Inventions Parade From Official Gazette of US Patent Office
AP Newsfeatures writer Arthur Edson surveys a year of patent ideas from the Official Gazette. He notes rock pickers, a shin bayonet, bust pads for women, a corncob burner, page turning devices, a turbojet control, and a method for making and distributing snow, highlighting inventors from Missouri to the Gold Coast.
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Washington
Patent
Ray O. Schrum
Schrum
West Fork
Missouri
Albert Clemens
Louisville
George Fatee
Cuyahoga Falls
Richard Graves
Gold Coast
British West Africa
Graves
Wayne M. Pierce, Jr
Milford, Conn
Pierce
Official
U. S
AP Newsfeatures
Joe Cunningham
Africa
French Youth 19 Tours U S by Bicycle for Job Prospects
In Dallas AP report Guy Chassagnard, 19, travels by bicycle from Montreal through New York and Chicago to Oklahoma and Texas, then westward across the United States. He aims to write about America for a Paris newspaper and five magazines, seeking a French newspaper job amid aid from locals and manufacturers.
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Dallas
Guy Chassagnard
France
United States
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Oklahoma
Texas
Paris
Car Door Shoe Scraper and Antispill Cup Invented
The piece notes Charles H. Scherzer of Goodland Kansas developing a shoe scraper that attaches to car doors and Wallace S. Dale of Minneapolis creating an antispill drinking cup with a magnetic-closure valve. It highlights parental spill problems and frames Dale as a potential bene factor for families.
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Charles H. Scherzer
Goodland
Kan
Wallace S. Dale
Minneapolis
Dale
Parenthood
Gray-Haired Woman and Two Men Rob Capitol Savings Vault
A gray-haired woman enters Capitol Savings and Loan during burglar alarm installation and with two male accomplices forces Manager Mitchell Bishart to surrender cash from the drawer. They escape with 1,187 dollars.
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Chicago
Capitol Savings and Loan Association
Mitchell Bishart
On Guard Against Communism Weekly Roundup
A Gazette summary profiles Kremlin shakeup and Communist line from Daily Worker editorials. Foster asserts party control remains, urges unity behind peaceful coexistence while shifts in Soviet leadership unfold. Merger of CIO and AFL excites Reds, aims to reinsert Communists into large unions. Trials: harvey Matusow faces affidavits alleging false witness claims.
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Jack Lotto
Communist Party
William Z. Foster
Kremlin
U.S
Daily Worker
Foster
Ameri
Ussr
Foster l
Reds
Nikita Khrushchev
Ussr Party
CIO
AFL
Tteir
Pet
Harvey Matusow
The
Thas
Judge urged retrial bid tied to Sobell case
The Reds ask for retrials in two cases where Matusow testified and move for a new trial in Morton Sobell, a 30 year Alcatraz convict in the atomic spy ring, citing a government attorney who worked on Sobell as a conflict in the Matusow cases.
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Ers
Matusow
Reds
Morton Sobell
Alcatraz
Sobell
Five Reserve Officers Promoted in Cedar Rapids Group
The Air Force Reserve squadron in Cedar Rapids announced the promotion of five men from first lieutenant to captain. The promoted are Seymour A. Oshlman Harold Trease James H. Franey Donald Angott and Joseph G. Beranek. Monday night's meeting was designated Commander's night.
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Air Force Reserve Squadron
Celdar Rapids
Seymour A. Oshlman
Harold Trease
James H. Franey
Donald Angott
Joseph G. Beranek
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Walter C. Polk
Fort Branch
Ind
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First St. SE
Post Office
Dessey
Kroehler
Alexander Smith
Axminster
Reliable Furniture CO
Chest OF Drawers
DAV
Robert Kucera
C.R. Air Force Reserve
Minehart
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Davenport
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