Ingrams outlines Poland's postwar nationalisation issues
Mr. Ingram argues Poland could pay compensation for nationalised foreign interests if it widens foreign trade and restructures its economy. He notes British, French, and American stakes in Poland and cautions that patriotism should not block Western access to markets as Poland rebuilds its forests, ports, and telegraphs. He also discusses potential compensation for German firms under a broad nationalisation framework.
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German burglars target American zone homes in Berlin
In wartime Berlin Zeblerdorf and surrounding areas see a wave of petty thefts as German burglars raid food and clothing from American households. Officials report security fears rise with long winter nights, deploying 100 extra German police from other zones to Zeblendar to curb the crime spree.
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Mobile radio telephone to link cars with city calls
An early mobile radio telephone system will allow car users within about 35 miles of a city center to place and receive calls. The setup includes in-vehicle transmitters and receivers, a dashboard-mounted handset, a six foot antenna, and operator-assisted dialing via coded channels. Demonstrations linked a car in the United States to Honolulu in 30 minutes, via land and radio relays.
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Dutch Underground Photographers Expose Hunger and War Art
A wartime Amsterdam exhibit reveals how Dutch underground photographers captured hunger, Allied invasion plans, and daily occupation life. Photographers used hidden cameras in clothes and bags to document Allied hopes, Dutch resistance, and the peril of German surveillance amid famine and danger.
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Gas Turbines for Motor Cars Spark Debate in Britain
The Dunlop Bulletin notes engineers split on turbine engines for cars with some predicting rapid progress as new materials emerge. The Tutnour Car Club in England backs turbine research, offering £1000 for a practical turbine car in a durability contest. Proposals cite high power to weight, potentially integrating an Armstrong Siddeley Mamba turbine unit into a conventional car chassis, while fuel use and speed targets remain unspecified.
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England
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Thousands Die as Qi Is Killing Fiion Mosquitos Daily
A fragmented report notes vast death tolls among Fiion mosquitos amid claims that Qi is rapidly reducing their numbers every day, with unclear origin and context from the clipping.
Expert’s Advice For Shavers
In New York AP copy, expert David Goldman studied beard growth patterns to tailor shaving direction. He spent seven years researching how blade angles and rotations affect skin and hair, noting each man’s beard differs and recommending personalized razors and techniques.
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David Goldman
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Virginis
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