Capital Editor W. Noyes Dies at 89 in Washington
Washington Star editor since 1908, W Noyes died after a long illness. Born 1858, he joined the paper in 1877 and succeeded his father as editor. Survived by two daughters and forebear, Frank B. Noyes is his brother. Theodore Noyes suffered a 1943 stroke and lived in Bethesda. Married Mary E. Prentice in 1886.
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Dover Stakes Tops Today's Turf Card at Delaware Park
The eighth Dover stakes at five and a half furlongs closes today's program at Delaware Park. Fourteen two year olds run, including stakes winners Raol trained by Sylvester Labrot Jr. and Mess from Jouett Shouse, with Royal Governor owned by Mrs. E Dupont Weir also a leading contender.
Trolley Song In A Flat Is Sharpened Up By NEA Service
New silent Trim-Trams replace clumsy old street cars in many cities after VJ Day 1311 units ordered. Rubber and steel sandwich wheels curb vibrations, high windows ease viewing, and soft chimes replace the old buzzer for alighting.
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Bootleg Fluesterbombensaft Threatens Postwar Germany
Nazi era style bootlegging spreads in Germany describing “Whisper-Bomb Juice” made from denatured rocket fluid. Displaced persons run secret stores across Hamburg Hanover Ruhr while allied authorities fight organized networks in camps and zones. A pint bottle can fetch about one thousand marks.
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Thirteen Nags Set To Battle Occupy At Hollywood Park
Thirteen horses race to beat Occupy in a mile and one sixteenth event at Hollywood Park. Occupy seeks a third straight victory after being bought in Florida for a fat purse. The five year old Bull Dog Miss Buting colt aims for a $50,000 prize.
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British Open leads set by Locke in maiden round at St Andrews
St Andrews Scotland July 4. Bob Locke the South African star led the British Open field with a four under par 69 opening round on the revamped Old Course. Norman Von Nida and Henry Cotton stood one stroke behind, while five players shot 71 including Sammy Snead Johnny Bulla and Joe Kirkwood across the early pack.
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Gallorette Leads Suffolk Downs Feature With Top Weight
At Suffolk Downs on July 4, Gallorette carried 119 pounds and entered as a 5-2 favorite in the 12-horse field of the 12th Massachusetts handicap worth 50000 dollars. Speedy Pavot, Walter M. Jefford's four-year-old, carried 120 pounds and drew heavy support after a Sussex victory at Delaware Park. Track officials expected handle above two million dollars.
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FASTEETH Alkaline Powder Helps False Teeth Stay Firm
An improved alkaline powder called FASTEETH promises to keep removable plates firmer and more comfortable. It soothes gums and reduces embarrassment from loose teeth, with a cooling mouthfeel and non acid formula. Available at drug stores.
Stars and Stripes Handicap At Arlington Park Readied
Twelve of the nations fastest thoroughbreds prepared for the Stars and Stripes handicap over one mile and a furlong at Arlington Park. Armed was scratched with a leg injury while Fighting Step and Historian were favored by fans for the holiday event expected to draw about 50,000 spectators.
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Isabel builds first field hospital during war
During the 15th century conflict between Spaniards and Moors Queen Isabel of Spain organized the first field hospital where friend and foe received care alike.
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