London Buses to Make United States Tour
Three London red double decker buses will leave London for a three month tour of the United States in spring. James T. Turbayne of the British Travel Association announced the goodwill trip to promote overseas travel. The buses arrive in New York late March and will caravan from New York to California and back, visiting major cities along the way.
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New York
London
United States
James T. Turbayne
British Travel Association
Great Britain
Free World
California
U S Locomotives Expected From United States
Bangkok officials announced the first batch of 45 diesel locomotives ordered from the United States by a single organization is due in April. The initial shipment is expected to include four or five engines rated at 30 500 horsepower, with the rest being 1 000 horsepower locomo tives.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United. ‘States
Baron Steuben and British Women in War Effort
Baron Steuben noted as a German drillmaster aiding revolutionary forces while a claim states one seventh of British agricultural workers are women. The text suggests a wartime workforce shift.
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Baron Steuben
New Nao
Britain
The Doctor Says Women Are the Stronger Sex
Edwin P. Jordan M D discusses that women surpass men in disease resistance and endurance. He notes women tolerate illness better, withstand cold, and recover quicker, attributing much to adaptability and child bearing. The piece compares life expectancy, showing more women than men survive into old age and hints at demographic shifts with aging populations.
Three Dimensional Movies Projected By ALINE MOSBY
The article reports director Archler announcing Hollywood’s first feature in 3D using Natural Vision. Two linked cameras and dual projection with polaroid glasses create apparent depth. Oboler notes studios ignore full length 3D releases and plans to shoot a three-decker film after current project.
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Hollywood
Archler
Ihen
Faye
Mary Pickford
Oboler
Brueall J
Tinvoice Iing
Periodic Wars Bring More Women into Country Life
The article foresees a future where wars have shifted labor balance, leading to women taking on roles traditionally held by men in rural life. It suggests a growing gap between masculine breadwinners and new female labor participation as conflict expands.
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Aline Mosby
United Press Staff
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Poplin
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Belk
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