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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
15
Illinois scientists produce 22,000-volt free electron beam
Urbana researchers announce a 22 000-volt free electron beam from the 22 000 000-volt betatron designed to study the nucleus and electron behavior. The tool could advance cancer treatment and creation of artificial radioactivity, but tests on humans remain years away. The work aims to compare artificial radioactivity with electron generated effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Fourth of Animals in Atom Test Killed
A Blandy staff member reports nearly a quarter of animals aboard ships in the first atomic bomb test died from exposure or were killed outright. Many survivors are critically ill and full results will take months. Capt Dreager notes the animals suffered no real pain and crew presence might have saved most seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikini Lagoon
Blandy
R. H. Dreager
Butler Forgiven After Button Theft At Warwick Castle
In Warwick Castle, Thomas George Cook, a trusted butler, stole jewelry buttons to cover racing losses. The Earl forgave him but a magistrate ordered fines of 76.40 dollars. The earl noted Cook’s history with racing trouble and timely debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warwick Castle
Thomas George Cook
Cook
Earl
England
Africa
Test Flight of New Radar Type Over the Pole
A B-29 Superfortress with a pressurized cabin flew over the pole from Edmonton to Fairbanks and back in about 23 hours. Officials have not released details, but the mission aimed to test Loran navigation and polar weather data, with 12 crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
North Geographic Pole
United States Army Air Force
Fairbanks
Alaska
Loran
Poles
Rhapsody Orchestration Now in Congress Library
Ferde Grofe presented the original manuscript of his piano orchestra version of Rhapsody in Blue to the Library of Congress. The Gershwin classic orchestration was prepared by Grofe in New York in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ferde Grofe
Library of Congress
George Gershwin
Grofe
New York
Local residents attend social gatherings and visits
White Pigeon residents Mx and Mrs Harl Kantner, Frances Bitler of Mr Pleasant, and Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring shared Sunday dinner with Mrs Ida Price and Hiroy. Hold Dady visited the Robinson cottage at Lake George for a pheasant and pat dinner. Ide Price Elroy Zora Blackmon visited Mr and Mrs Robert Fisch. Donnie McGuire and Mary Brunni of Gladwin, with Mr and Mrs Hold Dady, attended a show in Clare Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl. Kantner
White Pigeon
Frances Bitler
Gladwin
Hdd Dady
Clare
Pleasant Valley Weekend Visiting Highlights
Pleasant Valley residents hosted several weekend visitors including Archie Tryon of Pontiac and Otto Kleiner of Battle Creek. Phoebe Rosenberger returned home with Shoults after a three week visit. Attendees at various homes included Royal Oak’s Sutherlands and Kean, Beaverton’s Klingan, Flint’s Mrs Merrill, St Petersburg Florida's Wm Roe, and Mayme Runyan’s hosts. The Aid gathered at the parsonage with the next meeting planned for October 31 at Runyan's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tryon
Pontiac
Mayme Runyan
Otto Kleiner
Shoults
Battle Creek
Louis McDowell
Marshall
Phoebe Rosenberger
Orville Bates
Roy Sutherland
Cecil Sutherland
Wm. Kean
Royal Oak
K. I. Klingan
Beaverton
Tom Randall
Charles Merrill
Morris Merrill
Flint
Lowell Penrose
Wm. Roe
St. Petersburg
Fla
Aid
Dover News Social Roundup of Local Visits and Movements
Mt. Pleasant resident George Pfetsch calls his mother. Families including the Al l ens Raymonds Thompsons and Phelpses visit relatives in Owosso Farwell and Clare. Archie Youmans move to the Hudson Harvey farm. Vane Mickle returns from California with naval discharge after six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pfetsch
Mt. Pleasant
Charlie Pfetsch
Delmar Allen
Wm. LaVoye
Hazen Raymond
St. Clair Shores
Bus Raymond
John Raymond
Bus
Arnold Thompson
Frank Thompson
Farwell
Jim Thompson
Elna
Archie Youmans
Hudson Harvey
George Clink
ineesRete Hanesre
Jim ‘Thompson
Tom Dwyer
Mr. Thompson
Alfred Densmore
Joe Phelps
Owosso
Courtney Bauer
Pete Hanes
John Oman
Gut Lake
Ted Reger
Clare
Flora Walter
Teachers Institute
Flint
Vern Mickle
Floyd Allen
Lansing
Vane
California
Navy
Dorothy Allen
Everette
Airing Woolens Use two clips between hangers for air flow
When hanging woolen clothes on a line place two strong clothespins between each two hangers. This spacing prevents crowding at the center of the line and promotes thorough airing.
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Grove Brothers
Louise
Rexall Drugs
Houghton Soda Bar
Doherty Hotel
Everts Jewelry
Clare Auto Parts
Country Club
Fran Anderson
M. Hales
B. Cain
M. H Hales
M. Schultz
Frank Anderson
OFC - Mason
Ave Mason
Mason
Jagson
Lance Thayer
Hank Doll
Dale Barber
Joe Naumes
Lhague
Ave
Loomis ‘Welders Schaeffer Dairy
Chuck's Tavern
Kraft Foods
Kelsey Hardware Farmers Co-Op
Featherston Motors
Houghton Drugs
Bill Bauer
Geo. Wisler
Roy Cimmerer
R. Cimmerer
A. Mussell
Bob Renner
John Mitchell
Pete Gunter
Kiwanis
North Bradley
Farwell Lumber
Big Five Construction
Rotary
Clare Hardware
Wally Merten
Ray Tharp
Albert Haley
Elmer Comes
T. Schultz
Ave Grove Brothers
Ares of
Abstone
Louise Gibbs
Jo Parker
D. Buzard
J. McDonald
Donna Bailey
Pearson Dress Shoppe
Postoffice
Earth
Church OF God
Congress’ Library
Hamilton Center
Pleasant Valley
Dover News
Kaiser Special
Keiser-Frazer
Frazer
Kaiser and Frazer
Kaiser
G. O. Fullerton & Son
Mcewan ST
White
Jewelers
Hal
Bey
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