Emile Ludwig a Busy Soul Painter of People and Places
MOSC A, Switzerland. Emile Ludwig at 65 remains a prolific writer and biographer of Bismarck Napoleon Roosevelt Stalin and the Nile. He lives on Lake Maggiore with a large household and pets while composing in German shorthand and relying on a Zurich library for research.
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Moscta
Switzerland
Emile Ludwig
Ludwig
Bismarck
Napoleon
Roosevelt
Stalin
Lake Maggiore
George Bernard Shaw
Zurich
Thomas Edison
Henry Wallace
Alt
Germany
Board of Adjustments Meeting on Service Station Permit
R B Gantt requests permit to add to a 3 line service station at W Broad St. Board of Adjustments meets at 1 30 p m Thursday 13 1946 in E K Ingram Fire Division office. Those wishing to be heard for or against the construction should attend. Board Chairman Jos D Cox.
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R. B. Gantt
W. Broad St
Board of Adjustments
E. K. Ingram
Isons
Board OF Adjust
Jos. D. Cox
Chm
Man crawls from 13th floor during Kansas City club fire
A man, baggage in hand, climbed from a 13th floor window and scrambled down a fire escape as about 500 spectators shouted. He paused at the second floor landing, then began a return climb while onlookers explained the source of the fire caused tar paper on a freshly laid sidewalk.
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Kansas City
Cab Driver Abandoned in Oak Park After Passenger Motoring Off
Chicago taxicab driver Albert Bulley picked up a fare from suburb to a railroad station. He halted in Oak Park to fetch a lost hub cap and the passenger sped away, leaving Bulley stranded mid street.
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Chicago
Albert Buley
Tbiees Park
Oak Park
Bulman
Disease rises 70 percent in Holland during Nai rule
In the first year of Nai domination Holland reports a seventy percent increase in disease incidence. The statistic reflects health conditions under the new regime and signals heightened public health concerns.
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Holland
Horizon Puzzle Clues Mixed Language and Lettering
A fragmented crossword style list with numbered clues and partial words. The page shows mismatched spellings and garbled phrases across multiple entries for nouns verbs and proper nouns.
Legislation Overhauling Lawmaking Passes House
A sweeping reform bill to modernize Congress passed the Senate 49 to 16 and moved to the House. It cuts committees from 23 to 15, boosts salaries from 10 000 to 15 000 a year, adds four experts per committee and 8000 a year for each member’s assistant, creates a voluntary pension, shortens routine government tasks, and tightens debt and fiscal controls with a vote on anticipated revenue. Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin opposed patronage changes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
Lafollette
Wis
Personne
Capitol
One-Minute Test Bag: States and Trivia
Northernmost point of the United States lies in Alaska. Only state with a unicameral legislature is Nebraska. The United States was born on soil in Pennsylvania. The hints emphasize courtesy and self knowledge while wisdom notes reflect gratitude and prudent speech.
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United States
Minnesota and Nebraska Legislation Note
The note mentions Minnesota and Nebraska with a single legislative chamber. It references the term one vanta, but no clear event date or outcome is provided.
Germans In Russian Zone Give Reds Little Trouble
Berlin dispatch describes a journalist crossing deep into the Soviet zone from Paris via central Germany. Russian troops inspect jeeps, demand cigarettes and gas, and build a bridge as civilians work on repairs. A Soviet major discusses fraternization and wartime debts while warning about routes back to Berlin, with a lone lieutenant walking back to the frontier.
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Berlin
INS
Paris
Germany
Hannover
Brunswick
Eisenach
Werra
Erfort
Harvard
Oxford
Deep South
Zone Frontier
Burfurt
Pomato Potatoes Grow On One Plant In Georgia Farm News
W R Bowles of 400 West Broad Street on Thomasville road reports a pomato a tomato growing on a potato vine. He showed a potato plant frond bearing five green tomatoes and offered a theory pollen from a tomato plant drifting to the potato plant caused the cross.
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W. R. Bowles
West Broad Street
Thomasville Road
Enterprise City News
Bowles
Colored morticians to hold 19th annual convention
The colored funeral directors and morticians association of North Carolina will meet in Raleigh for their 19th annual convention. About 150 attendees are expected as the event runs tomorrow and Thursday.
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Raleigh
The
Colored Funeral Directors and Morticians Association of North Carolina
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Central Ice Delivery Company
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Shavel Ieaily
America
Trailways
Trattamays Lewes
Walton
North Wrenn St
National Strailways
Pope
Minnesota
Nebraska
Scott
R. J Scot
William II
England
Knoxville
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Ainliats
Uture
Wachovia Trust Officer
Wachovia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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