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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
2
A described invention proposes keeping a port tee by a new method of loud engines of perforated pipes and pumping through the moe. The notes reference the chantiel and potential drainage applications with emphasis on mechanical piping and suction.
A new device measures relative oxygen in gas mixtures by utilizing attraction to a magnet. The method relies on magnetic response to determine oxygen content in produced blends.
AP columnist DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the United Nations Security Council dilemma over Palestine. He notes the Palestine commission demands swift action and that a peace force could enable partition, while urging concrete U.S. backed talks among the Big Five and Arab and Jewish leaders to avert wider war.
The text explains that blue and black eye colors share melanin as the coloring agent. The observed difference arises from light reflection by iris fibers, with black eyes containing more melanin than blue eyes.
Two American sergeants, Glen Woods and Theodore Havens, claim an unauthorized 700 mile B-17 flight from Caracas to Bremer Pastures was easy despite no prior piloting experience. They landed with no clearance, face possible charges for misappropriating army property, but shrugged off risk as they await further action. A separate Prague meeting discussed an Oder Danube canal with a study group planned and five trillion crawny ($100,000) allotted for preliminary work.
Hot Springs Municipal Civil Service Commission issued orders to the city police to obey George Callahan the new public safety commissioner. The department had sent a letter claiming to act for itself and refusing Callahan authority. The letter named no senior officer but implied Captain Milford Saunders as such. Mayor Earl Ricks forwarded the letter to the commission for action.
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