Buddha ti Tibet Will Wear Robes From South Dakota
In Deadwood South Dakota a plan outlined to supply robes for a Tibetan Buddhist figure using fur pelts from South Dakota. The article notes a potential shift in relations between the United States and Tibet and discusses trade and ceremonial robes sourced from local wildlife.
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Buddha
Tibet
South Dakota
Deadwood
Himalayas
Datarama
United States
Ramehatka Peninsula
Hoke
Fawward
South Daksa
United
Biaies
Lhasaa
Fek
Sejich
É. Deadwood
Starshall
Pennsylvania Towns Seek Shanannball Sayers Support
Local communities search for a standout figure to lead regional efforts amid civil service reforms. Officials in multiple towns discuss coordinating actions and potential roles for a high-profile person to bolster public programs and community projects.
Hallroad Conductors Clash Sparks Shooting in Argentina
In a disrupted Argentine railroad scene a conductor and passenger exchange violence near a moving train. A conductor is struck and a passenger falls from the steps. injuries and confusion follow as authorities investigate.
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Hallroad
Bresrtins
Tonga
Argentina
Gev Rary
Fred
Platel
Franks Freed by Palm Eageiet at Coney Tale
In New York a short, vivid incident at Coney Tale triggered panic as Emilio Franco screamed during an army service setting. His outburst and a mysterious condition described by doctors hint at a long unexplained episode and a possible siege of memory.
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Sposohiesa
Goaster
New York
Emilio Franco
Franco
Prigd
Prapco
Cat Haunts Town as Feline Feud Begins in Middletown
In Middletown Connecticut a cat named Huffles allegedly killed a year old child named Nixes prompting Charles Mixon to pursue retaliation. Mixon paid fines for prior tilting and claims he will not shoot Wy again. A veterinary report notes scars on Huffles and mentions bullet holes with claims of a possum-like play.
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Fries
Middletown
Conn
Mlsc
Intict
Charles Mixon
Huffles
Parral
Nisen
Texas
Qxantining
Mines Threat Still Lingers After World War Two
Despite sweeping efforts by navies and international agencies, mines from both world wars still threaten ships. Since VE Day over 300 ships of various nationalities have been struck or sunk in the Atlantic and Mediterranean, with 16 total losses. A two phase program, including mine clearance and a shipmasters passive routes system, reduced danger significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fasny
United Statde Onvy
Soares
Cape Biry
Kattegat
New York Tisk Insurance Authority
Insect Traps Turn Porch Lights Into Beetle Bait
Researchers at Wen Hep station report porch light traps lure and kill beetles and moths. Experiments over ten years show light-activated traps capture up to 20 000 beetles, reducing pests like the white grub that harms roots.
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OHTC
Netrwander
Ataton
Nelswandar
Monmouth Man Claims U S Army Eating Championship
Monmouth resident Newhall, 22, ex-handerjack, won the U S Army eating title after gaining 40 pounds since leaving service in 1844. Officials described him as the wholesome outdoors type, describing a meal of five pound meat loaf, lettuce, chicken and rice, two sides, and a pie.
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U.S. Army
Monmouth
Monamnuth
U. S. Army
Mit
Informaslon
Mac Ua
Genes Newhall
Margette
Nleh
Newhall
Nevada Justice of the Peace races shape local politics
Nevada voters in Las Vegas Reno and Carson City consider election battles for the justice of the peace posts. The jobs pay little salary yet control marriage ceremonies and local court duties, prompting scrutiny of qualifications and term limits.
Leading Authority Stalins Toothaches Are Old-Fashioned
Seattle dentists advocate early preventive care for children. Dr John C. Fisuer of the University of Washington dental school stresses visiting the dentist before age three, proper nutrition with milk eggs fruits and cereals, limited sweets, daily brushing, and the use of topical sodium fluoride to protect developing teeth.
Scientists Seek Sun-Proof Slothing via Mountain Trials
Researchers at Mount Montezuma, Chile, atop a 9,500 foot peak, test how elements and moisture affect fabric disintegration. The Smithsonian notes trials aim to separate moisture and light exposure as the main damage factors, advancing theories on sunproof clothing.
