Nancy Dillon Lives On Top Of The World
Burns ville March 31 Special Little red headed blue eyed four year old Nancy Dillon lives atop Clingmans Peak in eastern North Carolina with her two year old brother John Patrick Her father Paul Dillon is chief engineer of WMIT a pioneering FM station atop the peak The family endures extreme weather while enjoying distant views and wildlife winter snows high winds and cold contrast the summer scenery and garden chores the piece profiles a unique high altitude homestead and a child who calls it home.
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Burnsville
Nancy Dillon
John Patrick
Nancy
Sosaen
R House
Aescy
Paul Dillon
Chie Ineer
WMIT
Pioneer FM
Clingman's Peak
North Carolina
Mt. Mitchell
America
Dillon
Black Brothers Mountains
Rees
Clingman's
Hearlands
Daddy
Mitchell
Clingman
Wmit Live High
Clingman’s Peak
Dolly
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers
A new medical discovery marketed as a painless stomach ulcer treatment shows rapid relief by reducing stomach pain from excess acid. Advertises Lurin, a liquid preparation, to be taken in two teaspoonfuls in milk, with claims of broad use for gas pains and indigestion. Sold by Mann's Drug and others with a money back guarantee.
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Mann's
Jumping Mule Imitates Man On Flying Trapeze
Lt William E Kennedy at Fort Riley shows Hambones the mule can perform feats like a horse. The celebrated mule has jumped two state fairs and three demonstrations, beating many horses on the hunt course. Kennedy praises mules for quick training and recalls Ham bones rising from pack mule to celebrity with Maj William Hale approving.
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Fort Riley
Kans
William E. Kennedy
Missouri
Kennedy
Hamilton T. Bones
Hambones
Lt. Kennedy
Churchill Downs
Hialeah
Cen
Cavalry School
aKthy K
William Hale
611Th Field Artillery
Litchfield
Conn
US Rockets Rapidly Expand War Factories And Weapons
A joint OSSR Army Navy report details how the United States shifted from no rockets at war start to mass production and battlefield use. By V J Day rockets ranged from 3 to 1,284 pounds with speeds up to 1,500 ft/s and ranges up to 10,000 yards, powering foot soldiers jeeps tanks ships and submarines and aiding Normandy and Okinawa campaigns with missiles mine-clearing devices and anti radar tools.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Army
Navy
Office of Scientific Research and Development
OSRD
Pearl Harbor
United States
France
C. N
Hickman
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Normandy
Oran
Okinawa
Tim
Orvy Conan
Sore throat forms like scarlet fever warn of streptococcal illness
Hemolytic streptococcal sore throat closely mimics scarlet fever in onset, fever, throat swelling, and lymph gland tenderness. Some patients develop a body rash within 12 to 36 hours. complications may include ear infections, neck lymph node swelling, kidney or heart issues, and rare joint involvement. Early throat treatment and prevention may reduce rheumatic fever risk.
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Lowell A. Rantz
San Francisco
Unique double wedding in Harrisburg ceremony ties two unions
In Harrisburg a double wedding and honeymoon were celebrated by Mrs. Jennie Kline and her son Arthur Jr. Mrs. Kline wed Arthur Poehler of Allentown, joining with Miss Bernice Still of Harrisburg in a union marking two marriages tied together in one ceremony.
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Harrisburg
Jennie Kline
Arthur, Jr
Kline
Arthur Poehler
Allentown
Arthur
Bernice Still
Bishop Manning To Quit Berth In December
The Right Rev William T Manning bishop of New York for 25 years will resign in December He will present his resignation to the house of bishops at the September triennial general convention He is British born and turns 80 on May 12 no reason was given for his action Also included Chicago note about octogenarian Martin Thon who entered the Chicago Art Institute through a window and stayed 54 years becoming assistant superintendent while saying his interest is in keeping the place clean
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New York
William T. Manning
Sig Sea
St John the Divine
Manning
House of Bishops
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Martin Thon
Institute
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East
BY Bill Sharpe
Deep South
U.S
Rantz
Bishop Manning
Greensboro
Hone
Zens
OPA
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Washington, D. C
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