Third Dimension Movies Now Have Color Added
Roy E. Schensted and colleagues claim a patent pending third dimension color process from black and white film. The method uses color filters and polarizing glasses with ordinary screens, projecting natural color without blur. Davenport IA and Clarion IA figures supported by B J Palmer WHO Des Moines aided patents and equipment purchase.
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Stra RD
Roy E. Schensted
Eee Ay
Renecatet
Clarion
Iowa
Aes
Dimension Pictures
Schensted
Des Moines
Friends
B. J. Palmer
Davenport
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Picnic fare inspires varied spreads for warm season
The article describes picnic ideas with a range of cold cuts and preparations. It references Wilson's Certified Luncheon Roll Sausage and various smoked meats arranged in multirow displays. Clear Brook Eggs and other items are noted as part of the spread.
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Wilson
Thos. E. Wilson
West Virginian Will Speak At ECTC Finals
Rep. M. N. Neely of West Virginia will deliver a speech at East Carolina Teachers College graduation exercises in Greenville. The event occurs Monday morning as degrees are awarded to about 1,125 graduates.
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Greenville
M. N. Neely
West Virginia
East Carolina Teachers College
Education levels in the armed forces rise since prior war
The wartime study shows about 70 percent of service members hold more than an eighth grade education, a sharp rise from about 20 percent during the last conflict. The contrast highlights broader schooling prior to and during the present war.
Leipzig Sinks as Fur Trade Fades and Printing Revives
Leipzig once rivaled Berlin in wealth with a thriving fur trade and printing industry now shows only fragments of its former might. The fur trade has collapsed. only 12 licensed firms operate, producing 60 to 70 percent of prewar output in the Soviet zone. Volk and Buch advance a book printing cooperative printing 100,000 books for Western buyers, while foreign language publishing has faded to Russian works.
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Berlin
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Russia
Poland
Canada
Alaska
Norway
Sergsia Anistan
Ihit Bruehl
Leipaeye
Eee
Ee Furca
Volk and Buch
Tauchnitz
Communist Party
Wages All-Out War Against Black Market
London reports an all-out crackdown on the food black market. Detectives and dock guards expand surveillance at ports and across road rail and canal networks. Rackets run by local kings flag false addresses on shipments and operate near ports and industrial centers as Scotland Yard and the Ministry of Food mount a final offensive.
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London
INL
England
Scotland Yard
Ministry of Food
Service Vets Discharged At Naval Centers
Joseph C. Fidler son of Mr and Mrs I Fidler of 217 Willowbrook street was discharged from the navy at the naval air technical training center in Memphis after 32 months in service. Thomas M Robinson motor machinists mate of 317 Richardson street Samuel L Dale Jr yeoman 3c of 125 West Russell street and James B Bryant pharmacist's mate 3c of Rt 1 received honorable discharges at the naval separation center Charleston last weekend after 12 25 and 15 months of service respectively. Also notes Poland had 227000 industrial and commercial enterprises prewar with only 2700 employing more than 50 people.
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Joseph C. Fidler
I. Fidler
Willowbrook Street
Navy
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tennessee
Charleston
Thomas M. Robinson
Richardson Street
Samuel L. Dale, Jr
Yeoman
West Russell Street
James B. Bryant
Rt. 1
Naval Separation Center
Hunt With Cheetahs
Cheetahs are caught and trained to hunt by natives of southwest ern Asia and northern Africa. The cheetah hunts by sight rather than the sense of smell.
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Asia
Africa
Reconnaissance Defined as Military Reconnoitering Term
The article explains reconnaissance as a military term for examining an enemy position or movements. It defines reconnoitering as surveying terrain and lines to gain information for tactical planning. The piece clarifies distinctions from related terms and notes historical usage in warfare.
Oldest Autos Recall Early Aches and Packard Wit
The Automotive Golden Jubilee event recalls 1899 horseless carriages steered by shovel tillers and rutted tires. James Ward Packard’s sharp replies frame early car debates, while ammonia bulbs guarded tires and gas sold by nearby grocers. Early 1901 trips and 40 mph city dangers highlight fledgling auto era quirks.
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Jim Galloway
International News Service
Detroit
IINS
James Ward Packard
Packard
Three Teachers Reach Century Of Service In Wilmington
Three veteran teachers with a combined teaching tenure near a century will retire at term end. H M Roland superintendent of New Hanover county schools announced that Mrs Mary Keith Miss Hattie Lou Smith and Miss Fannie McClees have each served over 30 years in public schools. The article notes costs related to drilling and dwelling range from 8000 to 250.
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Wilmington
H. M. Roland
New Hanover County
Mary Keith
Hattie
Lou Smith
Fannie McClees
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