Millionaire Milton Reynolds Plans 20000 Mile Round World Flight
Aviation dreamer Milton Reynolds, 54, a millionaire ball point pen magnate, envisions a 20,000 mile round-the-world flight. He aims to surpass Howard Hughes record of 91 hours 12 minutes set in July 1938, with a route about 6000 miles longer than that record path.
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Rain Disrupts Southern Association Opener In Atlanta
In Atlanta on April 12, rain curtailed the 1947 Southern Association debut as six games were postponed or called off. Only Little Rock's 5 to 4 13-inning win over Memphis was completed behind a pair of late rallies. The field darkened by power failure and limited lights hindered play, yet Little Rock clinched the lead with Litzinger scoring the deciding run in the seventh.
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Wallace urges Britain to oppose Truman plan in world reconstruction push
United Press report from London details Henry A. Wallace addressing a Westminster audience amid parallels to Churchill. He attacks the Truman doctrine as risking war, urges Britain to back a four point program for world reconstruction including control of atomic arms, internationalization of strategic zones, worldwide disarmament, and a $50 billion one year funding plan.
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Kansas Opposes Oklahoma A&M Entry to Big Six Conference
Lawrence Kansas April 12 Oklahoma A M s proposed entrance into the Big Six conference is opposed by the University of Kansas faculty representative Prof W D Davis who says the league should not enlarge too rapidly Kansas recently enlarged by admitting Colorado and will go slow on adding another institution Davis notes Kansas has one of the best athletic programs in the nation and says the color question had no bearing on the decision Petitions to Gov Frank Carlson protested admittance since Oklahoma A M bars Negroes from athletics The Aggies application was not voted on at the Kansas City meeting last Saturday and may be considered in Lincoln Neb May 23 24
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Duke Students Test Mind Affects Dice in Parapsychology Study
Duke University students explored mental influence on dice throws in a parapsychology study. Six dice were used in sessions with two subjects per test, one with cooperative effort and one with counteracting influence. Across 603 throws, results exceeded chance, with average hits of 4.54 per run when helping.
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