Swiss Visas Debate Heats Up Across Newspapers
Swiss newspapers push to end visa formalities for many European and overseas travelers as tourism bodies warn visas hamper trade. Swiss officials cite security and labor control concerns while noting wartime food needs and refugee provisions do not justify visa removal.
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Federation
Citiees
Belgium
Denmark
Fine
France
Great Britain
Holnd
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
South Africa
Austria
New Zealand
Olland
London
Ris
Brussels
Amsterdam
India
Typhoid Deaths Being Reduced in U S Cities
The American Public Works Association reports typhoid deaths in major cities have fallen to 0.22 per 100 000, down from 20.51 per 100 000 in 1910. Postwar water and sewerage projects are expected to further cut mortality, with 48 of 96 largest cities recording no typhoid deaths last year.
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Chicago
INS
U. S
American Public Works Association
Youngstown
Akron
Worcester
Mass
Milwaukee
Oakland
Calif
Gary Ind
Memphis
Care with fur coats when carrying parcels
When wearing a fur coat exercise care in carrying parcels as they may rub and wear the fur. The warning notes that friction from packages can damage delicate fur fabrics and suggests mindful handling to preserve the garment’s condition.
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Sudden Injuries and Romances
The item notes David Niven’s knee trouble worsened by a war injury from a reconnaissance air mission near the French coast. It also mentions Carmen Miranda’s flirtations, Lois Andrews and Steve Brody’s romance rumors, Alan Ladd and Sue Carol’s baby due date, stuntman Gordon Carath’s heart ailment, and various Hollywood social moves and excursions including pheasant hunting for stars in South Dakota and travels by notable actors to and from shoots.
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Hollywood
David Niven
David
Carmen Miranda
Fernando Martinez
Lois Andrews
Steve Brody
Lois
Lone Pine
Brody
Thunder Mountain
Alan Ladd-Sue Carol
Alan
Gordon Carath
Cavath
Lenin Mausoleum Draws Thousands Daily in Red Square
The large black and red marble mausoleum in Red Square Moscow attracts about 5000 visitors each day to pay respects to Lenin, the former Soviet leader.
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Lenin
Soviet
Russia
Red Square
Moscow
Nice Ears a Beauty Asset for Confidence and Style
The article extols neatly contoured ears as a beauty asset and suggests wearing earrings to draw attention. It praises open ears as fashionable, advises makeup and rouge on lobes, and notes plastic surgery can refine prominent ears while stressing professional trust and vanity’s societal acceptance.
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Mama Nature
Fir Tree First With Italians
Portland report says the Douglas fir will be a principal forest crop in Italy after UNRRA efforts to rebuild Italian forests. Professor Aldo Pavari of Florence notes it was rated highest among American trees and grows faster than native white fir, suited to the Apennine mountains.
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Portland
Ore
Ins
Pacific Northwest
Italy
Aldo Pavari
Italian Forest Experiment Station
Florence
UNRRA
Pavari
Appénine
Special Scents Through Ancient Perfume Use
The Greeks Romans and Egyptians long ago used perfumes on fingers furniture and clothing with distinct scents for different body parts. The article notes ancient practices and cultural importance of fragrances across civilizations.
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B. C
Faulty Monument Crumbles 1933 Georges Gynemer Memorial
France dedicated a monument to war ace Georges Gynemer in 1933. Four months later the memorial crumbled due to faulty construction, highlighting structural flaws in the earlier project.
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France
Georges Gynemer
Canada’s Chiff Brewer Leads Quebec Beer Output
Quebec dominates Canada’s brewing with 22,349,000 gallons produced in 1934, accounting for over 48 percent of national beer output. The figure highlights the province as the chief center of the industry in the Dominion.
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Quebec
Dominion of Canada
Nebraska Holstein herds post high butterfat output
Three Nebraska Holstein herds completed a year of production testing with the University of Nebraska herd leading. The 17 cows averaged 485 pounds of butterfat and 13,293 pounds of milk over 306 days, more than two and a half times the national average.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Ins
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Ripen Bananas at Room Temperature Until Freckled
Keep bananas at room temperature to finish ripening. Do not refrigerate until skins show brown flecking and fruit is fully ripe.
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Ise of
Switzerland
Thewiss Federation of Tourists
Pty
Eake
Rcrie
Navro
Keene, N. H
By Harrison Carroll
Davis Niven
Dian
Lacey
Phil
King
South Dakota
Terry
Ann Gillis
Alan Marston
Bill Demarest
Virginia
Tom Drake
Cary Grant
Ginger Rogers
Rogue River
Ginger
Jack Briggs
Andy Devine
Robert Taylor
Wichita
Kans
Bob
Beatrice
Nebr
Roy Rogers
Olivia de Havilland
Marcus Goodrich
Olivia
Diana Lynn
David Street
Nancy Guild
San Francisco
Elisha Cook, Jr
Lawrence Tierney
Sierras
Patricia Morrison
Dennis Morgans
Mexico
Syndicate
Ine
Lynn
Ethyl Corporation
Dead Man
Janet Blair
Helen Follett
Canada
CHIFF
Sen Pelt Ly
Sears
Masherne
Aluminum
A.C.A
SFARS
North Main Street
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