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Red forces push toward Shanghai amid heavy fighting
Reports say Communist troops moved to within 21 miles of Shanghai with battles near Taichang and Shihutang. Government troops hold central China lines around Hankow as Shanghai garrison orders departments to relocate within two weeks amid reports of a major Communist advance from Kashan.
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Taichang
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Central China Hankow Central
Shanghai
Guanghai
Kashan
Aig
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Communists claim heavy losses for government attackers
A communique reports government troops suffered heavy casualties and repelled attackers. Red forces at Chenmu south of Kunshan, near Shanghai, endured about 60 casualties after a nationalist counter-attack. The action indicates a widening northwest front for the Communists.
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Kunshan
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Band Concert Program Set by Hewell Hampton
Band director Hewell Hampton announced the season finale program for both Junior and Senior High School bands. Tonight at 8:30 the high school auditorium hosts performances with the junior band first followed by senior selections including The Thunderer and Light Cavalry. A senior novelty number directed by Hampton will close the program.
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St. Mary’s
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Police clarify kidnap claim in Graceville case
Chief Kirkland said the trio’s trip appears voluntary with no gun. He traced Tindel from Columbus to Graceville, noting sisters and barroom encounters. Investigators found newspaper photos linked to a cafe visit. no charges were filed as the women and men traveled with husbands on leave. Carthage history noted at article end.
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Light Warm X Cloth May Revolutionize Clothing Industry
Cleveland inventor James Rand Ui and engineer Wallace Nichols unveil X-cloth a light heat reflecting fabric made from powdered aluminum with a vinylite base. Rand says it reflects radiant body heat and could reduce artificial heating needs across homes and garments.
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NEA
Hans Olaffson
Frozen Rock
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Hans
Minnesota
James H. Rand Ui
Bratenahl
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Wallace H. Nichols
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Pilgrims Flock To Grotto Shrine Of Lourdes
ROSSETTE. HARGROVE Lourdes France NEA Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world visit Lourdes yearly to pray at the grotto and basilica seeking cures or solace. Since 1947 about 1,500,000 visitors have flocked here from May to September with outdoor services and candle lit grotto rites.
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Hargrove Lourdes
France
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Pyrenees Mountains
Calvary Hill
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Bureau of Investigation
Cloth cost low as new fabric touted against wool
Rand predicts the fabric will sell for as little as one tenth the cost of wool marking a potential price breakthrough for cheaper textiles.
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Rand
Canonization of Saint Bernadette Noted in Rome
The story of the young shepherdess from the film The Story of Bernadette is recalled as she was canonized by Rome on December 8 1933, seventy five years after her death in Nevers. Her relics remained incorrupt when transferred to a reliquary twenty nine years later and are still visible to pilgrims at the shrine of Saint Bernadette.
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Rome
Nevers
St. Bernadette
Rheumatic Fever Is Curable Says Doctor in San Francisco
In San Francisco doctors led by Dr. Lea M. Taran of New York presented a public scale of rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease data. They described the frightening extent but offered an optimistic view that effective treatment is immediately available to all communities.
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San Francisco
Lea M. Taran
New Your
Medical director advocates sanitarian care for rheumatic heart disease
A medical director from St Francis Sanitarium on Long Island discusses rheumatic heart disease affecting 2.5 million Americans, including 40,000 children who may die this year. He promotes treatment in specialized institutions rather than hospital or home care. He highlights research supporting institutional care and notes nutritional claims about beef fat and a snapshot of 1988 U S wheat production led by Kansas followed by several other states.
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St Francis Sanitarium
Long Island
United States
Taran
Grocery & Market Interferes With Local Fishing Crew
The 616 West Powell Street location operates as Grocery and Market under Carl 551 M Norton and Tidwell. Residents report conflicts with nearby fishing activities caused by the business operations. Local authorities may review zoning and noise impacts affecting the fishing community.
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Carl
M. Norton & Tidwell
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