Child found after six day search in Arkansas state park
Fayetteville Arkansas reports eight year old Katherine Van Alst was located in Devil's Den State Park after a six day hunt by relatives and authorities. She wore a playsuit, walked through insect bites and wild berries, and spoke thanks to a finder. Her return follows a tense period of missing child worry and indicates a hospital stay for recovery after the ordeal.
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Ark
Vane
Katherine van
Van
M. Gully
Porter Chiddick
Pine Bluff
University of Arkansas
Katherine
Fever From Milk Brucellosis Described By 1890s Doctor
A medical note recounts undulant fever later named brucellosis, linked to contaminated milk and animal contact. It details fever cycles, variable severity, joint pain, fatigue, and mood changes, with progressions over weeks and possible chronic effects.
White House Silent On Truman Weekend
President Truman’s movements remained a mystery as reports place him picnicking in Maryland on Saturday at a Frederick estate. Officials refused to confirm plans for Saturday night or Sunday morning, citing policy and declining to discuss weekend activities.
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White House
Washington
Truman
Frederick
Roosevelt
Shangri la
Thurmont
Pres
Eben Ayers
Gaky
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Alfalfa Club
Joseph H. Himes
Ohio
Dr. Scholl
Garden Edges and Stringing Tips From Central Edgings
Dean explains simple edging rules for lawns and flower beds using a string, stakes, and clothespins. Brick edgings should be sunk half their length, set straight or on end, avoiding sharp corners. Stakes and string help plant straight rows for seeds in home gardens.
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Dean
Ballidays Press Association
Invasion of Rats Decimates Calfrian Farmer's Chickens
Wilton farmer Bufe fights a day and night battle against a gray horde of rats, aided by a dog and two cats, to protect his flock of 50 chickens. He uses poison in hay hoppers and a club, recounting waves of rodents overrunning the yard and finally halting as feed became scarce.
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Sacramento
Gal
Qleertote Bafe
Wilton
Bufe
Men Can Buy Clothing This Fall Without Mortgaging Homestead
New York dispatch reports Eugene Ackerman of the American Wool Council assures consumers they can buy woolen clothing this fall without mortgaging the homestead or facing drastic price hikes. He cites wartime to peacetime shifts, current production well above 1945 peaks, and expects shortages to ease as supply catches up later this year. He attributes shortages to floating inventories drained by war, rising national income, and price regulation on heavy woolen goods diverting production to lighter, educational and luxury lines, with industry aiming for stable prices and steady demand.
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Eugene Ackerman
American Wool Council
Ackerman
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