France Cuts Imports To Save Dollars
Paris reports a drastic import slash due to dollar shortages. France aims to reduce dollar imports for the period to June 30 1952 to about 500 million, signaling serious belt tightening. Officials note coal gasoline cotton and newsprint will be affected as dollar reserves dip below 200 million. Mayer to explain austerity plan in Parliament amid a rising trade deficit and cabinet confidence vote.
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Tarzan the Chimp Muffs Driving Test at Detroit Zoo
Tarzan a seven year old chimp at the Detroit Zoo attempted a ride on the miniature locomotive during a practice run. He tooted the horn at each crossing but failed to call out the stops. He returned to his bicycle as his means of transport.
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Burglars Big Shoes Lead to Second Jail Stay
ARAPAHO Oklahoma reports six foot six inch burglar Glenn Curtis jailed again for burglary after sheriff recognized his oversized size 12 footprints outside a lumber yard. SHERMAN Connecticut records first highway fatality since auto era as New Milford woman dies in a crash in a town of 550.
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Hollywood News Notes: Cooper's High Noon Narrowly Western
Hollywood reports that Gary Cooper is not mainly a western star despite his Montana roots and famed westerns. His latest film High Noon is a suspense heavy western, with Cooper highlighting its last reel as the pivotal action.
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Bowles to Take Entire Family to New Delhi as Ambassador
Chester Bowles, newly appointed U. S. ambassador to India, will move to New Delhi with his wife and three children. The Bowles family kit then accompanied the former Connecticut governor on the journey. Elsewhere, Hialeah race track near Miami is planted with vegetation during the off season to prevent erosion.
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Butte man plans a 19 year beer binge collection
Ed Diller of Butte nicknamed Willer Diller plans a future party when his beer stock peaks after a decade of collecting unopened bottles and cans. He has 305 brands from 22 states and many foreign beers, traveled 7033 miles gathering more, and hopes to obtain a record of brews from all 48 states while noting Pennsylvania leads in breweries.
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Killer Diller Beer Sample Highlighted in World Selection
The excerpt notes beers from all other sections of the world with a nod to Killer Diller as a featured sample for fans. It underscores a broad international beer lineup and positions Killer Diller as a notable option for enthusiasts.
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