Heinkel Sees Egypt Could Lead Middle East Air Power
Cairo AP German designer Ernst Heinkel said Egypt can become dominant air power in the Middle East. He credited geography climate and leadership under Naguib for a strong air force and noted plans to sell scooters and motors for light trucks during his visit to Egypt.
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Literary Pursuits Bring Speeding Ticket In Detroit
Nelson Turrill, 23, Chicago, told a judge the speeding ticket for 86 mph came from his literary pursuits. Judge John D. Watts placed him on six months probation and warned him not to let history repeat itself.
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Finish the Phrase HORIZO
Puzzle of missing word fragments spans math terms plant parts and phrases. Contains clues like Stars and Stripes extent last will metric measures and prayers weaving through river gods and zodiac signs with playful wordplay and cross references.
Elmer Phelps Returns to Work at 81
Hartford report notes Elmer Phelps, age 81, defies retirement again and works as a skilled technician for an organ-making firm after previous retirements. He remains active in the industry and plans to keep working.
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights 1944 Broadcast Lineup
A detailed March 25 schedule lists 6:00 pm news blocks on CBS and other outlets, followed by sports, dramatic, comedy and variety programs. Notable entries include News and Commentary segments, The FBI in Peace and War, Great Gildersleeve, Groucho Marx, Bob Hope, and The Playhouse with leading cast and sponsor mentions.
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Teaspoonful Redefined by Pharmacists Convention
In Charleston a convention of the Pharmacists Association concluded that a teaspoonful is no longer a standard measure. They noted household silverware with mismatched spoons causes variability and the average person cannot distinguish between teaspoon and dessert spoon. They urged revising the U S Pharmacopoeia to address the discrepancy.
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New Eyeglass Frame Offers True Alignment
In Geneva New York a rimless eyeglass frame is introduced that holds both lenses in proper alignment solely through metal tension. It promises wider clearer vision with no drilling holes in lenses and reduces lens breakage adjustments and repairs.
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Police Baby-Sitter Call Stirs Buffalo Parents
Brad Shanks cartoonist for the Evening News mocked police babysitting. The joke spurred about six Buffalo parents to inquire at police headquarters about hiring officers as baby sitters for their children.
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Microcalorimeter Detects Tiny Heat Changes at Chicago
The University of Chicago Institute for the Study of Metals unveils a microcalorimeter that detects one hundred-millionth of a light bulb's heat in an hour. Designed by Assistant Professor Paul Gordon, it measures total heat emitted by metals and detects temperature shifts of three ten-thousandths of a degree Celsius.
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Two-Headed Turtle Causes Scientist Side Effects
Clinton Mississippi belief proves Harold the two headed water turtle is a puzzling specimen. Biologist William O Sadler at Mississippi College notes Harold has two heads and two brains but moves in circles as one head seeks food and the other sleeps.
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Mississippi College
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