New Fibre Developments include Sarelon Casein and Zein
The report outlines new fibres from protein sources Sarelon from peanut protein and Zein from corn protein, with Casein Fibre achieving higher wet strength and a plant in construction for brush bristles. It notes nylon’s rising role in hotel furnishings, rayon's weakness, and broad fibre industry growth including Aralae and fiberglass advances in Australia.
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Pines
Australia
Farmers Starving as Rice Trade Strangles Hunan Province
An American correspondent in Hankow reports Chinese farmers in Hunan suffer famine while rich rice crops are sold in advance. Inflation makes buyback costly, forcing rice exports from the province and UNRRA aid to feed farmers. Australia yields the highest rice per acre at 91.2 bushels in 1945-46, ahead of Italy.
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Hankow
Hunan
Ustralia
Food and Agriculture Organisation
Pacific Islands
Australia
Italy
Next Best In Honolulu Safe Cracker Targets Branfleet Sportswear
In Honolulu a bold safe cracker aimed at Branfleet’s sportswear store, worked persistently on a vault, then abandoned the attempt and shifted focus to a departing piggy bank containing a quarter.
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Honolulu
Branfleet
Susan Hayward seeks divorce from Jess Barker custody bid
Susan Hayward files for divorce from Jess Barker citing mental cruelty and asks custody of their twin sons Timothy and Gregory. The split ends plans for an Australian visit after Susan finishes Tap Roots. Victor Mature backs Einstein on relativity while filming Kiss of Death at 20th Century Fox with Brian Donlevy and Coleen Gray.
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Susan Hayward
Jess Barker
Timothy
Gregory
Barkers
Victor Mature
Einstein
20Th Century- Fox
Brian Donlevy
Coleen Gray
Sing Sing Prison
Vic
Magicians Baffle Customs After Paris Conference Return
More than 100 English magicians arrive home from the International Magicians conference in Paris. Horace King demonstrates how tricks are done by hiding items in an umbrella, prompting customs to let the rest pass. A Birmingham amateur quips about the bottled brandy value.
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Paris
King
Horace King
Free Paulo Guudeng Escapes After Wallet Theft In Milan
In Milan, a man identified as Paulo Guudeng fled a tram after stealing a wallet. He checked his foot, chased the tram, and assaulted the wallet’s victims. The wallet contained a photo of Paulo's wife with the inscription to the world’s most thrilling lover.
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Milan
Traly
Paulo Guudeng
Paulo
Alcohol cures drinking by intravenous ethanol, say French doctors
Two French doctors explain that mouth alcohol lowers body alkalinity while injections raise it, claim alcoholism is both an illness and toxicomania, and report 7 to 10 day cures with intravenous ethyl alcohol. They assert long term success since 1940 with no relapse.
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Leon Bruel
Raoul Lecoc
Daruel
Lecoc
Local Advertiser Issue Dated October 17
A scanned supplement from regional papers lists several town and publication names followed by the date October 17. The page appears to be a combined listing of titles and regional outlets in a historical Australian newspaper network.
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Boyup Brook Bulletin
Gridgetown Advocate
Morth Midland Times
Qoolgardie Miner
Avon Argus
Morth
Eastern Courter
Preston Mail
Guardian
Goomalling Gazette
Harvey-Waioone Mall
Eastern Recorder
Dompler Herald
Manjimop Mail
Midlands Advocate
Mullens Mail
Norseman-Kaperance News
York Chronicle
Pemberton
South Western Advertiser
Southern Crops
Newe Tordyay Herald
Wongee-Ballida Budget Wheatbelt
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Joan Crawford
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