Ten Ways to Make a Name Across the Next Fifty Years
A humorous list of ambitious paths to lasting fame includes unifying the world peacefully, solving national debt, and inventing a tax-claiming robot. Other ideas cover curing major diseases, creating a new or dramatic religion, a plastic folding car, silk products, gravity eradication, and a beauty cream. Frances adds a mother’s formula for raising ideal husbands, noting wives would tire of perfect men.
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New York
Rockefeller
Einstein
Frances
Rossellini Property Settlement Clears Path to New Marriage
In Milan on January 16, Roberto Rossellini's lawyers finalized a property settlement with his former wife Marcella de Marchis. A Turin court ruled an Austrian divorce valid in Italy, enabling a potential marriage to Ingrid Bergman who is divorcing Dr. Peter Lindstrom.
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Milan
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Marcella de Marchis
Turin
Rosselini
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstorm
Hollywood
FASTEETH Keeps Teeth From Rocking In Plates
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding or slipping and leaves no gummy taste. alkaline formula helps avoid sour mouth and reduces plate odor. Available at drug stores.
Italian painter born in 1483 who died on Good Friday
The passage presents a riddle about the Renaissance artist born April 6 1483 in Urbino who painted religious works and died in 1520 at age 37. It also begins a second vignette about a Westboro Massachusetts native born December 8 1765 noted for mechanical skill and Yale training.
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Urbino
Italy
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Westboro
Mass
Yale College
Georgia
Inventor of a seed separating machine and firearms factory
Lilian Campbell recounts a man who devised a machine to separate seed from short staple cotton and later built a New Haven factory for gun manufacture. He faced patent infringement disputes, implemented division of labor and standardized parts, and died in New Haven in 1825.
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New Haven
Conn
Major 18th Amendment and World War II era events
A compact chronology notes key items: 1778 France recognized U.S. independence. 1919 the Eighteenth Amendment ratified. 1928 USSR exiled Bolshevik leaders including Trotsky. 1942 Carole Lombard died in a plane crash. 1947 Vincent Auriol elected first president of the Fourth French Republic.
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France
United States
Ussr
Leon Trotsky
Carole Lombard
Clark Gable
Vincent Auriol
Birthday list marks several noted Americans
On this date, the birth anniversaries include poet Robert W. Service and others such as radio singer Lanny Ross author Margaret Wilson actor Alexander Knox singer Ethel Merman and former baseball star Dizzy Dean now in sports announcing.
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Robert W. Service
Lanny Ross
Margaret Wilson
Iowa
Alexander Knox
Ethel Merman
Jerome H
Dizzy) Dean
Constrain definition stems from French and Latin roots
The word constrainer means to compel or force a person or action, restrain, or secure by bonds. It derives from Old French constrainre and Latin stringere, highlighting a history of binding or limiting in language.
Good Design Unveiled In Mart Exhibit
The Merchandise Mart and the New York Museum of Modern Art opened a joint exhibit of modern home design in Chicago during the midwinter show’s second week. Rene d Harnoncourt and Wallace Ollman highlighted ongoing collaboration, with yearly design updates and public access aside from market dates.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
New York Museum of Modern Art
Rene d’ Harnoncourt
Wallace O. Ollman
Mart
Autos Afloat On Ice Floe
More than 250 abandoned automobiles are afloat on the frozen Lake Winnebago after a west wind ripped the ice sheet from shore. Officials say most reached shore safely. nearly 1,000 fishermen were rescued by boat.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Lake Winnebago
Winnebago County
Blackbird Island
Neenah
Fond du Lac
Marshall Muscavitch
North Carolina State Football Players Dismissed
The Charlotte News reports three NC State players were dismissed from the team and two more did not return to school. End Bob Branyan and Steve Rosilla plus freshman Plaskovitch were expelled for an off campus incident. Kosilla was dismissed for insubordination. Dinan did not return, Bruno left due to dissatisfaction. Feathers hopes Dinan returns in spring.
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Charlotte
Charlotte News Today
North Carolina
Beattie Feathers
Bob Branyan
Steve Rosilla
Plaskovitch
Paul Dinan
Paul Bruno
Feathers
Kosilla
Branyan
Plaskovich
Toledo
Ohio
Tarrytown
N. Y
Dinan
Bruno
Vet Insurance Checks In Mail
The first of a 2.8 billion dollar WWII veteran insurance refund goes out to about 16 million veterans. Payments target one million checks weekly, with initial batches sent to post offices nationwide. Checks range 90 cents to 528 dollars, averaging around 125 dollars, based on national service life insurance.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Treasury Department
National Service Life
Hart Jr fights will for $100000 trust and oil ranch
Son of silent-film star William S. Hart, William Hart Jr., with his mother, enters a Los Angeles court to contest his father’s will. He seeks the money from a $100,000 trust and fights an oil ranch bequest valued at millions that was left to the county.
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William S. Hart
William Hart Jr
Los Angeles
Horoscope Forecast for a Dynamic Child
The reading suggests a period of high ambition may lead to work overload. It recommends balancing with home and family time. The newborn described is seen as energetic, forceful, original and clever, likely to achieve notable success throughout life.
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Mr.e.henderson
Hammond
Hadacol
Goethe Quote Reflected In Personal Inner Life
A compact reflection on how each person perceives the world through their own inner beliefs and feelings, echoing Goethe's idea that reality mirrors the heart.