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Washington
Mount Mentemuma
Chile
Smithsonian Institution
Henes
Montezuma
Master Nobody Knows How The Two Year Old Shepherd Traces Home
A two year old shepherd named Johan Jacobsen is traced from Gale Norway to Dunellen New Jersey then to Long Island New York. A collar tag bearing the name helps identify the dog and link to Jacobsen who left the animal with friends in Oslo. The dog arrived in New York aboard a plane after information from Norway and searches at the airport followed a three hour scan. Flight crew and police participated as authorities sought the pet.
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Callié Johan Tecobsen
Gale
Norway
Homer
Dunellen
Long Teland
N.Y
Japansen
Jacobsen
Oslo
Glendy Twtar
Wold
Thi
America
New York
Afr
Jacobsot
Homeless veteran laments kindness delays rebuilding home
War veteran Webb describes syringes of aid failing to materialize as neighbors collect funds but carpenters and tradespeople do not show. He estimates about 5600 in donations from a community aid drive for a new home he hoped to begin, but repeated delays prevent rebuilding and returning to civilian life.
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Lowis
Webb
Avine
Wobb
Quattermaster Corpe
Iast Film
Tourloe
Potwe
German Housewives Store Potatoes In Thair Beds
Lincoln Nebraska residents read about German housewives storing potatoes in their beds as a sign of hardship during occupation. Dr Otto Holberg notes changing family routines from bread to potatoes while American sociologists aid German women via military government programs.
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Thair
Lincoln
Neb
Fizh Peloes Shuld
Otto Holberg
University A
Nebraska
Eolberg
Berili
United States
Hatore
Holberg
Nuertberg
Londonor Organizes Atlantis Hunt Expedition
Exerton Sykes, former British diplomat, organizes a South Atlantic Atlantis expedition off the Azores after 25 years of study. The plan includes underwater TV reporting and aims to locate the legendary lost continent beneath the ocean.
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Londonor
Exerton Sykes
Hiltish Emibsunay Lo
Warsaw
Poland
Byises Haa
Atlantis
South Atlantic
Azores
Wnderwater
Severs
Dead Persons
Snoring and its threats to marriage and health
An article discusses snoring as a serious marital risk, citing Royal Society of Medicine concern and potential divorce. It notes cultural stigma, urges research following Japan, and lists proposed treatments from amputation of nasal obstruction to mouth-closure adhesions, with expert opinions on causes and uncertainties.
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Royal Society of Medicine
United
Robin Proguses
Japa
Peice
Rector Urges Against Blowing Hose During Ear Exams
CHICAGO physicist Dr. W. Wallace Teed argues that 39,000 navy divers cannot be harmed by blowing air through the nose and ear to equalize pressure. He recounts testing during submarine service, noting minimal infections among divers and cautioning that ear infections are not caused by air passage alone.
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Chicago
Wim
Navy
Wallace Teed
Ann Arcbor
Mick
Peyar
Property fvenar Protests Disappearance of Treas GAMDEN
Mrs Ayars of Berlin New Jersey testified as chief witness in a case against Ross 52 who admitted selling trees from a one acre woodlot owned by Mrs Ayars for firewood at 124 per cord. The incident involved damage to trees near a pond and altered surroundings after a prior claim of displacement.
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Ara
Ayars
Berlin N. J
Amdpew Ross
Woogland
Worm Dealers Thrive In Small Town Industry
The piece profiles lowly earthworms and worm brokers around Blowrtstown where hundreds of families depend on worm farming for livelihood. Young crews for grunt work pull 1S to 2 cents per hundred, while Andrew Cocwell sells about 40,000 worms weekly at multiple price points, paying landowners 10 cents per 100 worms.
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Bruunetlowa
Anny Becker
Eparkiing
Ocean
Eouth
Becigard
Andrew Cocwell
Griber
Alssour River Ebb and Flow Endangers Home Owner
A river on the west bank of Swen sea Island along the Mikgouri River near Fork Gethora Thwaa alternates between high and low water. Tenant Zilke Gamb says he moved out when flooding from the Big Muddy began to threaten the foundation. Six months earlier the river stood 0 yards from Elwood's property, now a damaged river bottom remains.
