U-boat Officer Faces Shore Duty Promise
In a mist shrouded Atlantic scene Oberleutnant Fritz Sturm reels from twenty one Allied sinkings and awaits a supply ship to end his sea bound patrol. The crew debates mercy and fatigue as dawn nears and a shore assignment looms.
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Flying Dutchman aboard a German U boat story twist
A German Oberleutnant Fritz Sturm, haunted by wartime deeds, attempts a surface escape from a submarine to land on the Spanish coast at San Sebastian. A Dutch-voiced deckhand calls him on board the Flying Dutchman ruse, while Sturm’s hatred for sailors and the sea bleeds into the tense rendezvous.
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Mentally Ill Children Cured By Art Study
STATE COLLEGE Pa AP Many mentally ill children are being cured through creative art, according to Dr Viktor Lowenfeld professor of art education at Pennsylvania State College The educator said creative art provides the child with an emotional outlet that very often leads to the cause of the mental handicap Once the cause is known the treatment can be determined and in many cases complete recovery attained Unlike occupational therapy which is merely a means of divergence for mental cases creative therapy is a means to a cure
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Foot and mouth disease hits cloven-footed animals
Almost all cloven footed animals especially cattle hogs and sheep are susceptible to foot and mouth disease.
One Belt to Power Massachusetts Mill Project
A six mile long leather belt rolled in Worcester, made from 450 steer hides, is described as the largest in the world and soon to whirl about power shafts in a Florida lumber mill, as reported by AP. The belt, crafted by a local Worcester leather firm, showcases an ambitious industrial showcase.
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London Dealer Sells Rare Bible at 27000 Price
William H. Robinson of Pall Mall London raised his stock by 27200 dollars with a 1960 German printed Apocalypse from Sotheby’s auction room. The copy features color block illustrations and is valued as a rare item in his collection.
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Auction Records Bid For Rare Black Book Surfaces
An official at Sotheby’s described the 48-leaf life of St John as the highest price ever paid for a black book. Robinsons told the Associated Press of the sale details and the expected bidding.
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Slavic Studies Chief Arrives in Warsaw for Survey
Professor J. Rose, director of Slavic science, arrived in Warsaw to survey cultural conditions. He aims to proceed to Prague later, indicating ongoing regional research efforts.
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Profesg J. Rose
Slavic Science In
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