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A terse note hints at a breakthrough formula described as a path to big wealth. The fragment mentions Mc.-Three and a venture promising major profits, but details and verifiable facts are missing.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
11
A terse note hints at a breakthrough formula described as a path to big wealth. The fragment mentions Mc.-Three and a venture promising major profits, but details and verifiable facts are missing.
A fragmented note describes a breathing aid claimed to restore vision and ease disease like Corona. It mentions broad community testing, mentions no concrete medical claims, and stresses personal care and cautious use.
Jerman and Barnes and Duckworth, each investing 150 dollars, launched a bubble solution venture in Fennants Savage using a garage factory. They quickly filled orders after a July test in Myrtle Beach and expanded production with family labor. Joe O. Scott promoted the product, leading to major orders and widespread Woolworth’s distribution, turning a local experiment into national craze.
High-Low’s venture expands from a garage operation to a 110 person staff and daily production rising from 600 bottles to a range of 75 000 to 100 000. Barnes Duckworth and Jerman quit regular jobs to run the operation full time amid rapid expansion. Police and fire units resolve a local job-change dispute with a dramatic turnabout. Nazi POW labor in 1945 totals 6 620 500 dollars for ten months, with contractors and installations contributing the rest.
Henry Nobel Hall reports on the Anglo American economic agreement granting Britain a 3.75 billion dollar loan to rebuild peacetime industry and modernize machinery. It also covers long range trade policies and a future Economic Charter with the UN, aiming to reduce barriers and foster world employment.
AP News reports a surge in crime across war-torn Italy. Bands roam from Sicily to the Swiss border, robbing trains in a Wild West style. murders, robberies, kidnappings, extortion, and looting rise. Police struggle due to poor transport, unemployment, and postwar chaos, while nighttime streets grow perilous and citizens joke about danger.
Warzaw medical council begged the government for antiseptics and dressings amid shortages. Officials replied by supplying doctors with a bottle of waesor a half package of corn coffee and a small packet of washing powder.
Barbara Wace profiles postwar Germany focusing on how many Nazis evaded capture. The Firle family story shows looted houses, vanished Nazi memorabilia, and the lingering impact on those connected to regime leaders. Helmut and Ruth Firle embody the intimate reach of Nazi influence in a civilian home.
In Lunenburg Massachusetts an old record reveals a 19th century school case. Miss Pumsem taught in 1827 and was paid 1050 for three weeks, with later notes in 1882 about enlarging a desk drawer to house a dictionary for the district.
A 14 year old boy and three 13 year old friends were playing with Santa cap capsules in a Brooklyn apartment when the capsules exploded. Police said the youths claimed they were making atom bombs. No serious injuries reported.
In six months Warsaw's reid government censorship era sees a flood of titles. Five dailies and thirteen weeklies and monthlies launched, with eighteen more appearing irregularly, signaling expanding print presence despite suppression.
Helmut and Ruth lead with gleaming smiles among party badge wearers in a festive procession. The children’s bright uniforms catch the eye as they march alongside adults in ceremonial attire. Local spectators cheer at the event.
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