Small Trailers for Economy Cars Add Space
A U S company markets compact trailers that attach to small cars to provide extra storage. A Rochester Democrat & Chronicle headline notes a man injured after a bike accident. The piece touches on constitutional history, the presidency Cabinet, a joke about seconds servings, Dorothy Carnegie teaching free courses for women inmates, infrared heaters directing heat, and a safety slogan about school children.
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U. S
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat & Chronicle
Washington
Susie
Dorothy Carnegie
Dale Carnegie
Bragging Kids and Sly Ads Stir Lighthearted Pique
A collection of humorous observations on modern life notes a boastful eight year old about weekly allowance, skepticism about pain relief ads, a country editor’s chaotic sourcing of lively copy, and retail marketing advice that urges ads to stop and sparkle. It also touches on unfair tax loopholes.
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Frank
Iowa
Macy
Gimble
Bernard F. Gimble
Billfold Found Under Carpet In Birmingham Church
Workmen ripping out a church carpet in Birmingham uncover a billfold reported stolen a decade ago. It held Charles B. Dowdey's identification papers and two matured $50 savings bonds. Dowdey family expresses relief to recover the bonds.
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Birmingham
Ala
First Baptist Church
Charles B. Dowdey
U.S
Red Faces Mark Armed Forces Day Flag Walkthrough
In Tampa, police marked Armed Forces Day with a flag display on downtown streets. Police inspector J. L. Powell said a manufacturer list indicated Monday as Armed Forces Day, but the holiday falls next Saturday.
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Tampa
Fla
J. L. Powell
Armed Forces
Wisconsin scientist creates monkey model of phenylketonuria
Dr. Harry Waisman and colleague test feeding high phenylalanine on a monkey to mimic human phenylketonuria. The conditioned brain impairment mirrors human hereditary disease, with diet controlling IQ outcomes. The work aims to provide a biological system for studying brain disorders and other hereditary ailments.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Harry Waisman
Waisman
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Dr. Waisman
England
United States
Harry Harlow
Levi Strauss and the birth of Levi’s pants
Hopeful miners in the gold rush moved samples to assayers while Levi Strauss sailed west with canvas rolls aimed at tents. He adapted the canvas into sturdy pants with copper rivets reinforcing pockets, giving rise to the Levi’s brand which remains strong a century later.
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California
Levi Strauss
Strauss
Levis
Fifth flag flies at Paris airport during Khrushchev visit
Soviet diplomats visiting Premier Khrushchev at Paris Orly airport noticed a fifth flag besides the Big Four. They questioned its presence until an airport official explained it was the City of Paris flag, red and blue in color, prompting cautious acceptance.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
China
Train collision in Korea leaves four dead
Seoul AP reports four killed and 21 injured when two freight trains collide near Koodon about 50 miles east of Seoul. The dead and injured were Korean soldiers on weekend leave riding in a rear end boxcar hit by a following locomotive, the Transportation Ministry said.
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Seoul
South Korea
Koodon
Transportation Ministry
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