French Seamen Snub Premier Milk Campaign Urges
In New York on November 9, about 800 French sailors aboard the Ne De France dismissed Premier Mendes France’s bid to replace wine with milk. Crewmen called wine “the national drink” and rejected the campaign, offering varied quips about personal preference while defending the premier’s right to push milk.
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New York
Mendes France
Crewnen
Mer Ne de France
le Havre
France
Gaston Thevenet
Roger Lecoq
M. Lecoq
Destroyer Escort Hits Submarine Periscope Near Rhode Island
The USS Tabberer struck the periscope of the submarine USS Diablo during submerged operations off Rhode Island. No personnel casualties. Both ships returned to home ports under their own power. Diablo commanded by Lt. R F Jackson of Mystic.
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Groton
Diablo
Tabberer
Newport
Rhode Island
R F Jackson
U. S. Navy
Mystic
Spanish moas a flowering plant in pineapple family
Spanish moas are not true mosses but flowering plants in the pineapple family.
New Nylon Stockings Said to Aid Leg Ailments
North Carolina doctors report a new nylon stocking, already on the market, may help mild varicose veins leg cramps and fatigue among pregnant women and sedentary workers. They caution severe cases still need elastic stockings or surgery.
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ST Louis
North Carolina
John R. Krnodle
Burlington
N. C
Virginia Maid Hosiery Mills, Inc
Water Freezes Top-Down Not From Bottom Up
A natural phenomenon is described where a body of water freezes starting at the surface rather than from the bottom. The explanation notes how heat loss, pressure, and temperature gradients influence ice formation, with surface ice forming first in calm conditions.
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