Licences granted for house painting in London after loan
A loan to save labor and materials enables licences to paint houses in London once more. Councillor Mrs N V Laughton lays flowers daily on Horsham war memorial. Walter Jacob, ex head of the German police in Czechoslovakia, was hanged after a one day trial. Governor Bromer seeks self sufficiency for Derugias Isle of Man. Egyptian authorities bar U S airmen from Cairo without passports and civilian dress. A parrot in Benoni cheered the Royal visit by saying Greetings your majesty. Seven pure bred Southdown rams were shipped to New Zealand and sold at auction for about 510 dollars each. Canada’s fruit crop value in 1946 estimated at 51,474,000 dollars, up 60 percent from 1945.
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New Zealand
Used Car Becomes Hidden Bank in Missouri Tale
In Chillicothe Missouri a used automobile buyer Omer Skinner learns the car dealer kept a secret 2000 dollars inside a trunk hiding place. The salesman reveals the stash claiming he used the car as his money bank and forgot it there.
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Chillicothe, Mo
Omer Skinner
Kansas City
Landing Rights Clarified by U S Canada Agreement
The United States and Canada finalized an air services agreement detailing routes and rights for cross border flights. Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs Lester B. Pearson announced Canada accepts the new terms. US routes include Fargo Winnipeg Great Falls Lethbridge Seattle Vancouver Seattle Whitehorse Fairbanks Whitehorse. Canadian routes include Port Arthur Duluth Victoria Seattle Whitehorse Fairbanks Winnipeg Sault Ste. Marie North Bay Toronto.
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United States
Canada
State Department
Lester B. Pearson
Boom Days Visualized Again In Outlook Saskatchewan
Outlook Saskatchewan eyes a new boom as irrigation plans by the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration center a proposed dam near town. Once a railway driven boomtown, Outlook now with 700 residents recalls bridges and empty fields while taxes and sidewalks hint at past prosperity.
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Outlook
Sask
Saskatchewan
South Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Chicago
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
Hat Etiquette Mix Up in Society Film
An American film producer asks an English friend to review a society film. The Englishman notes the hat remains on in conversation with a lady because another woman is about to enter, and the man must raise his hat for her.
Man Looks to Insects for New Flight Lessons
The field of flight research expands beyond birds as engineers study insect aerodynamics. Researchers explore miniature wing mechanisms and flapping motion to inspire future aviation and micro air vehicles. The work seeks to harness efficient wing design and agile control observed in nature.
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Dodd
Crossword puzzle fragment with scattered clues
A scrambled crossword puzzle page fragment presents numerous clues and partial entries including animals, fuels, weights, and terms from various categories. The readable items hint at a large set of horizontal and vertical entries, with partial word fragments and scattered topics across a puzzle grid.
Crude liver extract cuts death rate from cirrhosis
Four New York physicians report a 77 percent two year survival among 30 cirrhosis patients treated with crude liver extract at Rockefeller Institute. They note higher survival than diet and vitamins or no treatment, and describe limited diet guidance and temporary vitamin B supplementation during therapy.
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New York
Daniel H Labby
Robert E. Shank
Henry G. Kinkel
Charles L. Hoagland
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Journal of the American Medical Association
Denial Of Radio Active Bikini Cloud Circling Earth
A spokesman for the Atomic Energy Commission denied any radioactive cloud from the Bikini atom bomb test is circling the globe. He described the scare as unwarranted. Dr Irvine Rehman of USC also denied that he claimed such a sixth circuit of the earth occurred.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Earth
Irvine Rehman
University of Southern California
Rehman
John Howard Payne Never Had A Home Of His Own
Notes reveal the composer of Home Sweet Home lived without a true home of his own. The brief bio highlights his fame despite personal housing insecurity.
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John Howard Payne
Uranium turns Elizabethville into Congo’s booming city
Elizabethville grows into a 20 000 population hub in the Belgian Congo as uranium deposits near the town and Canada fuel a new era. European workers and local laborers mine uranium copper cobalt tungsten while railways, a modern airport and airliners aid growth.
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Belgian Congo
New York
Elizabethville
Svenska Dagbladet
Canada
Lower Congo
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N. V Laughton
War Memorial
Horsham
England
Walter Jacob
Czechoslovakia
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Derugias
Isle of Man
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Cairo
Benoni
South Africa
Pinkham
U.s.canada
Monk
Eastern
Asia
Dray- Lowe
Anglo
Fis
Grey-Bruce
Alberta McIntosh
E. Sargent
Owen Sound
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Marvel Beauty School
Donald St
Winnipeg
Man
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton
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Stanley
Congo
Sabena
Salada
Pekoe
Little Reggie
Cew
Manila
Arctic
NEA Service
ING
M Reg
Fred T. Millard
Quilewaret
Wscorsia
Margarita
Reginald
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
San. A
Eman
Pete
Lola Aes
NTE
Mn Doay
Mab
Les Carroll
Eer Oe
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