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Velaha
Omaha
Elweed
Swensea
Mikgouri
Gethora
Zilke Gamb
Wiwerd
Elwood
Yain
Hood
Ine Island
Joe Cannon Bargain Coat Saga Reflects Humble Profit
Washington story recalls Joe Cannon once seeking a cheap overcoat. A sister secretly lowered the price from 45 to 20 dollars, then to 25 dollars as a buyer offered. Cannon, hoping for quick profit, bought the coat and bragged about a bargain, while colleagues joked about his frugal fashion.
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Joe Cannon
Washington, D
Cannon
Watson
Speaker Cannon
Milon
Sniff Expert Called to Help Solve Perfume Puzzle
A sniff expert is sought to value and origin identify unlabeled perfume bottles found in a rented Ashantshire room. Police say suspected smuggled French perfume could fetch 21.50 to 22 per ounce, with a New York expert to verify manufacture and value. The case links to a man with unpaid debts and no tax stamps on the bottles.
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New York
Bill Lyle Asta
Hoston
Lyle Gald
Wade
France
Seth
Solq
Lyter
Obituary for Hunt Family Patriarch In Houston Burial
Obituary notes a Houston man's death with funeral services at a Baptist church. He left a wife, two daughters Bertha Gore and Ray Balvor, and a son Willie Hunt, along with siblings and many descendants. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Gilbert Baxker and Ale family members.
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Mbar Hotns
Gilbert Baxker
Houston
Baptist Church
Jr. Hunt
Ale
Trook Island
Teade
Bertha Gore
Stillwell
Ole
Mra
Ray Balvor
Ouston
Willie Hunt
LaPorte
Christmas Sunday School Party Recalls Holiday Cheer
Rock Island items note a Methodist Sunday School party with decorations, cookies, hot chocolate, candy and popcorn balls. Attendees include Audrey Kotla Elders Billie Jean Kotla Clarence Gore Gerald Ware Charles Wadkins Tesonette Dlekerton Sandra Kloss Ruth Huil Frank Levichnovsky and visiting Ernest Hudson from California.
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Mira
T. Nicewander
Faith Rote
Methodist Dhyed
Audrey
Elders
Billie Jean Kotla
Clarence Gore
Gerald Ware
Charles
Larry Wadkins
Tesonette Dlekerton
Sandra Kloss
Rice Industry Holds Steady Amid 1948–49 Rice Estimates
The southwest USDA Production and Marketing Administration notes rising 1949 rough rice production with 22,547,000 barrels and regional totals at 18,417,000 barrels for Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Milled rice supplies expand, with end December distribution around 250 million pound bags. TEPC allocations for 1949 half-year total 4.5 million packets with China and Europe among buyers.
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Lan
Southwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texis
Southern Mills
United States
TEPC
Cube
China
Notch East Indies
Phillipines
Europe
British West Indies
Oemander
Birthday party honors Betty Tofor Nossmay in Rock Island
Betty Tofor Nossmay celebrated her birthday Monday evening December 20 at 7:30 in her mother Mrs C Hossman’s Rock Island home. Guests included out of town visitors Leroy Lundquist and Te y my of Richmond and Mr and Mrs Wo R Bradford. Games and prizes followed a refreshment spread with linen cloth and decorative purple arrangements.
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Wiss Getty Loyre Hossmay
Man
C. Hossman
Rock Island
George Eads
Bor! Waits, Jr
Alvin Abbott
Hanaree
Leroy Lundquist
Gargood
Teymy
Richmond
Wo R) Bradford
Ollie Smith
Tobe Smith
Lawton
Otdahams
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Sarpida
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Ralls
Las Vegas
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Luaden
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Ravange
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Mile
Simone
Vashier
Sam Liles
Milly
Olive
Coles
Amy Ee
Robim
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Rosin
Adonva
Tobin
Robin Eds
Wavy
Rector
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