Campaign Against Disease Fortified Rice Plan
Howard Smith leads a drive against a fortified rice program in the United States and the Philippines. The special processing adds B-1 B-2 iron to dried grains, aiming to distribute fortified rice to mills for widespread consumption. One grain treated per 200 grains of rice is expected to aid nutrition, with installation planned over several months.
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Howard Smith
Ousarid
United States
Philippines
Ates
Fragmentary note on royal birth and lineage
The text hints at Elizabeth and a baby, mentioning a mother and royal couples near the British throne. It appears as a garbled OCR fragment with unclear meaning and possible references to succession and historical figures.
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Andstrom
Imorthat
Biepa
Haganah Troops Show Their Colors in Royal Birth Speculation
A London column speculates on the birth of twins to a royal heiress or queen and the potential succession issues. Analysts note no precedent exists for twin royal heirs and discuss unique handling, including possible joint sovereignty concerns.
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Britain
Elizabeth
Palestine
Haganah
Jerusalem
Nea-Acme
David 5
Boyer
Gramps Puma Lives Nine Lives at Once
AP News features Auckland New Zealand where a puma at Auckland Zoo is 17 years old and still healthy. Zoo officials seek London Zoological Society recognition as the Methuselah of pumas, noting its diet and routine aid longevity. A cub from San Diego will join soon and the elder puma will be quietly disposed of.
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AP News
Auckland
New Zealand
London
Auckland Zoo
Central America
San Diego
Calif
Zoo
E. R. Sawer
Arkansas Swelters As Heat Grips State
Little Rock on June 16. Arkansas endures heat with highs near 95 in the capital region and 101 in El Dorado. The weather bureau warns of more hot, partly cloudy days with scattered thundershowers. Crop reports say lack of rain threatens truck yields and Monticello's tomato crop faces material reductions.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
el Dorado
Portland
Camden
Arkadelphia
Monticelo
U.S
Monticello
F. H. Cox Named Head of Young Democrat Clubs
Frank H. Cox Jr of Little Rock was elected president of the Young Democrats of Arkansas to fill the unexpired term of Henry Woods of Texarkana. Cox, previously secretary treasurer, will be succeeded by Griffith Smith Jr. as secretary treasurer. The election was by the D C A executive committee. Cox is assistant Little Rock city attorney and formerly deputy clerk of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Frank H. Cox
Young Demonalte Clubs of
Arkansas
Cox
Henry Woods
Texarkana
Woods
Sid McMath
Hot Springs
Griffith Smith
D. C. A. Executive Committee
Little Rock City
Arkansas Supreme Court
How to Cut Summer Burglaries
FBI director outlines practical steps to reduce home burglaries during vacations. Key measures include concealing valuables, stopping mail and deliveries, coordinating with a neighbor, securing doors and windows, and avoiding conspicuous signals of absence. The piece emphasizes lighting vulnerable areas and reporting any suspicious activity to police.
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United States
Royal Garden Parties Planned for Buckingham Palace
King George has tentatively set two July garden parties at Buckingham Palace on the 8th and 22nd. Palace staff expect 5,000 to 6,000 invitations for each event. Revived last year after wartime lapse, the informal gatherings replace prewar formal court functions. men wear lounge suits.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Birds that tool for food reveal clever foraging
Austin L Rand notes in the Chicago Natural History Museum Bulletin that woodpecker finches of the Galapagos grab insects by probing crevices with sticks or prickly pear spines. European song thrushes crack snails on rocks as an anvil, while northeastern herring gulls drop shells from height to break them open and repeat if needed.
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Chicago
Galapagos Islands
Austin L. Rand
Chicago Natural History Museum
Europe
Rand
United States
Rooftop Robber Strikes Little Rock Again
Little Rock reports another night raid by the rooftop burglar known as the Roof top thief. A drug store suffered losses of 250 dollars in pens pencils 50 cartons of cigarettes 22 watches and other merchandise after entry through a cut ventilator and ceiling. An adjacent store was frightened away by the same method and a food store later found empty of valuables.
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Little Rock
Greerey
Notre Dame Football to Feature New Jersey Trio this Fall
Notre Dame's lineup this season includes Philipsburg’s Walsh likely at center Bloomfield’s Frant Tripucka at quarterback and Morristown’s Fanelli slated as the first string fullback The trio gives the team a strong New Jersey influence on offense and leadership down the middle.
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Notre Dame
New Jersey
Buy Walsh
Philipsburg
Frant Tripucka
Bloomfield
John Fanelli
Morristown
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