Molten metal jet weapon eyed for anti-atomic defense
Washington reports a newly explored weapon using a molten metal jet with an initial velocity near five miles per second. Army officials see potential against armored missiles and aircraft, noting shaped charges could enable high speed jets to pierce defenses if developed further.
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Man Discovers Easy Foot Relief With PED-EX Jar
A local man long troubled by tired aching and burning feet reports relief after massaging PED-EX on his feet during baths. He claims the formula of essential oils makes him feel as though he floats on air and would not sell the jar for a million if unable to obtain more.
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Trunk Reveals Romantic Tale Of Gold Seeker
Four preserved trunks found in a Colorado river canyon tell of Bertie Graves a man unjustly left by Eve Hanks and his quest for western gold. Letters addressed to Co Graves reveal a 1890s romance and peril on the Colorado River with a companion lost at rapids. Graves died in Idaho years later never returning to recover the trunk contents.
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Iowa
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Glamorous Frocks Return as British Women Welcome Postwar Style
London reports a postwar fashion revival as glamor returns with bold blouses, sequined embellishments, and colorful skirts. Examples include a white moss crepe blouse with green and gold sequined hearts and a wrap around maternity dress with pleats. Cosmetics and a good corset are anticipated as supplies improve and rationing eases.
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizon
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Workers Conference Meeting At First Methodist Church
The June supper meeting of the workers conference of the First Methodist church will be held in the social hall Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Superintendent L P Ferree will preside and reports of class and department work from the past month will be reviewed.
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L. P. Ferree
Russians Pursue Broad Scientific Plans Beyond Atomics
Moscow radio outlines Soviet research breadth from Caspian sea levels to cosmic dust, Mars atmosphere, and geology of iron and oil. Academician Joffe emphasizes atomic energy is important but not everything as institutes study proteins from inorganic materials and brain activity, with new star catalogues and tides research.
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Railroads Seek Freight and Passenger Rate Increases
North Carolina utilities face a request from railroads for higher freight rates across the state and a temporary wartime increase in passenger rates. Commissioner Stanley Winborne Jorday announced the plea, aiming for changes in interstate rate levels and a general cent increase in freight prices.
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Stanley Winborne Jorday
Swiss watchmaking hangs by a thread as sons seek faster trades
In Geneva, old Paul Gilly and fellow craftsmen at Patek Philippe keep fragile handwork alive. They wage long hours assembling tiny jewels and adjusting parts, earning about 600 francs monthly. The firm, aging and small, now produces 500 to 600 watches monthly and counts patrons like King Farouk and Gen Patton among buyers.
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Patek Philippe
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Egypt
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Belgium
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Negro Pays $10 And Costs In Jim Crow Case
Naomi Rowe, a visiting Boston woman, was fined $10 and costs in Elizabeth City recorder's court for violating the North Carolina Jim Crow law after refusing to move to the rear of a city bus. Police said she had boasted that northern blacks knew what it was about. The trial followed an incident around 11:30 am Saturday when she seated in the bus front with white passengers and refused to relocate.
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Naomi Rowe
Boston
Mass
Recorder’s Court
North Carolina
L. S. Blades
Hardin To Speak At Weekly Prayer Service
The midweek Fellowship Hour is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm Rev. Paul Hardin Jr will deliver a brief message The gathering marks the end of the fellowship period for the summer and church leaders urge members and friends to attend.
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Man Says 10 Years Brick in Stomach Vanishes
An individual claims a decade of discomfort from undigested food and gas was cured in one day after using INNER-AID. He reports improvement in bowel regularity, relief from headaches and gas, and overall rejuvenation. The ad promotes INNER-AID with twelve herbs and local drugstore availability.
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