Air Force Oldsters In School Under Bootstrap Program
Captain Arthur F. Briggs, 34, inspector general at San Bernardino Air Materiel Area, enrolls in Operation Bootstrap to finish college in six months. He joins other Air Force personnel studying world politics Russian history photo interpretation and romance literature while continuing pay and allowances but paying tuition and transportation costs.
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France
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Study on Salt and Water Balance Published
CHAPEL HILL April 23 A University of North Carolina medical professor publishes a new book on the vital salt and water balance in the body. Dr Louis G West of UNC Medicine writes Clinical Disorders of Hydration and Acid Base Equilibrium published by Little Brown and Company. Dr Homer W Smith of New York University lauds the work as a significant contribution to medical literature.
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Army Crime Lab in Frankfurt Solves Pedestrian Death
In Frankfurt on April 23 an old painted car in a hit and run killed a German pedestrian. Army investigators matched a 13 layer paint chip to the vehicle, leading to the owner’s manslaughter conviction. The lab, one of three worldwide, handles evidence for U S units and reports findings to aid justice.
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Controlling Weight Is Life Work
Dr. Frederick J. Stare, Harvard nutrition chair, says overweight raises disease risk and shortens life if not managed. Weight loss can extend life but must be paired with sustained diet and exercise. He argues fat reduction versus broad diet changes, stresses gradual, varied eating, and notes family habits influence obesity in children.
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Italian Riviera cheaper than French counterpart
Travel note describes the Italian Riviera as a sunlit, affordable alternative to the French coast. Highlights include Riviera di Ponente and Riviera di Levante from the French border to La Spezia, with San Remo as a gambling hub, Genoa’s seafood on the waterfront, and Portofino harbor. Visitors can find bargains on Italian silk ties, angora wool, and handmade shirts, with seaside towns like Ventimiglia, Bordighera, Rapallo, Santa Margherita, and Portofino offering cafes, villas, and scenic views.
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First U.S. Locomotive Cooper Revolutionizes Rail
The Cooper, the first locomotive built in the United States, began operation marking a milestone in American railroading and signaling the rise of domestic locomotive manufacturing.
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