Youth Finds Chinese. People Resent Communists More Than Nationalists
Taipeh Aug 27 A slender mild youth Wei Wie-hsin traveled from Taipei to influence a girl to leave her banking studies before the Communists seized the city. He describes a war weary public sour on both regimes with greater anger toward the Communists and notes bitter folk songs and hunger chants.
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Taipei
Wei Wie-hsin
Wei
Mao
Kuomintang
Chiang
China
Sale Of Heirlooms Forced On Nobles
London Aug 27 The motto we sell to live applies to British nobility as earls dukes and gentry open their castles to visitors for a fee. Christies auctioneers are hired to sell jewelry pictures and historic belongings due to Labour govt taxes that have left the aristocracy nearly penniless.
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Christies
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Ex Gl Veterans Plot Merges and Pension Plan Fight
Ex World War II veterans may take over leadership of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars as a possible AVC Amvets merger gains momentum. The pension plans defeated by the 81st Congress face a possible death blow amid reorganizations and purges.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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American Veterans Committee
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Harold A. Keats
Gilbert A. Harrison
AWC
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Legion
VFW
Clyde A. Lewis
Plattsburgh N. Y
Jim Green
Omaha
Erle Cocke, Jr
Dawson, Ga
George N Craig
Brazil
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Electronic Device Quiets Barking Dog in Home Setup
In Minneapolis W J McGoldrick of Minneapolis Honeywell built a bark suppressor using a microphone amplifier valve and water spray to deter a dog's dawn barking. The system is triggered by the dog’s bark and delivers a squirt of water to the face. A Landsdale scientist, W J Cook, claims invention of four springs for various uses including earring clips and telescopic tubes.
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Electronics
W. J. McGoldrick
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company
Landsdale, Pa
INS
W. J Cook
Landsdale
Can't Tell A Golf Ball By Its Cover
Brecksville Ohio August 27 INS scientists at the B F Goodrich Research Center report that bounce height on a hard surface does not reliably indicate driving distance. A ball that bounces lower may travel ten or more yards farther when struck, as the core’s resilience drives distance, not the cover’s bounce.
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Brecksville, O
B. F. Goodrich Research Center
BFG
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