Fathers Day gift: sports shirts for Dad in global styles
The piece promotes a wide range of men’s leisure shirts with international influences from Oriental to Caribbean, highlighting new fabrics. It urges families to buy matching shirts for Father’s Day, noting broad shoulders, open collars, and easy care fabrics as appealing features.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
South Seas
Caribbean Islands
India
Avail
Dad
MW Junior
Hellne
Male Penguins Brave Winter in Antarctica
In Antarctica emperor penguins endure the long polar night as mating and hatching unfold. Males incubate eggs for two months while females forage, then depart. emperors rarely breed in captivity and zoo cases reveal long-term care by male guardians, with dramatic, if imperfect, courtship behavior observed.
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Washington
Antarctica
Naninnal Geographic Society
Tecout Oyservoers
Hite
Malcolm da
Nalianst Zoological Park
Davis
Harry
Sleaiy
Hee
Cash for Husbands and Wives at Aetna Finance Co
Married people in nearby towns can obtain cash ranging from fifty to fifteen hundred dollars by signing alone with Aetna Finance Co. at 708 Ninth Avenue. Couples may receive funds quickly without endorsers. Evening appointments available by call.
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Lapat
Reta Vinance Co
Aetna Finance Co
Ninth Avenue
Penguin Courtship and Feats of the Emperor Penguin
An anecdotal account describes emperor penguin courtship with pebbles offered at mates and rejection followed by persistence. Reporter notes penguin size and resilience, referencing penguin expert Mr. Davis and a dramatic capture attempt. The piece adds details on emperor life expectancy, health risks, and a sensational moment involving a bird wriggling free from five men and escaping with feather belts.
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Tavis
Nuove
Davis
Gace
Rayburn Says No Firm Pact With Chenoweth Yet
In Washington House Speaker Sam Rayburn states he has no firm agreement with Rep. Chenoweth on the Hells Canyon and Fryingpan Arkansas projects. Chenoweth indicated a reported understanding to back Hells Canyon in exchange for Rayburn’s support for Fryingpan Arkansas, but Rayburn says no individual pledge exists. The Hells Canyon bill would authorize a federal power development on the Snake River in Idaho. The Fryingpan Arkansas bill seeks federal water development funding in Colorado.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rep
Chenoweth
K-Cola
Treus Canyon
Feyingpan- Arkansas
Hells Canyon
Interior Committee
Rayburn
Riles Committee
Camusktee
Snake River
Idaho
Idaho Power Co
Arkansas
Colorado
Commie Party Underground Plan Warned by House Panel
The House Un American Activities Committee said it obtained documents showing the Communist party in the United States plans to transfer its power underground. It described an underground press and façade organ ization while maintaining open members for leadership and continued subversion to undermine the U S government. Rep Walter Day, committee chair, called the documents proof of a fraudulent system and urged scrutiny of suspected sympathizers.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
U.S
Ing
Walter
Tremor in Central Chile Causes Damage and One Death
A strong earthquake struck Central Chile early Saturday causing cracked walls in La Serena, 250 miles northwest of Santiago. It was the second tremor in 24 hours with one death near Coquimbo, likely from a falling price.
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Santiago
Chile
la Serena
Coquimbo
Nepal tough on foreign Himalayan expeditions after border incident
Nepal plans strict limits on international climbs following a border incident where two Welsh climbers were arrested by Chinese troops. Government may prohibit expeditions to peaks rope down to the frontier or very near the border, officials in Kalimpong report.
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Nepal
Kalmandu
Connelly and Caudle Defense Rests Case
The trial of Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle, former Truman officials, closes its defense after 23 days. Prosecutor Roth plans rebuttal witnesses as the case moves toward jury deliberation next week. Sachs, a St. Louis shoemaker, pleaded guilty in 1951 to tax evasion and was fined.
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ST. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
Federal District Court
Roth
Wylls Sr. Newcomb
Future Homes in Odd Shapes And Materials
Future homes may be plastic steel or aluminum with removable walls and rotating or modular designs. The text describes six sided beehive inspired houses in New Zealand, rotating hilltop homes in Italy, swiveling interiors in Sweden, and geodesic domes in the United States and elsewhere. It notes Japan and America exchanging ideas and lists several experimental homes and concepts for space-saving, transportable living units.
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Washington
New Zealand
National Geographic
Rebeting Howse
Italy
Stockholm
Sweden
Japan
America
Galilornian
Tokyo
Achitert
Jaltoon
Central Asia
U N technical aid spend sets record in 1955
The United Nations reported 1955 technical aid obligations totaling 25.8 million dollars, the highest in program history begun in the mid-1950s. Funds supported 1203 students abroad and 2004 foreign experts across 101 countries, with Soviet involvement including five experts and 37 fellowships.
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United Nations
N.Y. l
U. N
Burma
India
Tne
Soviet Union
Indian Statistical Institute
Calcutta
Tadien
Afghanistan
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Dapat
Britain
Global aid pledge totals and public interest figures
France aid West and East Germany studies their program. Seventy three governments pledged 28,941,030 dollars to support aid programs this year. The United States will match contributions up to 1514 million dollars. There are 1,523,757 members in California Parent Teacher societies. An estimate suggests 27,650,000 Americans play a musical instrument.
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France
East Germany
United States
California
Unclear Historic Tale Supposed Tigers and Firewater
A garbled report claims that in distant regions of Husia and the Far East a broadcaster spoke of Comrade Meluyer catching two tigers in 1938 with bare hands. It also mentions a strong drink called syved and references a firewater causing danger to wildlife.
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London
Moscow
Tadic
Hussia
Toyyal
Bulg Uist
Comrade Meluyer
Sagielyi
Russia
Davis recounts birth date dispute at permanent registration office
Registrars confront an error over William Edward Davis birth date 1838 as he, a former slave from Winston Salem NC, appears to verify age. Davis recalls being enslaved at age 12 and submits affidavits to prove true age amid a form letter correction process.
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Citalleston
W. Vale
Permanent Registration Office
Wiliam Edward Davis
Davis
Winston-Salem
Noc
One-Man Job Douses Grease Fire in House
Cleveland Tennessee firemen responded to a grease fire in a house wife stove. One man tackled the blaze and smothered it with a wet dishrag to stop the flames.
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Cleveland
Tenn
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