numbers. Across clues include Asaforest talk climbing plants Part in a play shun puzzle Twining plant Tie Fish Dirties Novel indefinite article Prepare to publication A split Dropsy Serf Affirmatiy vote Pen point More Unicommer Sign of affinitive Floods Glacial Tidges Wall tapestry Leaves out Patron paint of Norway Anoint Likewire Endurea. Down clues show Compassex Former Russian czar. The text is a rough OCR with many typos and stray symbols.
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Asaforest
Norway
Bright Sunset on El Huerfano in Navajo Weaving Tale
Desirah and Yazza, a Navajo couple, weave and trade to survive on El Huerfano peak. Desirah faces poverty, hopes for a marriage license, while Yazza crafts silver jewelry and a ring from petrified stone. A pink-hued sunset, mission memories, and debts frame their cautious plans for a future together.
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Yazza
Yazza the Long
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Desbrah
Yazz
Desirah
Yazzi
California
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Yaazzza
Hollywood Stars Speak On Style And Fame From Studio Gossips
INEZ GEKH discusses Road girl fame after DeMille choice for The Greatest Show on Earth. Gene Tierney notes slacks and sweaters on Beverly Drive. Jean Simmons rises with Hamlet Ophelia and Androcles and the Lion, while casting news and fashion chatter swirl around Hollywood’s fashion icons and rising stars.
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Gene Tierney
Hollywood
Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
Joan Crawford
Jean Simmons
RKO
Bilate
Ophelia
Olivier
Hamlet
Fame
Officials Should Be Legally and Morally Honest
A rights minded column argues public officials must be both legally and morally honest. It criticizes influence peddling in RFC loan matters and condemns moral laxity from Harding era practices. It calls for discharging bribe receivers, criticizes senate perk costs, and urges cutting propaganda spending to save billions.
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Democratic Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Boyle
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Harding
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
United States Senate
Senate
Reds Reject President Truman's Foolproof Disarmament Plan
A summary of Truman's disarmament program faces a Soviet rejection and debate over its aims. The plan calls for global armament inventories, possible atomic weapon disclosures, and international inspections to curb armed forces. It argues for reductions once fairness is ensured and stateside costs must be managed amid wartime budgets.
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America
Russia
Churchill
Winston Churchill
London
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England
Americana
Washington
Shurchill
U.S
Britain
Enrollment Up as NEA Reports Record Student Numbers
The National Education Association reports total elementary and secondary school enrollment at 26,567,374 as of October 1951, up 800,000 from last year. Dr. Frank W. Hubbard notes rising enrollments strain construction and salaries amid tighter steel supplies and weaker purchasing power.
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By Wright A. Patterson
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Anthony Eden
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