Niagara Falls dog survives barrel plunge and terrier tale
A New York City man’s terrier is cited as the only dog known to be swept over Niagara Falls and survive. The dog was rescued after a tumble near American Falls, examined by a veterinarian, and found unhurt. The column also offers dog care notes on toys, baths, dewclaws, Bible mentions, and a care Q&A.
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Aga Khan to be weighed against diamonds in 1946 event
London report says the Aga Khan will be weighed against diamonds in Bombay on March 20 1946 to honor his 60th year as spiritual head. Diamonds donated to charity after the weighing are noted as worth far more per weight than gold.
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Still Going Strong Shrivenham Soldier's Academic Path
Pfc. Stanley Cohen of New York left City College of New York to join the army. He studied war contracts at A. S. T. P. at Cornell then Duke University, then military government school in Washington. He returned to CCNY briefly before going overseas and now studies accounting at Shrivenham American University.
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Latin American Revolts Forecast Amid U S Lend Lease
A Washington briefing foresees more revolutions in Latin America driven by postwar cutbacks and economic strain. Six uprisings since the war sent governments to jail or exile, with Brazil and Vargas facing upheaval while Chile, Argentina, and others face political stress and social changes.
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Navy to cut discharge points for men in December
The Navy plans to reduce enlisted discharge point scores from 41 to 38 on December 1, to 37 on December 15, and to 36 on January 1. About 150,000 more men become eligible for discharge, with exceptions for specialists and enlisted women. Water tenders, ships cooks and bakers see earlier drops. seabees will also be discharged under the new scores.
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