Davy Jones Can Revise His Books
In San Pedro California the auditor for the Davy Jones may revise the ship records by changing the Daisy Gray entry from dead to resurrected as the Cortea. The Daisy Gray, last of the wooden lumber schooners, arrived November 1950 before heading to a ship graveyard and Docking 284 times here.
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San Pedro
Calit
Davy Jones
Daisy Gray
San Pedro Harbor
Portland
Calif
Backman
West Coast
Oler
Seattle
U S Army Returns Japanese Property
Major General Walter Le Weible announces that since January 1 the U S Army has released about 15 million square feet of land and more than 600 square feet of building space in Yokohoma to Japanese owners as occupation ends.
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Yokohoma
Japan
Walter le Weible
Chimpanzees Close Relative To Humans More Than Monkeys
Zoological insight notes that chimpanzees are genetically and evolutionarily closer to humans than to monkeys, highlighting shared traits and common ancestry. This fact underscores how primates are categorized and understood in biology.
Senior Class Investment Proves Good
Greensboro report shows Woman's College students fund a project each year. The class of 1952 voted to sponsor a scholarship for a promising student, with funds raised by selling stationery and reels. Dr. Hunter notes the class fund remains active as graduation nears, supporting the chosen recipient.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Ney
Studebaker
North Carolina Plans Major Corn Cropland Use
A fragment notes a plan to dedicate about one fourth of North Carolina cropland to corn. The garbled text cites Burma Rangoon and an editor, with limited readable context. The item appears as a brief, provisional report on agricultural planning.
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Rangoon
Burma
North Carolina
Probe of Immoral Radio TV Programs Undertaken
Washington based House Commerce Committee members launch a probe into immoral radio and TV programs prompted by a resolution calling for investigation of sex and crime on the airwaves. Chairman Robert Crosser remains cool while Republicans warn against legislating morals and a nine member panel may study decency codes and self censorship.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Robert Crosser
D-O
House
E. C. Athings
D-Ark
Crosser
Joseph P. O'Hara
R-Minn
Commerce Committee
A. L. Miller
R-Neb
Congress
Radio-Tv
Investi
Reds Complain About Jazz In Belgrade
Belgrade reports the Borba newspaper quotes officials voicing complaints that jazz is too prevalent in the culture. The piece notes some performers imitate American bands but acknowledges local artists as talented masters of their craft.
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Belgrade
Borba
Marsha
Communist Party
Dascoals
Get This Kids Less Up the Words Lace and Semes ter
The fragment shows misspellings of lace and semester appearing in an odd phrase. It seems to be a note about correcting text in a document or worksheet. No clear event or人物 beyond the typographical error.
PULL UP A CHAIR By A New York hospital clinic
A New York hospital clinic finds children may get headaches from watching TV due to emotional excitement in programs, not eye strain. The item references TV based issues, anecdotes, and assorted notes on media effects and public commentary from the era.
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New York
Vladimir Horowitz
Vladimir
Phil Murray
United Steelworkers
Elmer
Holband
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Salem
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