Musk as Fixative Dominates Perfumery Materials
The article notes musk as the most important fixative in perfumery. It also reports the bituminous coal industry mined 76 million tons in 1945, underscoring coal's scale and economic role.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
5
English school marms bring tea and tales to Chicago students
Irene Munn of Manchester and Hilda Thorndyke of Crewe, two English school teachers, arrive in Cicero to teach American sixth graders for ten months. They brought tea, noted shortages in England, and enjoyed American shopping and fashion while praising U S hospitality and the familiar feel of school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Chicago
NEA
Herve
Cicero
Irene Munn
Manchester
Hilda Thorndyke
Crewe
English Sneaking Union
American Association of University Women
Miss Munn
England
U.S
Miss Thorndyke
Jett
Kangaroo Reportedly Cleared Nine-Foot Fence
A hunted kangaroo in Australia was observed leaping over a nine-foot fence during pursuit. The sighting drew attention from locals as the animal vanished into nearby brush.
Paris Conference Strain Ties Up Police Amid City Crime Wave
Paris authorities blame the Peace Conference for a rise in street crimes with 10 percent of 15 000 officers reassigned to security duties. December 1945 to August 1946 figures show fluctuating crime, while two new night squads patrol luxury districts armed and alert. Taxicab victims frequent targets, yet experts call the trend a postwar normalcy toward peace time life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Luxembourg Palace
Admiral Quits Pullman Fleet After 57-Year Career
Chicago AP report notes Bert E. Dewey known as the Admiral of the Pullman Fleet retires at 74 ending a 57 year service. He moved troops and beds for 37 000 900 troops through World War II and earlier conflicts and supervised sleeping car movement since 1931. He began in 1898 during the Spanish American War and organized presidential trains without mishap since McKinley era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bert E. Dewey
Dewey
Admiral
Washington
William McKinley
Crowns and coronets in ancient athletic contests
The article explains that crowns and coronets were not regal insignia at first but were crafted from leaves or flowers and awarded to victors in athletic competitions rather than royalty or state ritual.
Soil Conservation Reclaims Arid Spot
Courtland Manifold chief forester for the Soil Conservation Service in Washington completed his inspection of the Clatsop spit near Astoria Oregon. He toured dunes planted ten years ago to combat erosion and observed decade-old trees with eight inch diameters along roads where shifting sands once spread. His report read Successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria, Ore
Courtland Manifold
Soil Conservation Service
Washington
Clatsop Spit
Manifold
Soybean Oil Meal Feeds Boost Digestible Protein Claims
Soybean chemists contend animal and poultry feed derived from soybean oil meal delivers four to five times more digestible protein than cereal grains, suggesting significant feeding advantages for livestock.
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