National Aircraft Show Ends With New Records and Tragic Crash
The 193 National Aircraft Show in Dayton ends after three days with one new world speed record and three new marks in Thompson, Allison, and Bendix events. Over 200,000 attend, but Maj. John L. Armstrong dies in a 500 kilometer F86H Sabre Jet crash during a record attempt. Capt. Eugene P. Sonnenberg wins the Thompson trophy with a 692.823 mph run earlier, while Lt. William J. Sellers and Capt. Edward W. Kennedy Jr. claim Allison and Bendix trophies, respectively.
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Air Force
Cox Municipal
Vandalia
Maj
John. L. Armstrong
Fairborn
Ohio
Armstrong
Eugene P. Sonnenberg
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Edward W. Kennedy Jr
van Dyke
Mich
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Sonnenberg
Air Proving Ground Command
Navy
Korea
Army
Marines
Proving Ground Command
M. F. Peterson
Department of Defense
Fort Worth
Tex
Civilized Life and Ozark Superstitions Reflections
A columnist weighs civilization against superstition from the Ozarks. He contrasts modern security around leaders with daily beliefs in love vines and red birds, noting how locals mix silliness with civility and end by questioning Ozark progress.
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W. R. Draper
Ozarks
Chadwick, MO
Smart fashions for working girls on budget
Bright girls can look like a million on a penny bank budget says the Women's Editor. American adaptations of Paris fashion arrive quickly with prices under 25 dollars for top quality wool dresses. Orlen and Dacron blends offer wrinkle and soil resistance and easy care. Multiple silhouettes, from full skirts to straight lines, with durable fabrics and affordable prices.
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Associated Press
Paris
Orlen
Dacron
GE announces radical transformer change using sulfur hexafluoride gas
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on September 6 AP reports General Electric and Consolidated Edison unveil a new transformer design applying sulfur hexafluoride gas as insulation. The joint development promises lighter quieter safer units with simplified cooling and liquid-free operation.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric Company
W. S. Ginn
General Electric
Consolidated Edison
New York
Ginn
Smallpox Vaccine Used For Recurrent Cold Sores
Dr. Herman N. Budensen describes using smallpox vaccination to treat repeated fever blister outbreaks. The vesicular virus be linked to smallpox, and vaccines reduced recurrences in many patients after biweekly shots, with some remaining free of outbreaks for a year. The doctor decides suitability per case.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Aera
Thrill riots erupt in Stockholm police arrest 49
Forty nine people were arrested and four hospitalized with sabre cuts as mounted police and military patrols broke up a 2000 strong crowd in Stockholm. Riots have become a weekend pastime, with similar outbreaks recurring each summer since 1948 and most participants being sensational night-life revelers leaving venues.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Understanding Children and Freedom in Society
A meditation on freedom as discipline, teaching children to live within laws, respect others, and grow through patient parental guidance. It argues that true freedom arises from adherence to truth, manners, and community duties, and notes Ethiopia will build modern municipal slaughterhouses in Addis Ababa.
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P.T.A
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
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