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A collage of quirky clippings notes pests, retail experiments, royal meetings, film industry losses, jokes, medical cost thoughts, and editorials. It highlights a New York Mirror item on a Kingstate Italy audience, a film rental loss tally, and reflections by industry figures on journalism and commerce.
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Pest Control
New York Daily Mirror
Kingstate
Italy
Fredricka
Greece
Pope
John
Lulu
Joe
C. Rufus Rorem
Hospital Council of Philadelphia
Robert Beiser
Automobile
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chevrolet
General Motors
Army tests new camping gear at Fort Lee
At Fort Lee Quartermaster School testers evaluate field equipment for civilians. The devices include an incendiary bomb and a lantern with a doughnut shaped fuel tank above the light to deflect illumination.
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ARMY
FT. Lee, Va
Quartermaster School
Indians Doubt Red Chinese Aggression
The London Observer notes Indian skepticism about a Communist Chinese invasion of India. It cites Nehru’s warning that India could become Communist only by ceasing to be India, argues India’s economic burdens deter aggression, and describes China’s Tibet campaign and disputed borders as context for regional tensions. It mentions Dalai Lama's exile in India and frontier ambiguities near Nepal Sikkim Bhutan.
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Bombay
China
India
Subcontinent
Peiping
Nehru
Himalayas
People’s Liberation Army
Dalai Lama
Mussoorie
Nepal
Sikkim
Bhutan
Chou En-lai
Invasion Route Through Assam Feared
The statement suggests China would invade India not via the Himalayas but from the east through Assam, with peaceful negotiations possible only if some disputed areas are seized by force.
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India
Himalayan
Assam
Burglar Uses Hamburger to Aid Escape
A Tucson house burglar fled with $500 in jewelry after feeding a pound of raw hamburger to the family dog to stop it from barking. The meat was taken from the victims’ refrigerator.
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Tucson
Ariz
Monmouth County Police Form County Wide Radio Network
Joe N. J. epolice and 53 municipalities in Monmouth County have joined to create a county wide police radio network. The system aims to reduce red tape by enabling real time sharing of information among all towns.
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Joe N. J. Ee
Monmouth County
West Allis signs urge safe driving near new hospital
Suburban West Allis, still under construction, has posted several street signs reading No accidents, please. Our hospital's not open yet. The messages aim to curb mishaps as construction continues locally.
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Milwaukee
West Allis
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London Observer Service
the Royal
N. Main ST
Commerce & Willowbrook ST
Nat Walker
Optometrist
S. Main
Penney’s
Orlon
Orions
Lamb
Dacron
Cotton
Towncrafts
Orion
Lady
Sidewinder
Burnishedtone
Penney
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