American Faculty to Teach Yank Culture in Salzburg
A Harvard led effort aims to run an international six week seminar in American culture at Castle Leopoldskron in Salzburg Austria. The predominantly American faculty will teach art history government and literature to students from Spain Russia and other European nations with English as official language. The project relies on private funding and government private support with about 20 000 raised of a 23 000 budget.
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Kenneth
Salzburg
State Department
Austria
Clemens Heller
Harvard University
Vienna
Europe
Heller
United States
Oberlin College
Ohio
Harvard
Sjeller
Princeton
Traunesee
Leopoldskron
Max Finhardt
Reinhardt
Yale
Cornell
University of Chicago
Harvard Student Council
International Student Service
Geneva
Switzerland
Castle Leopoldskron
Bavarians Lose Hair to Keep U S Jobs in Munich
AP Newsfeatures reports German workers at a Bavarian police compound begin trimming long hair under a Brigadier General order to project a military look. Recruits protest as labor officials call it militarism, with 8 of 170 resisting while others comply.
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Munich
Second Constabulary
H. R. Gay
Constabulary
Campaign fat salvage totals across years 1942 47
The record shows total fat salvaged in campaigns from 1942 to 1947 reached 739 million 965 thousand 267 pounds. About five sevenths was saved by American homemakers. The need remains great and prices paid are higher.
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Maryland
Titanium New Metal Poised To Shape World Economy
Washington reports the U S Bureau of Mines will push titanium development as a key modern metal. O C Ralston notes its high strength, light weight, and corrosion resistance. extraction is costly and progress hinges on funding to scale production from about 100 pounds daily to commercial levels within five years.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
O. C. Ralston
Bureau
Boulder City
Salt Lake City
Ralston
Florida
Adirondack Mountains
Virginia
Minnesota
Idaho
Oregon
California
Texas
Rio Grande
Boca Chica
No Ceilings If Truman Kills Rent Measure
Washington June 17. If President Truman vetoes the rent control bill Congress plans, there may be no federal ceilings after June 30. Senator Sparkman says the House Senate conference compromise extending rent controls through February 29 is likely "that or nothing." He notes Republicans would resist a better bill and criticizes 15 percent rent hikes and broad construction restrictions. Creedon’s report warns the veto could wreck the housing program.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
House-Senate
House
Frank R. Creedon
Best hay cutting time depends on rising protein levels
State College agronomy professor Dr. R L Lovvorn says protein is the key value in hay, with alfalfa yielding the most when cut about one quarter bloom. First crop about 23 percent protein, drops to 20 at one tenth bloom, then 17 at full bloom, with timing adjusted for mixed legume content.
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College Station
Ral‘eigh
R. L. Lovvorn
State College
Wallet Lost Three Years Ago Returned With Note
In Quincy a man recovered his wallet after more than three years when the finder, now anonymous, returned it with a note apologizing for the delay. The wallet held only papers.
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Quincy
Mass
Henry Nieland, Jr
Nieland
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