Golden Cashel No 1683 Fint Prine Prize List
Fragmentary lottery or prize list with multiple entries and numbers. Names such as A McMAE and L O'HANLON appear among varied prizes from £80 to £1,000. Many lines are garbled, but references to locations Marlborough Queevelend and Gympie indicate broad geographic spread.
Britain Set For First Jet Air Service In 1952
Britain plans the world’s first commercial jet air service early in 1952 as BOAC reserves jets for routes linking London Rome and other hubs. The program aims to establish two round the world jet routes within years, with Britain leading in international civil aviation.
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A.P
Britain
Bish Ovene Airways
B.O.A.C
Herbert Engin
Detroit
Mavillend
Persian Gulf
Atrogs
OAC
South Africa
Cronties
Commonwealth
Avena
Airlinea
Canada
Brazil
Raver Alee
Comets Exch
BOAC
Landno
Terest
New York Mall
America
Gran Giyato
Srilaera
Suerae
Maem Eases
Warmautica Chiete
Dias Toro
Australia
Hong Wang
Afriea
Europe
Ain
Wallace
Germany
West Germany
Aes
Lost youths roam wartorn Germany in chaotic days
In Wartime Germany, youths wander as towns are shelled and jobs scarce. The AP report notes families displaced, tramps and scavengers, and rumors of black markets surfacing amid harsh conditions. Witnesses describe unreliable transit, hunger, and fear as communities struggle to cope.
Careers of Prestige Hiktrons DunirY Explored in Unlikely Training
A fragmented report traces a young performer named Saran to a path through diverse mentors and workshops, aiming to carve a future in entertainment. It notes early struggles, mixed guidance, and ambitions for a breakout in acting and showmanship amid a demanding industry.
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Voarviom
Wweking
Yeni
Abel
Imetayeres Trang
Nationalistic groupings stir calls for co operation in party
A garbled report notes that a nationalist group from Norway and Hatland weighs close cooperation with a party. It mentions rivals arguing for forming their own organization and references the influence of discredited factions and editors criticizing Otto Erhard Remer, amid wartime ban rhetoric and calls for accountability.
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Shemit
Norway
Hatland Ee
Nana Becosting
Hider Ator
Nuremberg
Gabriel Wrlter
Jestler
Nie
Bruna
Zettung
Otto Ermat Remer
ARP
Miter
Tial
Cehela
Zeitung
Remer
Heavy Clothes To Keep Cool On Weightless Flights
San Antonio AP reports scientists warn heavy clothing may protect aircrew in weightless cockpit conditions. Dr Buettner of the Aviation School of Medicine notes lack of gravity can render clothing essential as air circulation fails and temperatures rise, delaying risk of overheating during high altitude maneuvers.
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San Antonio
Tuas
K. Buettner
Aviation School of
Medicina
America
Huettner
Fragmented OCR notes on German politics and society
Fragmented text cites mentions of a German president figure and Interior Ministry actions. It references alleged extremist groups and public sentiment on nationalism with unclear dates and places. The garbled lines suggest discussion of political or social pressures in Germany and reactions from officials about extremist elements.
Untouchables in India gain legal rights despite custom
A long migration of discrimination against India's untouchables ends as the constitution bans discrimination. Yet rural caste tradition fights back. Untouchables face social segregation in villages while legal reforms promise equality. Gandhi Ambedkar influenced a compromise shaping modern Indian caste policy.
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A.P
India
Aa Alway
Outakirte
Wandarda
Uwcanior
Manama Gandtt
Gandit
Eve Bayan
Tiada
Gandhi
Moran
Manoa
Ambedtar
Ambedkar
Alan EA
Pevengees
Hartieg
Betris Fir
Ear
le Ieee
Combined brake accelerator device in brake system patent report
A report notes a German inventor, Gouwirel or similar, introducing a combined brake and accelerator pedal device. It discusses patent approval in the United States and foreign offices, with references to testing, police interest, and potential reductions in accidents. The piece mentions international reactions and industry interest in new automotive braking technology.
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Guawailer
Tavenor
Divisian Ascal Oper
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Gouweller
Colastone
M. Weeeedinn
Ocareelley
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Goureesiar
Wink Huerteine
Shestly
London
Prance ” Aupleabs
Dave Teen
Ferland
Oereany
Bwitarrland
Griem Tor
Zurich
Wadle
Uecheats
Gestwetter
Huerscher
Reyine
Amwriee
Germany
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