British Slang Compared To American Usage by Hal Boyle
British slang features a playful contrast with American speech. The piece notes terms like flicks for films, various reactions to food and manners, and quirks in daily chat, including phrases about drinking, asking questions, and comments on personal habits. It highlights small cultural echoes in language and behavior.
Emerald O11 advertised for foot relief and money back
The ad promises speedy relief for burning feet with Emerald O11, claiming 15 minutes to pain fade after 1 3 applications. It urges shoppers at Mann Drug Stores and other grocers to try it with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Machine Diagnosis Has Limitations
Dr. Martin Fischer explains machines in medicine have limits and cannot replace understanding human factors. He cites anxiety and emotion causing chest pain or shortness of breath, and notes functional dyspnea differs from true heart disease. The piece also includes Q and A on oily scalp remedy and gout colchicine usage.
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Dr. Gibbs
Anzio
New Guinea
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Ration program updates and historic notes
Ration changes list new validity dates for foods and goods including processed foods, meats, fats, sugar stamps and canning sugar with specific book numbers and expiration terms. It also notes gasoline coupon requirements and aPhi Beta Kappa origins at William and Mary College in 1775.
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Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Iva
Majors Stars Shine in AP Roundup of Yesterday Games
George Munger and Cardinale-Held Braves won 4-2 after seven innings but Munger left with a dislocated finger. Dick Barrett drove in four as Phile-Drove edged Cincinnati 8-7 with ninth inning help from Bill Lee. Johnny Barrett topped Brooklyn 2-1 with a homer and a stellar ninth inning catch. Denny Gardella homered to lift Giants past Chicago 5-3. Stan Spence tied a big league record with six hits as Washington beat St. Louis 11-5. Den Rots doubled in the winning run in Detroit’s 4-4 win over the Yankees. George Metkovich hit a three-run homer in Boston’s 7-6 win over Cleveland.
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Braves
Dick Barrett
Phile
Cincinnati
Bill Lee
Johnny Barrett
Pira
Brooklyn
Louis Olmo
Denny Gardella
Giants
Chicago
New York
Stan Spence
Senators
Washington
St. Louis
den Rots
Tigers
Jimmy Outlaw
Detroit
Yankees
Gripsholm Due Tuesday at Jersey City
The Gripsholm diplomatic exchange ship with wounded servicemen aboard and a few civilian evacuees is set to dock at Jersey City on Tuesday, June 6, announced by American Export Lines. The vessel left Belfast on May 27 for its fourth exchange voyage.
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New York
Gripsholm
Jersey City
American Export Lines
Belfast
Ireland
Hull Seeks Stronger Postwar World Security Plan
Secretary of State Hull urged a postwar world security framework grounded in liberty for aspiring peoples and equality for small nations. He contrasted his stance with Churchill's view on noninterference, emphasized cooperation with all nations, and highlighted America’s long record promoting liberty worldwide.
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Washington
Hull
World Security Organization
Churchill
United States
FDLR
Roosevelt
Spain
Avis
De Valera Party Wins Clear Irish Dail Majority
From the Fife General Election returns Prime Minister Eamon De Valera's Fianna Fáil party holds a decisive majority in the Dail with 138 seats. Other results show Fine Gael 30, Farmers 119, Independents 9, Labour 8, and National Labour 4.
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Fife
Eamon Valera
Fianna Dail
Fine Gael
Labor
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