Films To Be In Color In 5 Years Says Producer
MGM producer Rapf predicts color films will dominate within five years as studios push tinted production and new processes like Cinecolor and Thomascolor emerge. RKO announces The Pearl from Mexico City with English and Spanish release, while the 1940 census notes 329428 Native Americans in the U S.
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Rapf
Cinecolor
Richard Thomas
Thomas
Next Uly
RKO
Mexico
N. Peter Rathbon
Latin America
RKO Aguilar
Mexico City
Proper Hygiene for Feet and Foot Strain
A 1945 King Features Syndicate piece discusses foot care for soldiers. It covers fitting shoes by length and toe area, keeping leather dry and polished, daily foot baths, and occasional foot powder. It notes foot strain from overweight or short-legged men, usually easing in 4 to 6 weeks with proper hygiene and footwear. It also mentions hospital convalescence can trigger strain and suggests bed exercises and proper footwear after recovery, plus a brief Q and A about neurosis treatment.
Long Re-Enlists at Pope Field in AAF
M. Sgt. John B. Long, husband of Olin B. Boykins and brother of David A. Long Jr., re-enlists in the Army Air Forces for three years at Pope Field IX Troop Carrier Command. A mechanic, he previously enlisted in 1928 and served overseas 1939 1945, earning two bronze stars, the Asiatic Pacific and American Theater ribbons, the American Defense Service and Good Conduct medals.
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Pope Field
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Olin B. Boykins
Salisbury
David A. Long, Jr
Thomasville
Army Air Forces
IX Troop Carrier Command
Jury trial demanded by junk peddler as appeal granted
Municipal Judge Francis Borelli freed Henry Mason on the charge of blocking traffic with a push cart but Mason pressed for a jury trial. Borelli offered the option to go home. Mason insisted on 12 good men. Hearing set for a later date.
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Chicago
Francis Borelli
Henry Mason
Mason
Borelli
Are Borelli
Ana
Forester Advises Land Owners On Ice Storm Damage
Spartanburg D C December 27 J A Gibbs regional forester for the soil conservation service outlined steps for damaged trees. He urged immediate cutting or pruning for badly damaged trees and prompt salvage of pine and hardwood for fuel wood pulp and saw logs. He warned care is needed in loblolly pine stands which suffered heavy storm damage.
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Spartanburg
D. C
J. A. Gibbs
Southeastern States
Soil Conservation Service
Red Cross Names New Field Director at Cherry Point
Louis F. Foy of New Bern is assigned to the marine station as Red Cross field director succeeding James R. Phillips, who moves to the Red Cross area office in Atlanta, Georgia.
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RED Cross
Cherry Point
Louis F. Foy
New Bern
Marine
James R. Phillips
Atlanta
European adults fall below daily calorie minimum study
Recent foreign economic administration surveys indicate that millions of Europeans are living far below the minimum of 2000 calories a day. The findings highlight widespread undernourishment amid economic conditions across several countries.
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Foreign Economic Administration
Kinston Chamber Elects Six Directors for New Term
Six members were elected to the board of directors of the Kinston chamber of commerce. They are George E. Vick, R. Sam Flippin, J. J. Quifin, Marion Oettinger, Sidney Hart and J. P. Strother. Alarm bells were devised as health precautions to ring at exits of some atomic research laboratories when radiation exposure is detected.
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The
Atomic Research Laboratories
Pavilion under construction at Camp Lejeune recreation division
In December 1971 a pavilion costing 5.25 million dollars is being built at Wallace Creek for the marine base recreation division. The structure will feature two dance floors.
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Eryoct
Camp Lejeune
Wallace Creek
Christmas Doll Buggy Found In Street Returned
Sgt. Harry Rose of Westchester police says a new doll buggy left in the street all day Christmas will be returned to the owner without a traffic ticket. The buggy, complete with a doll and blankets, was likely a Christmas present that fell from Santa Claus' sleight.
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Chicago
Harry Rose
Westchester
Rose
Robbers Loot City Five and Ten Store Safe
In Oklahoma City robbers pried open a safe at a five and ten store, battered the door and towed the safe to a park. Officer Lee Mullinix found $2,500 inside after fingering the lock and turning the handle. the safe appeared unlocked.
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Oklahoma City
Lee Mullinix
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