Four Army fliers survive crash in Alabama search for a missing professor
A bomber on upper atmosphere research plummeted near Evansville Alabama. Professor H W Baldwin of the University of Chicago died after his parachute failed to open. Paratroopers leaped to escape a fiery craft while Maj Richard Baker commanded the escape. Three enlisted men remained aboard and landed safely at Maxwell Field. Sgt John Mort suffered a broken ankle and others had minor injuries. The body of Prof Baldwin was found hours later by local farmers and settlers aiding the search.
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University of Chicago
Evansville
Alabama
Richard Baker
Inyokern
Calif
Maxwell Field
Ala
Washington, D. C
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Altoona
Charles ‘Dooge
Chatham, N. J
Ramald Anthony
Professor Baldwin
Edward Fincher
Dewey Dodgen
Carpenter
Standing Rock
Hazards of traffic on U S highways past Labor Day weekend
AP reports 271 killed in automobile crashes over Labor Day as writer recalls a 2600 mile southern trip. He warns of disguises of death on roads including reckless passing, left arm signals, hidden side roads, worn jalopies and speeding riders.
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Washington
Indian Hospital Uses Powdered Jewels And Gold For Treatment
In Hyderabad, An ant Hospital treats patients with Unani medicine using crushed pearls, powdered emeralds and gold. The facility rejects modern drugs, relying on 2000 indigenous remedies, including metals, herbs and animal products, for conditions from tuberculosis to epilepsy.
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Indian Hospital
Robert Branson
Hyderabad City
India
Hyderabad
Anant Hospital
Unani
Anan
Falurrahman Khitn
Ue Hospital
Khane
Unni
Kean
Girl Scouts Training Workshop for Leaders Tomorrow
A training workshop for all Girl Scout leaders and prospective leaders will be held at the Girl Scout office tomorrow. Early arrivals and lunch details are listed and the program includes troop activities, arts and crafts, dramatics, and an overview of the organization's purpose and history.
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Mer W W. C. Hutchings
Mre
Top. Scheile
Peace fatigue and shell shock in wartime strain
Hal Boyle notes that modern war fatigue wears down soldiers more than wartime worries. He questions why men crack under strain, argues shell shock was real, and explains how combat fatigue terms replaced direct diagnoses, urging understanding of the breaking points in soldiers.
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New York
Ois
Jdi
Dean
Housewife Learns Her Home Was A Burial Vault
Columbus housewife Evelyn Palmore discovers her basement home once served as a funeral establishment and last testing site for 24 years. She finds a metal box containing ashes and a death certificate for Henry Hoeflich, a Pittsburgh salesman, dated September 26, 1924. Police seek Hoeflich relatives with Pittsburgh police assisting.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Palmore
Henry Hoeflich
Pittsburgh, Penna
Hoeftlich
Miss Mabel Dorriety to Enter University
Slocomb special report notes Miss Mabel Dorriety will enter the University of Alabama graduate school September 21 to pursue a master’s degree. A Slocomb High faculty member for three years, she is a Judson College alumna and former senior sponsor for the Class of 1948. She has served as faculty adviser to Sigma Era and Slocomb Hi-Lite and led Beta Club activities and dramatic productions.
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Slocomb
Mabel Dorriety
Slocomb School
University of Alabama
Miss Dorriety
Judson College
Marion
Slocomb High School
Peace Fatigue Describes Postwar Strain and Fear
The passage coin s the term peace fatigue to describe widespread wartime fear and postwar weariness. It contrasts combat fatigue with those unable to cope after the war while noting harried housewives and weary transit workers bearing the burden of daily life and rising costs.
Instrument makers use faint-finder for perfect pitch
Band and orchestra instrument manufacturers employ an electronic faint finder to achieve perfect intonation. The robot ear is extremely sensitive and detects any deviation from standard pitch by a fraction of a semitone.
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