Britain Can Make It But British Wish They Could Keep It
In London, Britain markets goods with two placards, export only and Britain can make it, but growing domestic shortages and high taxes curb citizen purchasing. The writer notes wage pressures, coal shortfalls, housing strains, and a cautious labor government balancing export focus with domestic needs.
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Art revival in Hamburg after war fuels cross border cooperation
In bomb-wrecked Hamburg art students and mixed British and German artists work together in a repurposed art school. Adolf Hitler is cited as a distant influence, while ex watercolorist leads a renaissance free of Nazi taint. The group paints delicate scenes and murals for British troops clubs under Rudolf Haybrook guidance.
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Germany
Exwater
Adolf Hitler
Rudolf Haybrook
London
Nazi mural sparks debate in international art class study
In a storeroom at the school an occult mural shows a blond nude figure above two women, linked to the superman theory. German artists recall 1933 bans, burned works, and repression, while a British class member recalls pressure to join the party or lose work, becoming a taxi driver.
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CROSSWORD BY EUGENE SHEFFER HORIZONT
Crossword clues and answers fill a large puzzle page with numbered Across and Down entries. The grid includes references to tools bases and metals, Greek letters, historic names, and common wordplay terms from a King Features Syndicate publication.
Capitals and etiquette hints in a grab bag mix
The text asks capitals for Chile Costa Rica and Ecuador. It then offers etiquette guidance about bidding guests farewell at the door, favoring proximity when hosting many people.
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Chile
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Words of Wisdom on Politeness and Perceived Virtue
A Bruyere quote notes politeness may not reflect true goodness or fairness yet supplies the appearance of virtue and lets outward behavior align with inner expectations. It reflects on social optics and ethical perception.
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Bruyere
Birthday Guidance and Lunar Transit for Today
A birthday advisory notes you are practical and cautious with strong family ties and literary tastes. A new friend could help, but proceed carefully. the Moon enters Cancer at 4 25 pm and talks with an older adviser are advised tonight. Meat production under Federal inspection was 69 percent of last year for the week ending October 5.
Warning Issued On Flimflam Mail Course Schemes
Thomasville police urged residents not to sign for or pay for correspondence business courses until contacting authorities. Chief R. Richardson announced a warrant for a man linked to such schemes, with Commercial Training Service of Trenton New Jersey and National Training Service of Harrisburg Pennsylvania named as targets. Arrests were recently made for two Harrisburg agents, while a suspect connected to the Trenton operation remains unnamed.
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Riment
R. Richardson
Commercial Training Service
Trenton
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National Training Service
Harrisburg
All in the Family Philadelphia Wedding Reunion
Margaret Milligan and Joseph Bonner will attend their parents wedding on Saturday in Philadelphia. Janet Millian aged 68 and William Bonner aged 67 are longtime widowed partners, having known each other 22 years.
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Margaret Milligan
Joseph Bonner
Janet Millian
William Bonner
Electric Lock-Picker To Be Kept Off The Market
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP News reports locksmith William Miskill has perfected a portable electric lock picker that claims to open standard door locks in seconds. The device uses a vibrating needle and a tension tool with a quiet hum, fits in pockets, and he says it will not be sold.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William Miskill
Grain shipment arrives under Ilish Soviet pact at Przeworsk
The Glos Ludu reports the first trainload of grain imported from Russia under the Ilish Soviet commercial agreement has reached Przeworsk. The event marks a milestone in postwar trade and supply routes between Poland and the Soviet Union.
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Glos Ludu
Russia
Przeworsk
Sparrows Escape Hazard at Wadena Construction Site
In Wadena Minnesota a partially built George Uselman building housed sparrows for months. Workers installing windows without warning birds, unable to exit, began to die by colliding with glass until crews halted the slaughter by whitewashing the panes.
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Wadena
Minn
George Uselman
Cheaper Meat Cuts Offer Similar Food Value
Cheap cuts of meat provide the same nutritional value as pricier cuts from the same animal. Experts note that proper cooking methods enhance tenderness and flavor, making budget options viable for balanced meals without sacrificing nutrition.
Headline Gaffe Creates Humorous El Siglo Error
In Bogota a typographical error mixed letters to form the Spanish word for succeeds, yielding the amusing El Siglo headline Harriman Seduces Wallace. The misprint sparked light commentary about translation and press accuracy.
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el Siglo
Harriman
Wallace
Rat Costs on the Farm Raise Feeding and Waste Questions
The average rat consumes about 50 pounds of corn annually and generates waste ranging from 50 to 100 pounds. This raises concerns about feeding costs and sanitation for farms considering rodent control or tolerating rat populations.
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