Baron von Steuben Rhode Island founder and gospel quartet
Friedrich Wilhelm Baron von Steuben is identified with Rhode Island’s founding. The query also names Matthew Mark Luke John and The Acts of the Apostles along with a distant quoted line and the numbers three and seven.
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Friedrich Wilhelm, Baron von Steuben
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Aonnes
Famed General Arnold Dies After Long Career
Five star general Henry H. Arnold, famed advocate of long range bombing, died at his Sonoma home after heart attacks since 1946. He collapsed after a party, died at 7:25 a.m. Coronary occlusion listed as cause. Survived by wife Eleanor and three sons Lt David L Arnold Col Henry H Arnold Jr and Capt William B Arnold.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Russia
Arnold
Walter Murphy
Sonoma Index
Eleanor
Calla
David L. Arnold
March Field
Calif
Henry H. Arnold, Jr
Command and Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
William B. Arnold
Banana River
Fla
Air Force
Lois
Earnest Snowden
Corpus Christi Es
Violence Takes Eleven Lives Mayhem in a grim toll
A sequence of fatal incidents left eleven dead. A Fort Benning soldier’s play gun misfire killed his wife a 26 year old. An auto crash near Roxboro claimed a 31 year old Richmond man. Louise Stover a 26 year old Negro woman died from four shotgun blasts at her Charlotte home. A Negro man seen leaving the scene. John L. Brown 68 died from injuries after being struck by a car on U S highway 321 south of Gastonia. Buddy Edwards 15 died after a fall from a truck and being run over by a rear wheel in Surry county. John Will Carroll 19 died when his car left highway 87 and overturned. George Clifford Cooper 26 died when a car struck a bridge on highway 64 A.
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Fort Benning
Roxboro
Leon Burden
Richmond
Louise Stover
Charlotte
M. H. Thompson
John L. Brown
Gastonia
Buddy Edwards
Mt. Airy
Rt. 4
Surry County
John Will Carroll
Reidsville
George Clifford Cooper
Ramseur
Act for Barring Coal Use in London Under Edward I
The entry notes a medieval act of Parliament during Edward I’s reign prohibiting coal burning in London. It records the law’s aim to curb coal use in the capital and reflects early restrictions on urban energy sources.
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London
Russia Builds Asia Strength and Tannu Tuva’s Role
A historical analysis notes Russia's Asia strategy and the little known Tannu Tuva sandwiched by Russia and Mongolia. It cites 1945 annexation, Ghengis Khan’s 1207 conquest, and Secretary Acheson along with Chiang Kai-shek stressing future accountability and cautious US actions.
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Russia
Tannu Tuva
Asia
Outer Mongolia
Nevada
Ghengis Kahn
Acheson
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Raleigh official R O Self dies in Fayetteville
R O Self of Raleigh chief clerk for the North Carolina Utilities Commission died unexpectedly in Fayetteville early today after arriving by train for a meeting.
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Fayetteville
R. O. Self
Raleigh
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Time zone guidance for radio schedule adjustments
Eastern standard time applies. subtract one hour for central, two hours for mountain. Some stations shift relay times to fit local schedules. No last minute program changes are included.
Evening Radio Schedule Listing with Multiple Programs
A dense rundown of radio programs across networks for the evening, detailing show times, titles, hosts, and partnerships from 6:00 pm through 11:15 pm with entries for NBC CBS ABC MBS and more. Includes news, music, variety, drama, talk, and dance program blocks across stations and regions.
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Nbc
Chs
Abc-West
Mbs- West
Cbs
Nbc News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Mba
Abe Jack Smith
Tropica
Gordon MacRae
Ethel and Albert
Barlow
Nbc-Tv
Godfrey
Cbs-Tv
Henry Taylor
Abe Peter Salem
Mbs
Buddy Weed
Voorhees
Abe Radio
Cba
Cate Smith
Paul Lavalle
Crime Fighters
Martin & Lewis
Irma
Abeo
Dave Garroway
Abe Bob Hawk
Mbe
Fagg Found Not Guilty Of Assault on a Female
Donald Fagg 19 year old furniture worker was acquitted in Superior court of assaulting Mrs. Boyd Hucks of 514 Bridges street A mistrial had occurred last month when Judge F Donald Phillips failed to secure a verdict A jury of nine white men two Negro men and a white woman delivered the not guilty verdict after about 45 minutes of deliberation
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F. Donald Philli
Boyd Hucks
Bridges Street
Donald Fagg
Lead in Stockings Sparks East Berlin Shortage Protest
East Berlin housewife Guste Zoerner told Neues Deutschland that stock ings require a lump of lead or non ferrous metals despite coupons and money. She urged abolition of the policy to prevent workers from stealing metal to trade for clothing.
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Berlin
Guste Zoerner
East Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Carpet Allegedly From Captain Kidd Loot Seen in Americas
A historical claim notes a carpet said to be part of Captain Kidd’s booty, seized and later linked to his execution in 1701. The item’s provenance ties it to the era of privateers and colonial trade, reflecting enduring myths about piracy artifacts.
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Americas
Captain Kidd
Free inspection policy offer from Old American Insurance Co
A policy will be sent for free inspection with no obligation and no agent will call. Send a penny postcard with your age to Old American Insurance Co Kansas City Mo Dept H 132B to request details.
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Old American Insurance Co
Kansas City
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