Old-Fashioned Othman Prefers Rails To Movie Cars
Washington writer F C Othman expresses a nostalgic wish to ride the Chesapeake and Ohio line to Cincinnati aboard traditional trains rather than the new perambulating movie theater car. He praises railroading memories on the Wabash, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific while resisting cinema en route and seeking classic comfort and time tables.
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Mr. Tufts
Miss Blyth
Tufts
Wabash
The
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Monterey
Jeep
Cincinnati
Science Discovers Drug To Fight Trachoma Blindness
Dr. Fred Lee reports sulfanilamide reduces trachoma among American Indians from 26.6 percent to 3.6 percent over four years. The treatment uses massive oral doses for ten days plus powdered drug under the eyelids. Dr. T. T. Goldsmith notes a light beam transmission of pictures and sound as a new development at Du Mont Laboratories.
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press
New York
Fred Lee
Carson City
Nev
T. T. Goldsmith
Allen B. du Mont Laboratories, Inc
Passaic
N. J
Television Techniques Stir Debate Over Short-Range Repeats
The article discusses transmitting telestun programs from foothill to toon tranomatter and the future use of Constal Cable relay. It mentions Dr Herbert C. Miller of the University of Kit-Seheead, concerns about immunization, and speculative claims on water, earthworms, and a 3 dollar figure. It also notes an expedition death and references orchids and various locations.
Revenooers And Moonshiners Clash In Rural Hunt
An ill formed report describes law officers pursuing illicit distillers in a rural region. The text lists erratic phrases and names, but indicates a confrontation or pursuit with authorities employed to stop illegal liquor production.
Army Preaches Clean Veterans Vigor Amid Dandruff Talk
Fragmentary text suggests the army or a veterans group campaigns on cleanliness or grooming, with references to veterans and a campaign speech. The readable lines hint at a public message about hygiene and discipline, but specifics are unclear.
Helicopters Aid Smoke Jumpers In Forest Fire Efforts
Federal Forest Service officials in Missoula examine helicopters as a possible support tool for smoke jumpers. Trials show potential for rapid response and aerial delivery, with concerns over operational safety and logistical feasibility noted.
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Missoula
Mont
Federal Forest Service
Stegion
Percopter
Fragmentary OCR Brief Reflects Missing Context
Unclear text fragment shows garbled words and broken phrases. No identifiable persons, dates, places, or organizations are readable. The item lacks sufficient facts to form a complete headline or summary.
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