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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
3
A short, sensational claim asserts that nearly eight in ten cars worldwide are American owned. The line invites readers to try a classified ad for quick results, implying a marketing gimmick rather than a verifiable statistic.
This piece reviews popular lilac shrubs, their flowering, fragrance, and hardiness. It covers pruning to control suckers, renewal strategies over three years, flower cluster removal, and lists diverse French hybrids and late blooming Hungarian types suitable for Montana landscapes.
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney reports from Washington that long and intensive research shows wool cannot be satisfactorily duplicated with synthetic content. Army officials note no substitute for wool in uniforms and highlight new all wool greens and blue dress uniforms.
The article outlines lilac species including Syring& chinensis and S persica with focus on S amaranesis japon ica, the Japanese Tree lilac. It notes its July bloom, tree-like form, and height of 12 feet or more.
The Empress of Japan attended a public theater screening on Thursday night marking her first appearance at a movie. She watched from a theater in Tokyo with other attendees observing the event.
The American Cancer Society reported a study of 1 036 lung cancer patients showing microscopic sputum examination can detect cancer. Researchers Dr Seymour Farber and Dr David A Wood of UC School of Medicine led the work, with funding from ACS.
About half of lung cancer patients lose weight and 35 percent feel weak, with diagnosis often delayed. On average 22 weeks lapse from symptoms to hospitalization, reducing operability. Sputum studies offer a quick, inexpensive, routine diagnostic aid, potentially increasing timely operations.
Four American fliers freed after more than two years in Communist China arrived in Hong Kong on Tuesday. They left for Hawaii within hours to reunite with families. Shot down in the Korean War, they appeared tired but in good spirits and said they were well treated. Lt. Col. O W D Simpson welcomed them and noted their calm, with no signs of brainwashing.
The four pilots Capt Harold Fischer Jr 28 Swea City Iowa First Lt Lyle W Cameron Lincoln Neb Lt Col Edwin Heller 36 Wynnewood Pa and First Lt Roland W Parks 24 Omaha Neb arrived at Shunchun by train after crossing into British territory at 2 33 pm They departed for Hawaii at 5 20 pm The group expressed relief and sent greetings to their families while officials noted their direct flight plan to Hawaii
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