Washington Hints On Multi Million FBI Building Plan
A Sanctioned multi million dollar FBI building project in Washington is discussed to provide the bureau with long needed space. The plan includes a new headquarters and extensive lab facilities, with emphasis on centralizing operations in the capital.
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World Wide Thoughts on End Times and Science
Casual World’s End column notes atom bombs loom less than universal forces as Earth traverses a vast cosmos. It contrasts Biblical end-times with social world ages and predicts a return to country life amid millennial debate.
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Edmondson Joins UNC Chapel Hill In Journalism Role
Louis H Edmondson arrives at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill this fall as assistant of journalism and head of radio courses including news writing program planning and continuity. A Georgia native and Missouri journalism graduate, he earned his AM in 1940 and previously studied at Duke University, editing the Duke Chronicle and participating in the debate team and Duke Players.
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Second Coming Jesus End of All Things
A brief meditation on the end of times framed as a prophetic address. The speaker references eschatological themes and spiritual renewal, inviting contemplation on judgment, salvation, and cosmic consequence. The tone resembles a religious column urging preparedness and faith.
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German Plants Taken As Part Of Reparations
In Wiesbaden on September 29 General Eisenhower ordered 11 additional German industrial plants packed for shipment as reparations. Five plants were in an initial order with three more targeted for removal, including machine tool makers and heavy industry facilities. German crews will dismantle and crate under military supervision.
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Metal to Aid Doctors in Postwar World
A new use for car boloy cemented carbide is announced as a surgeon's assistant in postwar medicine. The hard metal, already used to machine armor plate for tanks, will be applied to ampule cutters and other surgical tools, expanding its industrial applications.
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Pan Am Reopens New York London Air Service
Pan American World Airways will restart its twice weekly New York to London service in October. Harold M. Bixby vice president in charge of Transocean Services announced a 15 hour schedule using four engine Douglas aircraft. Future plans aim to cut transit time to 12 hours with faster Constellation planes.
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Eye for Eye Work Remarked at Valley Forge Lab
Pvt. Ann Glaser of Philadelphia works in the Acrylic Eye Laboratory at Valley Forge General Hospital painting a new iris to match a remaining optic for veterans who have lost an eye in combat. The piece reflects a belief in giving an eye for an eye while performing her duties.
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Bugles Blow No More For Army's Vanishing Cavalry
Fort Riley Kansas reports the end of horse cavalry era as the first cavalry training regiment is deactivated and 2 800 horses reduced to 600 with remount implications. Despite storied leaders like Patton and Wainwright the Army moves to mechanized warfare leaving horses for packs and ceremonies.
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Vinegar Joe) Stilwell
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Textile Exhibit at Woman's College draws over 300 entries
More than 300 entries from across the United States have been received for the purchase award and entry competition of the second international textile exhibition to be held next Friday at the Woman's College Greensboro. The show runs in November and aims to boost the creative level of textile design. A stray note suggests using a grater to remove burned crust from a hem.
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Espionage Ring Broken Up By France's FBI
Paris reports 6900 arrests since liberation to dismantle a German espionage ring of French Nazi sympathizers. Naval Lt. Jean Platon, son of a former colonial minister, was among 95 agents parachuted into France late WWII, with most arrested or at large.
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Whistler Built Rail Line From Moscow To Leningrad
George W. Whistler, father of the artist, served as the builder on a czarist project to construct a railway from Moscow to Leningrad, reflecting imperial ambitions in the era.
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