Goods Made In United States Are Gobbled Up In Belgium
American made goods flood Brussels shops as Belgians snap up autos, refrigerators, haberdashery, tools, nylon pods, shoes, cosmetics and shirts. Shoppers cite authenticity and wartime strength. American cars fetch high street and black market premiums.
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United States
Belgium
BRL Issels
INS
Brussels
America
Britain
Children sing America The Beautiful in Mussolini halls
In Rome a global overseas school housed in the foro Mussolini now foro Italia hosts English speaking pupils from many nations. Brisk activity fills the marble corridors with colors, clay work, and laughter as a young American boy plays with paints and dough in a cheerful kindergarten setting.
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Rome
America
Foro Mussolini
Foro
Italia
Column on new school for arrivals by U S army aided by mothers
A hurriedly formed higher grade school for international arrivals opens in Mussolini forum with support from five mothers led by Mrs Sylvia Horwitz and Col Charles L Dasher. Noted staff include Miss Anna Thomas and Miss Edith L Watson. The first assembly includes a tale by Mrs Gray and a singalong of My County Tis of Thee.
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Scotland
MNRRA
United States
England
Sylvia Horwitz
New York City
U. S. Army
Charles L. Dasher
Mussolini Forum
Rome
Anna Thomas
Gland
Switzergland
Edith Lillian Watson
London Roya Academy of Music
Helen R. H. Nichol
McGill University
James Gray
San Francisco
Elizabeth Schorr
University of Vienna
Paris Sorbonne
Richard Hauser
Gray
India’s Civil Aviation Expands Postwar Reach
India’s civil aviation doubles routes and mileage in six months with eleven routes totaling 9225 air miles. Passenger traffic rises to 37633 in six months and 1 652000 flying miles, while 14 air transport firms are registered. Civil authorities take over aerodrome control and Karachi’s airport is reconditioned as a major customs air station.
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Air Transport Licensing Board
Karachi
United States Army Air Force
Customs Air Station
India
Royal Indian Air Force
Royal Indian Navy
English Women Sail To Wed Former Soldiers
Two London women bound for the United States sailed from Southampton aboard the Ile de France to marry former soldiers. Miss Joyce Simpkin, 23, heads to Flushing New York to wed Alexander Humphries, while Miss Joan Rumbold plans to marry Russell Hatchett, a railroad clerk at Percy Street Greensboro.
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Eng
London
United States
Ile de France
Joyce Simpkin
Joan Rumbold
Simpkin
Flushing
N. Y
Milk may contain an unknown quantity protecting teeth
Wisconsin biochemists report milk may harbor an unidentified factor aiding tooth decay resistance. Experiments show animals built fine teeth on mineralized milk, even with added fermentable sugar, suggesting a protective component beyond calcium. Separately, Decatur plans a water service trench ordinance after a car fell into a street hole.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Decatur
Ill
James A. Hedrick
Spinach Wins Taste Test For Former Prisoner Of War
Five year old Jim Tyson, once a captive of the Japs for four years, prefers spinach over chocolate cake and ice cream. He was liberated in the Philippines with parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tyson nearly two years ago and is adjusting to American foods. The piece also offers a kitchen tip for a makeshift coffee filter using a cheesecloth bag.
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Omaha
Neb
INS
Jim Tyson
J. D. Tyson
Philippines
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