Russia's Atomic Energy Attitude Stirs America
Washington June 25 UP The United Nations may deadlock on atomic energy control, sparking a global arms race as Russia pushes a do our way stance. Senators warn of a new arms race if veto power blocks international control, while Pravda accuses the US plan of seeking world dominance.
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Paul Mallon to Receive Two More Honorary Degrees
Washington columnist Paul Mallon, tied to the Enterprise of High Point, receives the honorary doctor of letters from the College of the Holy Cross Worcester at June 26 commencement. He had already been honored by Marquette University and will be honored by Notre Dame on June 30. Mallon’s column is distributed by King Features.
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King Features Syndicate
Appetite Not Trustworthy
Opinion piece argues appetite misleads diet choices amid modern eating conditions. It cites studies by Dr. Frederick J. Stare, notes benefits of milk in schoolboys, and links maternal diet to infant defects, urging balanced plans with fruits vegetables grains meat milk eggs fortified margarine and vitamin D.
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Frederick J. Stare
Boston
United States
Scott posts reward for thieves stealing campaign signs
Spokane Washington John A Scott a Democratic sheriff candidate offers a reward for the arrest and conviction of thieves who stole three of his large hand painted campaign signs. He says he has no clues and asks for tips from the public.
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John A. Scott
Daylight Saving Notes and Radio Schedule Details
Public notice explains daylight saving adjustments and time zone equivalents for networks. It lists a dense radio broadcast timetable with station names, shows, repeats, and durations across evening hours from 4:45 to 10:15 PM Eastern, noting regional time differences and local relay variations.
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Sea Air Gives Wet Courage To Propose
Otto W. Thoma of St. Louis proposed to Miss Joan Edlin in Sheldon England after meeting in 1944 and marrying in St. Louis recently. Also notes that whales spout moisture from their lungs, creating a fountain-like effect in cold air.
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Otto W .Thoma
St. Louis
Joan Edlin
Sheldon
England
Thoma
States
Miss Sheldon
First American warship sunk in World War II
The query asks who was the first U S warship torpedoed and sunk in World War II and who served as U S special ambassador to China. It also inquires which president first used an automobile regularly while in office. The rest includes generic guidance and horoscope text not relevant to a news item.
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China
Destroyer Reuben James Sinks Patrol Duty West of Iceland
On October 30 1941 the destroyer Reuben James was torpedoed and sunk west of Iceland during neutrality patrol operations. Gen Geo C Marshall is listed and William Howard Taft appears as a referenced figure in the record.
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Iceland
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Geo Co. Marshall
William Howard Taft
Woodmen Life Tops Fraternal Societies in 1945 Assets
In Omaha Nebraska the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society led fraternal benefit societies in assets government bond holdings and membership gains for 1945 A Monitor study cites assets and a near 32 million dollar government bond portfolio net membership gain of 14 952 and assets totaling over 153 million dollars.
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Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Subsidies Granted to French Sports Programs During War
The French government awarded subsidies across sports to support wartime activities. Rifle shooting received the largest share near $11,400 while baseball received the smallest at about $80.
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Encononae
Automatic heating controls to reach 30 percent of new U S homes
Minneapolis based Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co estimates about 30 percent of forthcoming U S homes will install automatic heating controls. The figure reflects rising interest in energy efficiency and modern climate systems amid postwar housing trends.
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Minneapolis
Mns
United States
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company
Jet heated robin nests at Bendix plant intrigue locals
In South Bend Indiana a robin nests on an insulated nest built on the outer side of a scoop deflecting hot exhaust gases in a Bendix Aviation jet engine fuel equipment lab. The bird remains unfazed by the nearby heat and 9000 degree air.
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Bendix Products
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Robin
No Relief Sighted on City Rats and Oils Supply 1946
Ithaca New York report from the State College of Agriculture notes a tight 1946 supply of rats and oils for civilians. Expected average per person is about 41 pounds versus 42.5 in 1945, a roughly 15 percent drop from prewar levels. Consumers are urged to be thrifty with available supplies.
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Food Information Service
State College of Agriculture
Ethiopia’s Fall Redirects Imports to Argentina
As Ethiopia fell to Italian forces, importers shifted to Argentina seeking goods. In the region, locals described wildcats resembling small leopards, reflecting the altered trade and fauna observations in the disrupted era.
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