Vets In England Break Ice For World Students Exchange
In Oxford England a few dozen GIs begin the UNESCO international student exchange, aided by a flood of treasury checks after VA accounting delays. U S Embassy in London received more than $175,000 to cover fees and grants while American veterans focus on Oxford's ancient wisdom.
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Relief and Cough Cure Ad Promises Quick Sleep
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as the potent remedy for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis claiming it targets the throat loosens phlegm helps healing without narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease the cough and restore rest.
U S and Soviet Leaders Faulted Over World Peace Key
Dean Wilbur White of Western Reserve University warned Rice Institute students that the United States and Soviet Union hold the world’s peace key but are the least capable to lead. He cited inexperience in three great powers and noted leadership changes since Stalin. He spoke during Rice lectures on world politics.
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Vivid Colors Brighten Little Brown School
Vivid colors replace drab interior at Public School No. 19 in Wilmington Met. Teachers and students praise the new scheme as it maximizes natural and artificial light and creates a cheerful atmosphere. Each room features a distinct color display from sunlight yellow to coral and blue. The lunchroom uses strawberry color with chairs in blue green red and black.
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This Traffic Light Is Probably Jinxed
WAUKESHA Wis UP Walt er Dick city engineer says a set of stop and go lights at a Wau kesha intersection is jinxed. They have been out of commission most of the time since stalled in 1941. War kept them dark briefly after V J day. A week later a motorist knocked one down. A parts shortage kept them dark for months. A woman driver skidded around the corner and knocked them out again. Dean White said there will be no immediate war between the United States and Russia.
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